Ardingly College

England , United Kingdom

  • Day & Boarding

  • 1858

  • £ 12.1K-14.7K

    • British

School History & Details

Ardingly College is based at Ardingly, West Sussex, England. The school is both a day and boarding school. In order to give education thoroughly rooted in the Christian faith, Canon Nathaniel Woodard established Ardingly College near Shoreham as "St Saviour's College" in 1858. Three independent schools make up Ardingly: a Pre-Preparatory School for students ages 2 to 7, a Junior School for students in age 7 to 13, and a Senior School for students in age 13 to 18. The school has won the Royal Society of Chemistry Top of the Bench Competition, which was commanded at the time by Thomas Hindle, and is consistently ranked among the top International Baccaleaurate schools. 

    School Values

    Ardingly College is an ambitious school that takes pride in the accomplishments of its students. It has never been more crucial to have solid credentials and a successful track record in a globalised world. They make sure that students have a lot of options so they may succeed in the classroom and in the extracurricular activities they participate in. Above all else, Ardingly College want to help every child grow in their understanding, respect, and appreciation of other people and their environment. They also support them as they navigate the opportunities and difficulties of growing up.

School Achievements

Achievements

Some of the achievements of Ardingly College are as follows: The school has won the Royal Society of Chemistry Top of the Bench Competition, and is also one of the top ten schools to offer the IB Programme. Ardingly College's IB students scored an average of 41.3 points in 2021, ranking it sixth among British schools and fourteenth worldwide.
School Achievements

Non-Academic Achievements

Ardingly College students are doing very well in non-academic fields. They are really good in sports, dance, and other such activities. Three times, Ardingly College has won the Independent Schools Football Association Cup. Additionally, it is the second school ever to have won two straight ISFA Cups and the first in history to have won both the Elgin Southern League title and the ISFA Cup.
Notable Alumni

Notable Alumni

Ardingly College Alumni are as follows: 1. Terry Thomas: Actor 2. Neil Gaiman: Author 3. Mike Howthorn: Formula One Champion 4. Ian Hislop: Editor

School Information

The Ardingly College is based at West Sussex, England. In the present, Ardingly is located on a 420-acre plot of land in a region of outstanding natural beauty. Three independent schools make up Ardi...View moreView Less

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Link

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Ardingly College Haywards Heath West Sussex RH17 6SQ

Subjects & Curriculum Offered

  • Chemistry
  • Biology HL
  • Economics SL
  • Mathematics
  • English Language and Literature SL
  • Chemistry
  • Biology
  • Physics
  • Mathematics
  • History
  • Geography
  • Information and Communication Technology
  • Physical Education
  • English – Language & Literature 
  • Science
  • Foreign Languages

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