Wellington College

Wellington College International (WCI) has 8 schools overseas, in India, China and Thailand, currently educating over 5500 students. Each school is, or is on the path to becoming, one of the best International schools in their region. Wellington College International aims to support, connect and grow premium quality international schools to enhance educational opportunities for young people around the world. This aim supports the purpose of Wellington College to pioneer education to serve and help shape a better world.

Our schools

Crowthorne

Tianjin

Shanghai

Hangzhou

Bangkok

Nantong

Pune

WCI schools are genuinely outstanding and distinctively Wellington. Our international schools share the values, ethos and unerring ambition of Wellington College, and are authentically Wellington. They are not clones of Wellington however, but from a shared vision they deliver exceptional quality education that is brought vividly to life through a dialogue between pedagogies and cultures, and uniquely tailored to their communities. It is this shared vision that now delivers so much enrichment to the intellectual and cultural development of our students and their communities across the whole Group.

Our vision

Don’t take things too seriously and if you have an idea of what you want to do (as I did) don’t put it off, just start it. Probability shows it’ll likely fail but what you’ll learn by failing, or succeeding, will be invaluable.

Robert Rowland, Old Wellingtonian

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My first real entrepreneurial experience came at University where a friend and I started a small waitering agency business...

Tim Warrillow, Old Wellingtonian

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In the early days, the only difference between being an entrepreneur and unemployed is your mindset and imagination.

Julian and Matt, Old Wellingtonian

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I like to say ‘Entrepreneur’ is french for unemployed. I'm hilarious like that. However, being an entrepreneur is a multidimensional privilege.

Jag Bhara, Old Wellingtonian

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Being an interesting performer is a much more complicated business! It is about more than being truthful, requiring an intensity and a deep understanding of the character.

Adrian Lukis, Old Wellingtonian

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I’ve got some CV highlights (singing at Covent Garden or The Proms) but the most enjoyable thing is always when you get to perform with friends, or when you get to play a particularly fun character, especially the baddies.

George Humphreys, Old Wellingtonian

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Believe me when I say that the number one asset to have as an actor or artist of any kind is perseverance.

Josh Bowman, Old Wellingtonian

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When I was 14, maybe a bit younger, my mother gave me my first camera. It was like finding a voice that I never had; an ability to communicate and talk with a power that I didn’t know before.

Marcus Lyon, Old Wellingtonian

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Wellington College International Head Office, UK

International Insights

Why are more K-12 international schools amplifying student voice?

Ed Tech and meaningful approaches to IT in the classroom

Developing student agency for independent learning across Wellington College China schools

Wellington College

WCI Bangkok

Huili Hangzhou

WCI Shanghai

WCI Tianjin

Huili Shanghai

WCI Hangzhou

Huili School Nantong

WCI Pune