Wantage Hall
I really like the look of Wantage Hall (Hogwarts and all that)
Reviews from a few years ago said it was the posh hall with lots of private school students and formal dinners etc. I know there will be plenty of people to mix with, I'm just wondering if it's still preferred by private school students and if it has traditions etc.
I'm not against that to be fair. Just wondering about the general vibe is at Wantage compared to the other halls.
Reviews from a few years ago said it was the posh hall with lots of private school students and formal dinners etc. I know there will be plenty of people to mix with, I'm just wondering if it's still preferred by private school students and if it has traditions etc.
I'm not against that to be fair. Just wondering about the general vibe is at Wantage compared to the other halls.
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by AnonymousI really like the look of Wantage Hall (Hogwarts and all that)
Reviews from a few years ago said it was the posh hall with lots of private school students and formal dinners etc. I know there will be plenty of people to mix with, I'm just wondering if it's still preferred by private school students and if it has traditions etc.
I'm not against that to be fair. Just wondering about the general vibe is at Wantage compared to the other halls.
Reviews from a few years ago said it was the posh hall with lots of private school students and formal dinners etc. I know there will be plenty of people to mix with, I'm just wondering if it's still preferred by private school students and if it has traditions etc.
I'm not against that to be fair. Just wondering about the general vibe is at Wantage compared to the other halls.
Hi there,
Wantage Hall is a popular choice at Reading! 🙂 There are lots of different students from a variety of backgrounds. As far as I am aware, there are no current traditions, but you may want to ask our accommodation team if there is a specific question. They can be contacted here!
Wantage is 1.1km from central campus with lots of pro's which can be found here.
I hope this has helped and do let us know if you have anymore questions about student life or study at Reading!
All the best,
Millie 🙂
BSc International Development
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