Repton School: A Unique World Combining Competencies and Qualities.

Repton School is an independent co-educational British public boarding school in Repton, Derbyshire, England, that was founded by the will and funds of Sir John Port of Etwall in 1557. The school admits students from the ages of 13 to 18 and would initially only admit boys, before opening its doors to the girls in the 1970s.

For those wishing to join the school, a personal tour to the school is recommended, where you get to meet with the Director of Admissions and other key staff members like the housemistress or master, and also get to enjoy some lunch in one of the ten houses. The students should formally register their interest by completing a registration form, followed by a compulsory entry exam that all prospective students should sit for.

Achievements and Activities of Repton School in 2019-20.

• Repton International Schools Ltd (RISL) signed a collaboration with Chip Eng Seng Corporation (CES), a subsidiary of Repmal Sdn. Bhd., to acquire and rebrand Excelsior International School in Bahru, Malaysia, and establish Repton Malaysia. The school is scheduled to open in September 2020 and offer education to pupils from K1 to Y12 (From 3 years to 18 years). RISL has established other premium international schools in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and Singapore, and signed contracts for schools in China, Egypt, and Bulgaria.
• The school congratulated and celebrated the Upper Sixth pupils for posting impressive grades in their A-Levels. Six Reptonians received an offer to study various disciplines at Oxford and Cambridge universities, and many others got admitted to other top Universities and won various awards and scholarships. 18% were graded A*, 43.5% A*A, and 10 of the Reptonians achieved a minimum of 3 A*s.
• Repton hosted the U14 LTA Youth National Series for boys and girls in Britain. With only four regional venues open for the championships across the nation. The tournaments aim at giving the tennis players a high volume of matches as they return from lockdown.