Abbey College in Malvern

Abbey College in Malvern is a residential boarding college on Wells Road, set in the Malvern Hills in Worcestershire. The site has been used for education since 1874, with the original main building dating from 1863, although the college itself traces its origins to a foundation in Brighton in the 1960s. This is a boarding college rather than a day college with boarding attached, and it provides a high level of residential and personal care alongside the teaching. For families outside the South East looking for a boarding sixth form, it is one of the few independent colleges of this type in the West Midlands. The A-Level list is focused rather than broad, at 12 subjects. Law is on it, which is uncommon at A-Level, and the sciences, Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Economics and Business Studies are all covered, along with French and German. Alongside A-Levels the college runs GCSE and IGCSE, pre-sessional courses, and a medical foundation route. Fees are not published online.