Aysgarth School

Gallery

• Senior school destinations

  Senior school destinations
  
  Ampleforth - 2, Eton - 2, Fettes - 2, Giggleswick - 1, Harrow - 3, Marlborough - 1, Oundle - 1, Repton -1, Rugby -2, Sherborne - 1, Sedbergh -1, Shrewsbury - 8, St Peter's York - 2, Stowe - 1
  
  

• Scholarships for senior schools

  Scholarships
  
  

  Academic	2	Fettes, Shrewsbury
  Music	2	Shrewsbury and Oundle
  Drama	2	Shrewsbury and Stowe
  Sport	3	Rugby, Gigglewick and Sedbergh
  Art	2	Shrewsbury

  
  
  

• Fees and bursaries

  Day fees per term Nursery £3,405 Reception £3,405 Year 1 £3,760 Year 2 £3,860 Year 3 £4,525 Year 4 £8,370 Year 5 £8,370 Year 6 £8,370 Year 7 £8,370 Year 8 £8,370

  Boarding fees per term Nursery - Reception - Year 1 - Year 2 - Year 3 - Year 4 £10,890 Year 5 £10,890 Year 6 £10,890 Year 7 £10,890 Year 8 £10,890

  
  
  
  
  Bursaries
  With the support of the Aysgarth School Foundation, the school is able to offer help with the payment of fees for families who would not otherwise be able to afford them. This financial support may be in the form of an award of up to 100% of fees. Awards are subject to an assessment of the financial, compassionate or other pertinent circumstances of applicants. All information is provided and received in strict confidence.
   
  
  Bursary contact:
  Admissions and Marketing Manager Niki Pargeter
  npargeter@aysgarthschool.co.uk

• SEND

  This school currently supports the following kinds of learning needs, health needs and physical disabilities:
  Dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, ASD, slow processing, weak working memory. Health: a range of allergies, diabetes, Physical: visually impaired.
  
  This school currently delivers the following interventions to pupils in class and outside class to support their learning, health and/or physical needs:
  Toe by toe, Power of 2, reciprocal reading, Alpha to Omega, Trugs, Talisman reading intervention programme, TA in the class to support in English and maths. School councillor to support mental health. N Yorks VI team to support visually impaired.
  
  This school currently provides the following support for pupils' mental health needs
  The school has the benefit of spending a great deal of time with the boys and the boys feel comfortable in turning to any member of staff. Form Tutors and House Parents are formally the first point of contact, but the boys are free to approach any member staff who they would feel comfortable talking to. They have an excellent team of matrons and Lottie, in her role as Headmaster’s Wife and ‘Mummy’ to all the boys is often a favoured point of contact. For those who may need additional help, they have a super school counsellor and they work closely with ‘Teenagers Translated‘to ensure that the staff are well trained and that the boys are well prepared for the many challenges that come their way.'
  
  Co-ordinator: Susanna Ogden  sogden@aysgarthschool.co.uk

• Transport links

  School Transport
  Escorted train service to/from London
  
  Public Transport
  Nearest mainline train station: Northallerton
  Journey time to London by train: 145 minutes
  Nearest international airport: Newcastle International / Teeside International / Leeds Airport (33 miles)
  
  
  

• FAQs

  Does Aysgarth School have a motto?
  Yes – the school motto is 'Of Oak, Not Willow'.

  Are there any notable alumni from Aysgarth School?
  Aysgarth School alumni include four-time gold medal-winning Olympic rower Sir Matthew Pinsent and adventurer Robert Swan, the first person to walk both the North and South Pole.
  
  Will my child follow a nutritious health plan at Aysgarth?
  Most definitely. Aysgarth School’s meals are all homemade using fresh, local produce. They cater for all dietary requirements and monitor the use of additives very carefully.

Aysgarth School is
linked with:

Aysgarth Nursery & Pre-Prep Bedale