Ashville College
Ashville College climbs six places to feature in The Sunday Times’ Top 10 independent secondary schools in the north
Ashville’s record set of exam results has helped propel it into The Sunday Times’ top 10 independent secondary schools in the north of England – the first time it has…
Former England football star tells Ashville Sixth Formers hard work is key to success
A former professional footballer, who played for England and captained Tottenham Hotspurs, Hull and Nottingham Forest, has told Sixth Formers at a Harrogate school that hard work and determination are…
Ripon Cathedral hosts Ashville College’s annual Advent Service
Ripon Cathedral has played host to Ashville College’s annual Advent Service, which was attended by more than 800 pupils, teachers, parents and governors. The event, one of the highlights of…
Ashville sisters to shed their locks in sponsored charity hair cut
Two Harrogate sisters are to shed their locks next week in support of a friend whose cancer fight has resulted in her own hair loss. On Wednesday (December 7), Holly…
‘Masked Singer’ competition, face painting and charity stall help Ashville pupils raise £2,400 for Children in Need and Harrogate Homeless Project
Dressing as superheroes and participating in a series of fun events throughout lunch and breaktimes saw Ashville College pupils raise an impressive £2,412 for Children in Need and Harrogate Homeless…
Ashville’s war dead remembered at College Armistice Service
One hundred years after the dedication of its own war memorial, Harrogate’s Ashville College has paid its respects to those former pupils and staff members who paid the ultimate sacrifice…
Ashville Sixth Former completes back-to-back Saharan marathons
An Ashville College Sixth Former has returned from the sweltering heat of the north African desert after successfully finishing two back-to-back marathons. Alex Fennah was one of more than 150…
Ashville athlete Lydia wins silver in Greece
An Ashville College pupil has won two silver medals in the 2022 Modern Pentathlon Laser Run, Biathlon and Triathle European Championships in Marathon, Greece. Lydia Eastwood came second in both…
Ashville College appoints former British Council director as Bursar
A former director of the British Council has been appointed Bursar at Harrogate’s Ashville College. Yorkshire born/educated Richard Rooze has taken on the key financial role at the 850-pupil co-educational…
Ashville pupil in Greece for 2022 Biathle, Triathle and Laser Run European Championships
An Ashville pupil has flown to the birthplace of the Olympic Games to compete in the 2022 Biathle, Triathle and Laser Run European Championships. As a member of the Pentathlon…
NEW HEAD OF CHRIST’S HOSPITAL
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well deserved. Congratulations Matthew!
New Principal Appointed from January 2025 https://ow.ly/Lz2e50RRjtX
NEW HEAD OF CHRIST’S HOSPITAL
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Eastbourne College pupil awarded national finance qualification with perfect score
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New Head Announced for Queen Margaret’s School for Girls, York
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VISIT TO KIMBOLTON SCHOOL BY THE FORMER PRIME MINISTER THE RT HON SIR JOHN MAJOR KG CH
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Well done to everyone who joined David Walker, Director, BSA, in the “Head to the Castle” 5 mile run this morning! #iloveboarding #BSAConf2024
Congratulations to Portia Putatunda, founder of the Planet Spiti Boarding School in a remote part of the Himalayas, who is our first winner of BSA’s wonderful new Emma Pattison Award for Compassionate Leadership. BSA was delighted to present Planet Spiti Boarding School with an Honorary Membership this year.
“Portia could be described as the ‘Mother Theresa’ of compassionate leadership in boarding. In running every aspect of a free boarding school for young children high in the Himalayas, Portia is embodying so many things, of which compassion is a shining characteristic. Her example is humbling and inspiring in equal measure.”
The Emma Pattison Award for Compassionate Leadership has been introduced for 2024 in memory of former Epsom College Head, Emma Pattison, recognises an individual who consistently embodies compassion and kindness within their leadership role. The award exemplifies a person who fosters trust, contributes to team morale and makes a meaningful and positive impact on those around them.
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School Golfers Crowned National Champions
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Exceptional Cellist Awarded Prestigious Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship at Bristol University
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Keswick School undertake challenging mountain project
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Taunton School Named Best Secondary School in Europe
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Wells Cathedral School Dance Pupil’s Dream Comes True
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North of England school vows not to increase fees amidst Labour’s VAT policy
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Teacher runs double marathon distance as part of Roedean’s £9K MNDA fundraiser
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Photography competition victory continues for King’s Ely!
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Gresham’s all-girls robotics team dreaming of Dallas glory
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You’re hired! Ashville pupils in the business of winning
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Wisden Schools Cricketer of the Year award for Tonbridge’s Ollie Sykes
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Former Barnard Castle School student Nick Talbot inspires pupils at his old school
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Taunton School Swimmers Win Medal in Prestigious National Competition
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