Saint Gabriel's College, Camberwell

Saint Gabriel's College, Lambeth
Established 2012
Type Voluntary aided school
Religion Church of England
Principal Mr Nick Butler
Chair of Governors Mr Fergal Roche
Location Langton Road
Lambeth
London
SW9 6UL
England
Coordinates: 51°28′57″N 0°06′58″W / 51.4826°N 0.1160°W / 51.4826; -0.1160
Local authority Lambeth
DfE number 208/4509
DfE URN 100627 Tables
Ofsted Reports
Gender Co-educational
Ages 11–16
Colours      Yellow and      Black
Diocese Lambeth
Website Saint Gabriel's College

Saint Gabriel's College, is a Church of England co-educational secondary school located in the London Borough of Lambeth.

Admissions

Saint Gabriel's College is an 11-16 voluntary aided, co-educational comprehensive school, part of the educational provision of the Anglican Diocese of Southwark and the London Borough of Lambeth. Saint Gabriel's opened in September 2012 and is a Specialist Arts and Music College.[1] The college is small and inclusive offering places to students of all faiths and backgrounds.

History

Charles Edward Brooke was the founder of the predecessor school and also set up St Gabriel's Training College for Women Teachers in Cormont Road. The governors of the college decided on the new name, Saint Gabriel's College, to affirm the past and also signal the college's distinctively Christian yet inclusive ethos. Gabriel the Messenger was said to have used a horn to deliver news and, as the college has a strong musical bias, the college emblem consists of 12 horns.

Charles Edward Brooke was the second vicar of St John the Divine, Kennington. The college still maintains strong links with the Church. In 2013 the vicar of the Church is serving on the college governing body as the Vice-Chair of Governors.[2]

Locations

The college has two sites located within close proximity of each other: Langton road, Camberwell and Cormont Road, Camberwell.

References

  1. "Vassal View article regarding the new school - Saint Gabriel's College". Vassal View. Retrieved 8 April 2013.
  2. "Saint Gabriel's College Governing Body". Saint Gabriel's College. Retrieved 8 April 2013.
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