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The campus covers over 74,000 square metres and features custom-built, state-of-the-art facilities for academic and co-curricular life. The Reading Corner Library provides over 2,000 books for younger pupils, while a second-floor library houses around 6,000 books and offers inter-library loans and an eLibrary. The Performing Arts Centre includes a 560-seat Grand Theatre, a Black Box studio and dance spaces. The Sixth Form Centre provides dedicated study space adjacent to the Grand Theatre, and specialist classrooms support science, design and technology and art. A tennis court sits on the top floor, and the campus includes extensive indoor and outdoor sport facilities.
The sports facilities include a sports hall, gym, football pitch and a 400-metre all-weather track. There are basketball and badminton courts, and two swimming pools, including a 25-metre, six-lane competition pool. The tennis court is located on the top floor. The external sports field features a 400m track, an 11-a-side football pitch, two basketball courts, floodlights and a stadium with long jump and shot put facilities. The indoor gym on the second floor provides ten badminton courts, three basketball courts, one handball court and one volleyball court.
Specialist classrooms include science laboratories designed to blend theoretical and practical work. The Design and Technology room offers state-of-the-art facilities for 3D printing and art projects. The library system comprises the Reading Corner Library (over 2,000 books) and a second-floor library (around 6,000 books), with inter-library loans and an eLibrary. Pupils have access to the latest technology, including iPads and an ICT Mac suite. Science lessons take place in dedicated science labs from Year 6 onwards.
The Performing Arts Centre supports music, drama and dance, with dedicated practice rooms, a dance studio, a Black Box theatre and a 560-seat theatre. Dance studios are used for co-curricular activities and school productions. The Dukebox Studio operates as a campus radio station. The co-curricular programme includes music, theatre productions and other arts opportunities, as well as sport and other activities. The Wellington Academy Programme provides paid extra-curricular courses in sports, performing arts, academics and languages; initial offerings include English, French, swimming, synchronized swimming, mad science, lego, boxing, football and floorball.
Wellington College International Hangzhou opened in 2018 and is located in Xiaoshan, Hangzhou (2399 Xue Zhi Road). The school follows a British-style curriculum: the Primary phase uses the English National Curriculum with international elements, pupils move to IGCSE courses (Years 10–11) and then to a two‑year A Level Sixth Form (Years 12–13). The campus includes a dedicated programme of co-curricular activities (the Wellington Academy Programme) and runs the Duke of Edinburgh's Award; the school also publishes a downloadable bilingual fee schedule and an admissions contact for visits and enquiries. The school publishes an on-site nursery link for early years and identifies English-language teaching with weekly Chinese lessons across Key Stages; the campus and programme information (including bus service details and the fee schedule) are available from the school site.
