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No hour in life is wasted in the saddle. Winston Churchill. Ampleforth prides itself on its outdoor curriculum and the fantastic facilities we have on offer, which include our Equestrian Arena. Pupils can opt to ride and to take lessons from Instructors during Games periods over the week, or at weekends, and during Activities on Friday afternoons.
Ampleforth College Ampleforth York North Yorkshire YO62 4ER; Head: Mr Peter Roberts; T 01439 766000; F 01439 788330; E [email protected] W www.ampleforthcollege.org.uk; An independent school for boys and girls aged from 11 to 19. Boarding: Yes; Local authority: North Yorkshire; Pupils: 457; sixth formers: 214;
At Ampleforth we aim to provide interesting, nutritionally balanced meals with plenty of variety to provide for all preferences, lifestyles and dietary needs. Most of our food is made on site by our team of chefs using fresh ingredients. ... Ampleforth College York, YO62 4ER. 01439 766000.
Edward Fitzalan-Howard, 18th Duke of Norfolk (born 1956), Earl Marshal. Major-General Miles Fitzalan-Howard, 17th Duke of Norfolk (1915–2002), Earl Marshal. Francis Fitzherbert, 15th Baron Stafford (born 1954), landowner, peer and deputy lieutenant. Sir Hugh Fraser (1918–1984), Secretary of State for Air, 1962–1964.
Further information about the procedures for the application and award of bursaries can be found in the College’s Bursary Policy and in the Conditions of Award of Bursaries. To discuss applying for a bursary in more detail, please contact us on admissions@ampleforth.org.uk or call 01439 741081. Educational Trust Fund links: Educational Grants ...
Ampleforth has an outstanding tradition of charity and service. For us, service describes the quality of relationships that we encourage our whole school community to grow into, that of serving a greater need. This starts with friendships, where we look for the good of the other and cherish them, and extends to the wider community and the world ...
Co-curricular. We believe in the importance of achieving the right balance in life and encourage every pupil to make the most of the huge range of co-curricular activities and clubs at Ampleforth. Every Friday, the whole school stops lessons and takes part in activities all afternoon. This allows sufficient time to make real progress in an area ...
