Wellington College Education traces its origins back to 1859, when Queen Victoria founded Wellington College in Crowthorne, England. It was a national monument to Arthur Wellesley, the first Duke of Wellington and one of the country’s most renowned military figures and statesmen.
More than 160 years later, the College remains one of the most respected educational institutions in the UK. Through its global network of schools it empowers more than 10,000 students in England, China, India and Thailand, with schools soon to open in Indonesia and South Korea.
In partnership with Wellington College, the Wellington College China (WCC) group opened its inaugural international school, Wellington College International Tianjin, in 2011. This was followed by the addition of Wellington College International Shanghai in 2014 and the bilingual Hiba Academy Shanghai in 2018. That same year also saw the opening of two more schools in Hangzhou - Hiba Academy Hangzhou and Wellington College International Hangzhou. Most recently, in 2022, WCC launched its flagship boarding school, Hiba Academy Nantong.
Hiba Schools
Wellington College Schools