Wellington College
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| Nationality | Eagmont |
| Main Campus | Torcan, 10km North of Greater Melboure (102km South of Oban, Capital City) |
| Established | 1804 |
| Rector | Dr. Ralph Norris |
Wellington College, a Secondary Boarding School for Eagmont's rich and famous, is a Private Charter College situated 10 km north of Greater Melbourne, close to the great mountains of Claremont. It is world renowned for its bright, rich and famous students, and overall its educational brilliance. Wellington Collee is currently headed by Dr. Ralph Norris, MA, and a Board of Governers.
History of Wellington College
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On January the 29th, 1803, after 40 years of no formal tutition for Children in Eagmont, Previous President Sir George Watsons, felt it was time for a formal college to be setup to teach the rich and aristocratic society. His brother, Wellington Watsons, was quite a literat, and when Watsons went to his brother Wellington to ask about the setup of a College in his Name, Wellington detested the idea. He said the name Wellington should never be used in an educational institution of the sought. However, as time went on, and the need was greater for this institution, Wellington decided he would allow it to go ahead.
So, on March the 3rd, the Buildings were contracted to be built, and enrolments were starting to open for the start of the 1804 school year (beginning on 1st March).
The Buildings, costing 15,000,000 Eagmont Dollars, were built to last for "over 400 years", said the Contractor of the time.
On March 1st, 1804, the school was opened for the first time. There were 23 students, plus 4 teachers there for the students to be taught by.
Day to Day life of a School Boy attending Wellington College
The day to day life of a School boy attending Wellington College is rather hectic.
5:00 am - Up and showered
5:30 am - Breakfast
6:30 am - Exercise
7:30 am - Morning Assembly
8:00 am - Lessons Start
4:50 pm - Lessons End
5:00 pm - Dinner
6:00 pm - Debate Session
7:45 pm - Free Time
9:30 pm - Prayers
9:45 pm - Bed
