- Churcher’s College, founded in 1772 by the philanthropist Richard Churcher, is a co-ed day school in Petersfield and Liphook in Hampshire.
- Its pupils run an active charities committee, which has previously partnered with the Royal British Legion, Save the Children and Canine Partners.
- Trips are organised in the UK and beyond, including to Iceland, Austria, Paris, Germany, Spain and Greece. Pupils also take part in national competitions such as the Greenpower motorsport challenge and Model UN, as well as the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award scheme, the Combined Cadet Force, the Devizes to Westminster canoe marathon and the Ten Tors hiking challenge.
- The school’s teams are national and regional champions and finalists in netball, hockey, rugby, swimming, athletics, cross-country, water polo, cricket, kayaking and equestrian sport. Musicians perform at outdoor events, cabarets and on international tours.
- Scholarships are awarded for excellence and exceptional contribution in academic study and music. Bursaries are means-tested.
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