How about St. Paul's School in the UK

Today, I'd like to tell you about St. Paul's School in the UK, just for reference!

St. Paul's is one of the schools with the highest percentage of students applying to Oxford and Cambridge, and arguably one of the best private schools in the UK, as well as one of the highest academic boys' schools in London.

St?Paul's?School is located on the beautiful banks of the River Thames in London, England, and was founded in 1509 by John?Colet, then a church father and Oxford lecturer, with a history of more than 500 years. The school is located on the south bank of the River Thames in London, Hammersmith (Hammersmith? Bridge), the geographical location is very advantageous, students studying here in the study of knowledge and culture, but also can feel the charm of the cosmopolitan city of London, contact with different parts of the world's culture, and better open up the international outlook.

St. Paul's Boys' School is one of the UK's top nine public schools, and is now a prestigious boarding school for boys in the UK, known for its rigorous academic style. Its educational philosophy is "The?excitement?about?learning"? (a mad interest in learning). St. Paul's currently enrolls students between the ages of 7 and 18, and is divided into St. Paul's Juniors (Primary School for 7-13 year olds, formerly Colette Court) and St. Paul's School (Secondary School for 13-18 year olds).

While St. Paul's is a predominantly day school, it also offers a small number of boarding places. The school provides a well-rounded education in which academic, physical, creative, social, moral and spiritual elements are intrinsic and essential parts. Teachers at St. Paul's are committed to fostering a passion for the subject matter itself, encouraging students to go beyond textbook knowledge and to dare to expand their thinking and learn by example. Teaching at the school is challenging, inclusive and responsive to the needs of the students. The goals of the school are to develop in all boys a love of learning, academic potential, and individual talents; and to foster self-confidence, a sense of service to others, and a zest for life in a caring learning environment.