What does Bolton School do?

Bolton School is a large, independent day school located in Bolton, Greater Manchester, England. Set on a 32-acre campus, it serves over 2,500 students and is known for its strong academic performance and holistic educational approach. The school has a rich history, dating back to 1516 for its boys' school and 1877 for its girls' school, and it became a unified foundation in 1915. The school offers a comprehensive educational journey from nursery through to post-18 education, with both co-educational and single-sex options. Its programs include early years education, primary and junior schooling, and senior education leading to GCSEs and A-Levels. Bolton School also provides extensive co-curricular activities in sports, music, and drama, along with dedicated university admissions support for its Sixth Form students. The school actively engages with families in Greater Manchester and beyond, aiming to provide a first-class education for all its students.