Eton College

Eton School is an English free life experience school for young men in Eton, Berkshire, close Windsor.

It teaches more than 1,300 students, matured 13 to 18 years. It was established in 1440 by Ruler Henry VI as "The Lord's School of Our Woman of Eton other than Windsor", making it the eighteenth most seasoned Superintendents' and Headmistresses' Meeting HMC school.

Eton is one of the first seven state-funded schools as characterized by the Government-funded Schools Act 1868.

Following the state-funded school convention, Eton is a full all-inclusive school, which implies all understudies inhabit the school, and it is one of four such staying single-sex young men's government-funded schools in the Assembled Kingdom to proceed with this training.

Eton has instructed 19 English head administrators and ages of the nobility and has been alluded to as the central medical caretaker of Britain's statesmen.