d'Overbroeck's Oxford is a British Curriculum / BTEC Qualification / Bespoke Curriculum school in Oxford, United Kingdom. Founded in 1977. It serves 750 students for students aged 11–18. Annual tuition ranges from $34,271 to $54,902 USD.
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Scholarships Available
Scholarships available for Years 7, 9, and 12 entry, recognizing exceptional ability and contribution to school life. Bursary assistance also provided to UK-based families who may otherwise be unable to afford full fees.
Means-tested bursaries are available. Contact the school admissions office for details.
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About
D'Overbroeck's Oxford is an independent co-educational day and boarding school for pupils aged 11 to 18, operating across four campuses in north Oxford including a dedicated International School for overseas students aged 14–16. The school follows the English National Curriculum to GCSE and offers a flexible Sixth Form with 38 A-levels, BTECs, and specialist preparation for competitive university admissions including Oxbridge, Medicine and Law. Part of Nord Anglia Education, the school is noted for one of the largest EAL support teams in the country and a performing arts programme developed in collaboration with Juilliard.
School data verified by NanaSays. Last updated: April 2026.
Why Families Choose
D'Overbroeck's offers a flexible Sixth Form with 38 A-levels plus BTECs and Level 3 options alongside an Extended Project Qualification. The Plus programme and Admissions Prep provide targeted support for competitive university applications including Medicine, Law, and Oxbridge. A dedicated International School serves overseas students aged 14–16 with integrated EAL provision described as one of the largest EAL teams in the country. Performing arts benefits from a Juilliard collaboration and sport is delivered through University of Oxford venues. The school operates as a Microsoft Showcase School with a Global Campus platform.
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Fees & Financials
| Grade / Year | Annual Fee |
|---|---|
| Sixth Form | GBP 35,385~$ 44,791 |
| Extended A-Level Programme | GBP 43,230~$ 54,722 |
| International School Year 10 | GBP 40,560~$ 51,342 |
| International School Year 11 | GBP 43,200~$ 54,684 |
| Senior School (Years 7–11) | GBP 26,985~$ 34,158 |
Conversions to USD use exchange rates as of April 2026.
Original currency: £26,985 - 43,230. Application fee: $241.
Admissions Process
- 1Make an enquiry via the online enquiry form. 2) Attend an in-person or online Open Event. 3) Submit an online application form with supporting documents. 4) Sit an entrance test and attend an interview (Senior School candidates complete a two-hour cognitive abilities test; International School candidates complete entrance tests and an online interview; Sixth Form candidates are interviewed by the Sixth Form Leadership Team). 5) Receive a place offer after assessments, interviews and references are reviewed.
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Boarding Life
Six boarding houses (St Aldates, Hayfield, Islip, Nash, St Philip's and Westway) offer single or twin bedrooms, many with en-suite bathrooms. Houses are co-educational with gender-segregated living areas and include common rooms, dining spaces and study areas. Each house is overseen by a residential Head of House with 24/7 on-site staff. Sixth Form boarders may also opt for studio flats or weekly boarding. Boarding fees range from GBP 6,430 (weekly) to GBP 11,095 (studio flat) per term.
Boarding is available for ages 14–16 at The International School and ages 16–18 in the Sixth Form. There are six boarding houses with single or twin bedrooms, many with en-suite bathrooms, overseen by resident Houseparents or Heads of House with 24/7 on-site staff. Supervised study periods run Monday to Thursday evenings. Most boarding houses are within walking distance of campuses, with transport provided for houses closer to Oxford city centre.
School Day
The school day runs on weekdays from 7:30am to 4:30pm.
Student Life
There are six boarding houses: St Aldates, Hayfield, Islip, Nash, St Philip's and Westway. The houses are co-educational with gender-segregated living areas, each overseen by a residential Head of House and supported by staff, providing 24/7 care and structured routines. Boarders have access to common rooms, dining spaces and study areas within their house.
Senior School pupils wear a polo shirt with a jumper, cardigan or d'Overbroeck's hoody worn over the polo; no other hoodies may be worn inside. Sixth Form students have no uniform or dress code and may wear clothes that are clean, decent and appropriate for activities; branded sports kit is worn for training and competitions.
Food is provided seven days a week by Chartwells Independent and caters for dietary requirements. Meals are served at The International School during the week and at weekends at the main Sixth Form building (333 Banbury Road). Snacks are available in-house and some self-catering options are available on request. Boarding charges include breakfast and dinner; lunch is included in tuition for Senior School, International School and EALP students.
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Wellbeing & Safety
The school prioritises mental wellbeing through its pastoral system and PSHE programme, with Tutor time and health checks helping students manage wellbeing and health.
The school has a safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children policy; ISI inspection reports are published. Safeguarding is a core responsibility for all staff.
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School Background
Governed by a Board of Governors and part of Nord Anglia Education. The Chair of Governors represents Nord Anglia Education.