Situated in superb grounds near Norwich, Langley is approximately 100 miles from London and close to Norwich airport for international connections. The school arranges transport for overseas students.
Classes are small with staff to pupil ratio 1 to 8. A wide range of subjects is taught to GCSE, including all the Sciences, Computer Studies, and French, German, Spanish and Latin. The Sixth Form prepares pupils for A-levels leading to university entry and careers in the professions. A three-tier curriculum enables pupils to broaden their Sixth Form Studies. All receive careers advice over a number of years.
Pupils from across the world are admitted at all ages and for varying periods of time. Overseas pupils are fully integrated into the academic curriculum, and are given additonal individual subject support where necessary by qualified and experienced teachers of English as a Foreigh Language, in consultation with subject teachers. Pupils are prepared for appropriate examinations in English as a Foreign Language. In order to build upon the existing strengths of the students and to facilitate their easy integration into the school, programmes of study are organised on a very flexible basis. For those of Sixth Form age we offer a one, two or three year course. The three year course will involve a combination of A-level and GCSE subjects which will qualify the students for entry to jobs or higher education either in the UK or their homeland.
The impressive facilities include a new Science and Computing Centre; Craft, Design and Technology workshops; lecture theatre; assembly hall; large sports hall. The boarding accommodation is well appointed with study bedrooms for the Sixth Form.
There are extensive playing fields, thirteen tennis courts, a nine-hole golf course. The main boys' games are rugby, hockey, athletics and cricket; and for the girls, hockey, netball and rounders.
An Arts Umbrella programme offers the opportunity for pupils to experience the theatrical and musical productions in London and other centres, supplementing the School's internal provisions.
The aim of the School is to provide a full education, academically, socially and culturally, to encourage pupils to develop their talents and personality, to use time wisely, to achieve a high standard of self-discipline; and to draw out and train the qualities of leadership. There is an active Parents' Association and flourishing Past Pupils' Society.
