Udaun School

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Location
Eton, Berkshire, England , SL4 6DW
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Type	Public school Independent school Boarding school
Motto	Latin: Floreat Etona (May Eton Flourish)
Religious affiliation(s)	Church of England
Established	1440 (1440)
Founder	Henry VI
Local authority	Windsor and Maidenhead
Department for Education URN	110158 Tables
Provost	The Lord Waldegrave of North Hill
Head Master	Simon Henderson
Gender	Boys
Age range	13–18
Enrolment	1,311 (2020)
Capacity	1,390
Student to teacher ratio	8:1
Area	1600 acres (647 hectares)
Houses	25
Colour(s)	Eton blue
Song	Carmen Etonense
Publication	The Chronicle Etonomics The Lexicon
School fees	£48,501 per year US$68,244 per year
Affiliations	G20 Schools Holyport College London Academy of Excellence Mayo College Roxbury Latin School The Doon School
Alumni	Old Etonians
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History

Twathe Udaun School is the nation's first modernized school founded by Ëratsó I Olboros in 1762, who wanted his children to receive modern education in the heart of Qonklaks instead of being sent overseas, as Olboros princes often are. The quality of administration of Udaun School fluctuated over time, but its name became virtually synonymous with high-class education in Soltenna by the 19th century, having hired pedagogs from all over Sahar.

Since the 20th century, it was very common for the Soltennan elite to send their children to Udaun School for their secondary education, including the children of Dain Pain and Va Bung. Even during the kúúlist days, Udaun School remained one of the top most secondary education institutes famed for its rigorous curriculum and quality of teaching.