St Paul's School, London

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boys' school charitable organization independent school public school (United Kingdom)

St Paul's School, London is a prestigious independent boys' school founded in 1509, renowned for its academic excellence and notable alumni in British public life.

Aliases (2)

St Paul’s School, London ×3
St Paul’s School London ×1

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	boys' school → charitable organization → independent school → public school (United Kingdom) →
category	Educational institutions established in 1509 → Member schools of the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference → Schools in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames →
country	United Kingdom →
foundedBy	John Colet →
foundingPurpose	education of boys →
genderAdmission	boys →
governedBy	The Worshipful Company of Mercers →
hasAlumnus	Dan Snow → G. H. Hardy → George Osborne → J. R. Ackerley → John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough → John Milton → Lord Wolfson of Aspley Guise → Nicholas Hytner → Samuel Pepys → Sir Edward Grey → Sir Peter Maxwell Davies →
hasCampusOn	River Thames →
hasHouseSystem	yes →
hasMotto	Fide et Literis →
hasPreparatorySchool	St Paul's Juniors →
inception	1509 →
knownFor	academic excellence → high university entrance rates → notable alumni in British public life →
languageOfInstruction	English →
locatedIn	Barnes → London → London Borough of Richmond upon Thames →
maximumPupilAge	18 →
minimumPupilAge	13 →
movedTo	Barnes → Hammersmith →
offersBursaries	yes →
offersQualification	A level → GCSE →
offersScholarships	yes →
originalLocation	St Paul's Churchyard →
religiousAffiliation	Church of England →
schoolType	day school →
tuitionType	fee-paying →

Referenced by (6)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Edmund Halley ("St Paul’s School, London") → George Osborne ("St Paul’s School, London") → Isaiah Berlin ("St Paul’s School, London") → John Milton → Samuel Pepys → Sri Aurobindo ("St Paul’s School London") →	educatedAt