Our heritage website allows you to explore the Wellington story through our cherished collections of archives and artefacts, as well as films, podcasts, written accounts
We are delighted to enclose links to our latest edition of the Waterloo Society Newsletter. These newsletters all have a particular decades focus (1940s, 1950s and 1960s) and we hope that you enjoy the memories and photos!
As we celebrate the opening of the newly renovated and renamed Potter Pavilion, you may be interested to look back on its history and that of its precursors. The Potter Pavilion is not the first, nor even the second, such building to stand on Turf. According to the Wellingtonian, the very first pavilion was a […]
For the past year, College has been undertaking a thorough modernisation of the Pink Pavilion. The work has transformed the interior of this iconic building, whilst importantly retaining its original external character. It will provide high quality co-educational changing facilities, as well as providing the opportunity for Wellington to host representative sport both on Turf […]
The coronation of King Charles III is a significant historical event. Looking through the Wellington archives, we have found a wonderful piece in the 1911 Yearbook about the coronation of King George V. It records the events which were held around the coronation, and most significantly, recounts the planting of an oak tree by Lord […]
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Wellington College Grounds and Gardens Manager, Mark Dodd, will take us on a tour of the College’s main estate grounds, which are not open to the general public, and share some fascinating insights into the delights and challenges of looking after this 440-acre estate.
Wildlife Trust Learning Officer, Kat Dahl, will guide us around the College’s nature reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest. This protected area is a remarkable beacon of biodiversity, containing several nationally scarce habitats and species. Together, they will tell us about the great variety of wonderful wildlife on this site, and how its conservation is managed by the College.
Please note you will need a moderate level of fitness/walking speed to cover the site in the 2-hour slot.
Book your place »The Ship, Wandsworth
The Wellington Community would like to invite all 2003 and 2008 Leavers to reunite and reminisce with one another at The Ship, Wandsworth. Drinks and a light buffet will be available from 6.30pm to celebrate this wonderful milestone. Please spread the word to ensure we can get as many of the 2003 & 2008 classes together!
Tickets cost £10 per person, and include welcome drinks and light buffet.
OWs and their partners and/or guests are all very welcome to attend.
Prior to the event your name will be shared with the reunion group via email and/or the website. Please note we will not share any contact information. If you do not wish us to do this please email community@wellingtoncollege.org.uk
Book your place »Concert Room, Wellington College
Saturday 10th June 11:00am-12:00pm
The Wellington Community invite you to join the informal and fun Wellington Parent Singers group, led by our inspirational Director of Music Simon Williamson, designed for singers of all abilities. To register your place please email: community@wellingtoncollege.org.uk