Contact with the House & the College

On Christmas Day there is a Family Service in Chapel at 11.15am, followed by a champagne reception, to which all are invited.

The Chaplain, The Reverend Tim Novis, is available to the entire College community at any time for any pastoral or spiritual or liturgical requests, and is easily contacted.

For central administration purposes, it is important to have up-to-date addresses, email addresses, home, office and mobile telephone numbers and fax numbers where relevant. Please return the enclosed Communications Form as soon as possible to the Admissions Office. After a pupil’s arrival in the school, it is essential that any alterations to contact details should be sent by email to msec@marlboroughcollege.org who will ensure that all relevant personnel are notified of the change.

Parents Living Overseas

If you are resident abroad, please, as specified in the Standard Terms & Conditions, nominate a guardian resident in the UK, giving their name, address, email and telephone number where appropriate, on the enclosed form. Please also ensure that your child’s HM is able to contact you or a nominated guardian in the event of your being away from home for any period of time. The Admissions Office can supply the name of an agency which may be able to help in the finding of guardians although the College accepts no responsibility for the quality of guardianship obtained through an agency.

Parents of Service Personnel

In the interests of security, Service parents may prefer that we should not use service ranks when sending correspondence to private addresses. All Service parents who would like their rank removed from College correspondence should complete the relevant section of the Communications form.

Contact with the College during the holidays and half terms

Parents may reach HMs when the College is closed either by telephone (including voicemail) or email, using the numbers at the end of this booklet. If difficulties are encountered the College Switchboard (01672 892200) is able to take messages and will usually be aware of the whereabouts of HMs and other key members of staff.