Atworth, Wiltshire
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Option to attend for just one semester or a single year.
UK A-Level qualifications (ages 16–18).
Programs leading to a private pilot's license.
On-campus stables for boarding horses or competitive training.
UK GCSE qualifications (ages 14–16).
Wilderness survival and leadership programs.
Life beyond the classroom is busy and engaging. Pupils are encouraged to take part in a wide range of clubs and activities, with at least 20 options each term. Activities range from archery and trampolining to Stonar’s own Explorer Scouts, Pony Club and Flying Club, ensuring there is something for everyone. Boarding provides a home-from-home environment from Year 5 upwards, with warm pastoral care, structured routines, and a lively programme of evening and weekend activities.
The Health and Wellbeing Centre (HWBC) lies at the centre of the campus and is staffed by Registered Nurses with training in all aspects of young people’s needs and providing complete professional care to all pupils. Head of the Health & Wellbeing Centre and Lead Nurse Sister Walter holds drop-in sessions every day and a school counsellor joins the school on a weekly basis. Sister Walter is able to provide out of hours medical support for boarders.
Mild / Advanced Support
Comprehensive / Structured Support
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