What school did Queen Elizabeth go to?

Answer 1

She received an excellent education at home from tutors including the Archbishop of Canterbury and her only classroom education was during her WWII military service as a driver in the Women's Auxilary Territorial Service.

Answer 2

Look up it up on the internet duh that's what is for ur so stupid u don't kno what sckool she went to. And break ur arm :)

this person cant even spell. i am talking about the person who wrote the answer above which was really rude

But Queen Elizabeth I had tutors. Royalty had to educate their daughters at the same level they educated their sons. By the time Queen Elizabeth was 11 she spoke 6 languages. so to answer your question she didnt go to school.

Answer 3

She didn't attend schools. She was taught by monks. Most of her early life was spent in exile away from court because she was considered the illegitimate daughter of Ann Boleyn. Even if she had been at court she wouldn't have gone to a school as we know it. Women and girls were not allowed in schools and often it was only noble boys who gained education.

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PLEASE NOTE: Mary was not Ann Boleyn's daughter. That was Elizabeth. Mary was Catherine of Aragon and Henry VIII's oldest child.

Unlike many of her contemporaries, Mary received an excellent education. She had the best tutors, learned Spanish, Italian, Latin and French. She also studied philosphy as well as the usual lessons of riding, needlework, music etc.

Her first tutor was Thomas Linacre, a highly respected humanist and scholar. Linacre College at Oxford is named after him. He had a degree in medicine from Padua University. He was not a monk btw.

Answer 4

Who cares.. I'm waiting for her to help some poor kids go to basic school...