Image of Chapel and Terrace at Haileybury

Established in 1862, Haileybury began its life on the quadrangle of the former East India College, which had closed in 1858. Today it is a fully co-educational school with intake split 50:50 between boys and girls.

Use these pages to find out more about Haileybury’s history, about former pupils who have died on active service and to send us your memories about your own time on Quad.

Haileybury History

School Website

Roll of Honour

Your Haileybury Memories

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If you have memories to share of your time at Haileybury or information on OHs who appear in our Roll of Honour, please do contact us.

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Your Haileybury Memories

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Haileybury House

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Your Haileybury Memories

Please use this field to tell us about your memories of your Haileybury years. We will be in contact about photographs and any further information we may require.

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Fine Bone China Mug - Houses of Haileybury

Store/Gift ideas

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New!

When it comes to enjoying a hot drink, the real aficionado knows that there is nothing better than a bone china mug. The true aficionado also knows that all that glisters is not gold; the best bone china comes from Stoke-on-Trent, which is where we have gone to source these exquisite Haileybury mugs.

Specially commissioned from Susan Rose China in the Staffordshire Potteries, this spectacular mug is richly adorned with all the Houses of Haileybury as well as featuring the heraldic motif of each House.

Whenever you attended and wherever you spent your Haileybury years, you can celebrate your lifelong bond with the school and bring back treasured days from your time here. The houses incorporated include:

Albans; Allenby; Bartle Frere; Batten; Colvin; Edmonstone; Hailey; Highfield; Kipling; Lawrence; le Bas; Lower School; Melvill; Russell Dore; Thomason and Trevelyan.

Each mug is supplied in its own presentation box and will be stoutly packed to reach you in perfect condition.