Harrow School

Harrow School is one of England's most iconic full-boarding schools for boys, founded in 1572 under a royal charter granted by Queen Elizabeth I. Set on a hill above north-west London, its 300-acre campus combines historic architecture — including the original Fourth Form Room — with modern facilities, creating an environment steeped in tradition yet forward-looking in its ambitions. The school's distinctive uniform of straw boaters and dark suits remains a visible symbol of its identity. Harrow occupies a unique place in British education, having shaped prime ministers, poets, and global leaders across five centuries.

• →Exceptional breadth of co-curricular opportunity — from the renowned Harrow Arts Festival to elite sport — within a full-boarding community
• →A powerful alumni network and brand recognition that opens doors globally, particularly in finance, law, politics, and the arts
• →The house-based boarding structure provides a genuine community of care and lifelong friendships across 12 boys' houses
• →Strong Oxbridge and Russell Group university placement, supported by dedicated academic mentoring and university preparation
• →Historic campus in a safe, elevated village setting with outstanding facilities and easy access to central London