Cotuit Hall

Cotuit Hall, located in Oxford, England, is a historic building that serves as part of the EF International Academy's campus. Originally constructed in 1892 as Napier House for Arthur Sampson Napier, a professor at Merton College, the hall has a rich history. It transitioned from a private residence to a children's home and later became a hostel for Oxford Brookes University. In 2011, it was acquired by the EF International Academy, which now accommodates students pursuing A-level or International Baccalaureate courses. The name 'Cotuit' is believed to be inspired by a village in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, adding a unique cultural connection to this educational site.