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Collingham A-Level
Our home for over 50 years and our namesake, 23 Collingham Gardens has been the educational home for the likes of Robert Kennedy, Lord Snowden, Prince Edward, Viscount Linley, and even Christopher Robin Milne, AA Milne’s son and inspiration for the British classic, Winnie the Pooh.
Collingham GCSE
Our GCSE department is housed on Young Street and is steeped in academic pedigree. Previously the residence of William Makepeace Thackeray, where intellectuals such as the Brontë sisters regularly visited for supper.
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The Natural History Museum
Famed for its iconic blue whale and dinosaur skeletons, the Natural History Museum is a cornerstone of scientific discovery. With interactive galleries and a rich research legacy, it’s ideal for students intrigued by biology, geology, and environmental science.
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Portobello Road Market
Portobello Road Market, established in the 19th century, is renowned as the world’s largest antiques market. It attracts visitors globally, reflecting its vibrant heritage and cultural significance.
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Shakespeare’s Globe
A faithful reconstruction of the original Elizabethan playhouse, Shakespeare’s Globe offers powerful open-air performances of the Bard’s works. From its guided tours to educational workshops, it provides an immersive experience of Shakespearean drama just minutes from the City—connecting students directly to literary history.
The National Theatre
Overlooking the Thames, the National Theatre stages bold new plays and timeless classics in striking modernist buildings. Students can experience world-class performances and behind-the-scenes tours, gaining insight into theatre production, design, and dramatic literature—ideal for aspiring creatives, writers, and performers.
Buckingham Palace
The official residence of the monarch, Buckingham Palace is steeped in tradition and pageantry. Its grand façade and ceremonial events offer students a glimpse into constitutional monarchy and British history, making it a landmark of both cultural and educational interest.
Tate Britain
Home to the national collection of British art, Tate Britain spans masterpieces from the 1500s to the present. With regular exhibitions and Turner Prize showcases, it’s a must-visit for students of visual arts, art history, or anyone inspired by British creativity.
The Victoria and Albert Museum
A world leader in art, design, and performance, the V&A showcases everything from Renaissance sculpture to cutting-edge fashion. Its diverse exhibitions and educational resources make it an exceptional learning space for students of history, textiles, art, and architecture.
The Royal Geographical Society
At the heart of exploration and global research, the Royal Geographical Society hosts fascinating exhibitions, lectures, and archives. A hub for students passionate about geography, environmental science, or global affairs, it’s an inspiring destination that bridges academic curiosity with real-world discovery.
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Gloucester Road Tube Station
A short walk from both Collingham premises, Gloucester Road Station provides excellent transport links via three Underground lines. Its proximity ensures effortless commuting, while the surrounding area blends residential elegance with convenient shops and cafés—perfect for study breaks or a smooth journey into central London.
South Kensington Tube Station
Just minutes from Collingham’s A-Level and GCSE buildings, South Kensington Station offers swift access across London via the Circle, District, and Piccadilly lines. Ideally placed for daily travel, it also connects students to nearby world-class museums and cultural institutions in the heart of academic Kensington.
High Street Kensington Tube Station
Within easy walking distance of Collingham’s GCSE and A-Level centres, High Street Kensington Station connects students to the Circle and District lines. Set amid shops, eateries, and Kensington Gardens, it offers a lively local environment and reliable access to wider London for learning and leisure alike.