HARROW SCHOOL

Hogwarts is modelled on the English public school system and we think this is an ideal opportunity to peak inside the the system, as well as enjoying a Harry Potter film location tour.

Harrow School is an English public school, located in Harrow. It was founded in 1572 under a Royal Charter granted by Elizabeth I to John Lyon, a local yeoman, for the provision of education to local boys. Harrow currently has approximately 800 pupils spread across 11 houses, all of whom board full-time at a cost of £23,625 per year

Professor Flitwick's classroom classroom used as the film location in 'Harry Potter And The  Philosophers Stone'. (Harry Potter And The Scorecers Stone').

Professor Flitwick's Chair in the classroom used as the film location in 'Harry Potter And The Philosophers Stone'.

A chair with Winston Churchill's name engraved on it.

In these rooms are a monument to Old Harrovians (who have died in wars. It was opened in 1926 and the names of 644 Old Harrovians killed in the First World War are carved on its walls, along with 344 Old Harrovians who died in the Second World War on panels.

Remembering those Old Harrovians that lost their lives in the World Wars.