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Academic life at St Mary’s is not confined to the classroom. We are proud of having a vibrant, varied, pupil-led programme of events that is constantly responding to the needs and interests of the pupils and the world in which we live. Our Inspirational Women lecture series regularly brings in eminent speakers on a wide range of topical issues, to broaden their intellectual and moral ...
6 de may. de 2016 · St Mary's Ascot is a leading Roman Catholic boarding school for girls aged between 11 and 18 years set in 55 acres in the heart of Berkshire. Page · School. St Mary's Road. social@st-marys-ascot.co.uk. st-marys-ascot.co.uk.
Membership is by audition. Campion is at the heart of the school, providing liturgical music for Sunday Mass, singing at whole school events such as Open Day, and touring abroad every 2-3 years. Junior Campion is the junior choir for pupils in Years 7 and 8. They lead the singing at Mass once a term, and perform in concerts throughout the year.
Community Life. Boarding appeals to girls of all types: it develops their independence and cultivates a rich sense of community and common purpose. As a full boarding school, St Mary’s is able to provide the culture, facilities and opportunities, both within and beyond the classroom, that enable the girls to lead a varied and fulfilling life.
Admissions. +44 (0)1344 296614. admissions@st-marys-ascot.co.uk. Community Life Caring for your daughter Spiritual Life Sport, Music and Drama Co-curricular activities Parents at St Mary's.
Sixth Form life at St Mary’s is a very special experience. It is a girl’s opportunity to choose the academic path she wants to pursue, supported by excellent specialist teachers with a real passion for what they do. The girls share this journey together, living in town houses in our two Sixth Form boarding complexes, growing into adult life ...
Curriculum We are proud of our wide-ranging and stimulating curriculum across the full range of academic subjects. There are also many opportunities to explore more deeply, and develop skills and interest through co-curricular activities, interdisciplinary projects, trips, speakers, and departmental clubs and societies. Years 7 to 9 In Year 7, girls are introduced to all […]
