Mr Dave Watkin, assistant principal of Culford School, visited Nietzsche's Shanghai headquarters on September 26.Culford, which specialises in sport, is one of the leading members of the head teachers' association and aims to provide students with a challenging, affluent and fun learning environment.Let's take a look at today's review of visiting elite schools.

Mr. Dave Watkin, the assistant head, gave a Presentation to Nietzsche's staff team

The Culford School was founded in 1881.It is three miles north of the beautiful town of Bury st edmunds.The school is located near London, only a 90-minute drive away, and has direct road access to several international airports.The main building is Culford hall, an 18th-century court-style mansion (earl Cadogan's home) with 480 acres of beautiful gardens and lawns.

Culford high school, a co-educational day and boarding school for children aged 3 to 18, has 480 students.The school has kindergartens, primary schools, and secondary schools.The teaching facilities in the three departments are relatively independent and are managed by a separate principal.The affiliated primary school, also in the park, is a methodist primary school, but students from other churches or those without religious beliefs are admitted.Mr Watkin says the 488 acre school will house 1,000 pupils, but the number is small, as the school wants to give everyone the best education, facilities and space. International pupils account for only 17% of pupils. There are no pupils, only international pupils, with a total of 20 nationalities.

The Culford School was founded in 1881.It is three miles north of the beautiful town of Bury st edmunds.The school is located near London, only a 90-minute drive away, and has direct road access to several international airports.The main building is Culford hall, an 18th-century court-style mansion (earl Cadogan's home) with 480 acres of beautiful gardens and lawns.

Culford high school, a co-educational day and boarding school for children aged 3 to 18, has 480 students.The school has kindergartens, primary schools, and secondary schools.The teaching facilities in the three departments are relatively independent and are managed by a separate principal.The affiliated primary school, also in the park, is a methodist primary school, but students from other churches or those without religious beliefs are admitted.Mr Watkin says the 488 acre school will house 1,000 pupils, but the number is small, as the school wants to give everyone the best education, facilities and space. International pupils account for only 17% of pupils. There are no pupils, only international pupils, with a total of 20 nationalities.

In and out of the classroom, the school maintains some traditional good habits and respects the tradition and history in both behavior and concept education.The school knows that excellent education is a must for the school and parents to work together, so we seek to cooperate with parents and urge students to study hard, so that their abilities and talents can be maximized and excellent academic results can be achieved.

But academics are not the only pursuit. Sports and the arts are equally important.The school has numerous modern facilities such as a theatre, a gymnasium, an indoor tennis court, an arts and design centre, a library and a science centre.All sports meet high standards.There are many national and regional representatives, and the town has many service facilities for neighboring communities.The school has set up a special football course with professional coaches.What's more, the C culford high school tennis center ranks second in the country!Music and drama are also exciting, and there are many outdoor activities such as the duke of Edinburgh awards, CCF and world adventure.

Mr Dave Watkin posed pictures with Nietzsche's staff team

School  information

Nature of school: private secondary school

Type of school: co-educational

Founded in 1881

Admission age: 3-17 years old

Address: Suffolk, eastern England

Campus size: 480 acres

Tuition: £21,375-£29,085 / academic year (subject to grade)

The school website: http://www.culford.co.uk