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Eton College Review

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Eton College, located in Windsor Town, 20 miles from London, is Britain's most famous aristocratic high school, ranking first in the world. Located on the Thames River in Buckinghamshire, across the bank from the Queen's beloved Windsor Palace, Eton College is an ancient institution founded by Henry VI in 1440. Eaton is famous for its "cradle of elite", "culture of gentlemen" and its strict militarized management. Most of its students have excellent grades and are recognized as the best middle school in Britain. It is also the training place for the elites of the British royal family and the political and economic circles.

Eton College

Posted: Sep 19, 2014
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  • 轻轻的一个蚊
    5/5Outstanding
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    The school, called the Public School, is actually a private secondary school. Henry VI named it after the original intention of providing free education for poor students, so that poor children can also attend the school as a preparatory school for King's College, Cambridge. But because of the great work, Eton School became the most famous aristocratic school in Britain, completely contrary to the purpose of King Henry VI. At Eton, you can often see tours organized by private schools in China, but you can only look outside like free-travelers. Eaton College is a training place for the British royal family, political and economic elites. There have been 20 British Prime Ministers such as former British Prime Minister David Cameron, as well as poet Shelley, economist John Cairns, and here is also Prince Charles, the heir to the British throne. Prince William and Prince Harry's alma mater.

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    Posted: May 1, 2020
  • M30***64
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    Just by the road, there is a memorial tower in front of the door. The city in the UK is really small. In fact, it is very close to Big Ben Bell. Very quiet town, the school is not open, did not enter the campus, very regrettable.

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    Posted: Apr 11, 2019
  • M30***76
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    Before I went to see the travel notes, I learned that Eton College was here. But this time is not open. . . If you are lucky, it will open during that time, it seems that someone can take a visit for more than an hour every afternoon.

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    Posted: Apr 11, 2019
  • Incred Mcdonald
    5/5Outstanding

    beautiful interesting fun place, worth the time to visit there, will go again. recommended

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    Posted: Dec 2, 2023
  • 精录绿
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    Leave Windsor Castle and walk across a bridge to Eton College. Eton College is Britain's most famous aristocratic high school, ranking in the top ten in the country. Founded by Henry VI in 1440. Eaton is famous for its "cradle of elite", "culture of gentlemen" and its strict militarized management. Most of its students have excellent grades and are recognized as the best middle school in Britain. It is also the training place for the elites of the British royal family and the political and economic circles. One of our cars had a look at Eton. It's better not to drive, just walk. It's more convenient to walk from Windsor Castle to Eton Public School.

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    Posted: Oct 29, 2016
  • 琳达Linda琳达
    5/5Outstanding
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    Eton is one of the most famous universities in Britain. It has the cradle of the elite. Muming went, as expected. In a moment, it was deeply attracted by its tall buildings. It's no exaggeration to say that European castles and squares are also. It's more amazing than the usual European attractions. It's really lucky to be able to study here. Be sure to come here and punch in.

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    Posted: May 20, 2017
  • 自由飞翔的老鹰
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    Walking in the elite cradle of Eton Public School, men's high school, many prime ministers graduated here. Do you remember the Zhengda variety show many years ago? Guess what's S on Figure 1, what's S on Figure 4, 6.7, all the buildings here are Victorian, what's the function of the iron block at the entrance?

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    Posted: Dec 13, 2017
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