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Art inspires visual curiosity, offering students the chance to explore a wide range of media, techniques, and ideas. From drawing and painting to sculpture and digital work, students develop technical skills while expressing personal vision. Through experimentation, critique, and exhibition, they grow as independent thinkers and confident creators.
The performing arts bring together music and drama in a vibrant celebration of creativity and expression. Whether rehearsing in practice rooms, composing with music technology, working with visiting professionals, or stepping into the spotlight, students develop their skills, share their talents, and grow in confidence. The arts nurture creativity, resilience, and self-belief — skills that prepare pupils not just for the stage or the studio, but for life.
Whether your interests lie in performing, backstage, design (graphic, costume, set, props) or the business of theatre / film, you can explore your creativity with multiple shows, clubs and workshops, receiving advice from our team at the school, our alumni and contacts beyond.
Develop existing skills, build confidence ready for interviews and presentations or try something new – our drama offerings help inspire, question and interrogate the world around us, opening doors or simply helping you to grow, form friendships and cultivate team working and leadership skills.
Alongside your academic studies, you can work towards LAMDA qualifications, have singing lessons (and take grades) gaining valuable points for university applications. Find your passion and bring your own ideas, you are the creators of tomorrow.
The Art Department offers pupils an extraordinary breadth of opportunity to think, create and explore. Through disciplines such as ceramics, sculpture, construction, drawing, painting, printmaking, photography or installation; pupils are encouraged to experiment across media and discover their individual creative voice. We emphasise both technical skill and critical thought: learning how to see, how to question, and how to communicate ideas visually.
Studio practice is enriched by discussion, gallery visits, and engagement with contemporary artists, fostering cultural awareness and intellectual curiosity. Beyond developing artistic fluency, pupils gain resilience, problem-solving ability and confidence in self-expression: qualities that extend far beyond the studio.
Within the realm of Visual Arts, pupils do not simply make images; they learn to shape ideas, innovate, and contribute meaningfully to the visual culture of tomorrow.
Music is a fundamental part of life at the College, offering every student the chance to take part and to shine. Performances range from informal gatherings that nurture confidence to ambitious high-profile events where you are challenged to excel.
Opportunities extend beyond the stage, with rehearsals, composition, and music technology providing space to create and experiment. Visiting professionals bring fresh inspiration through masterclasses and workshops, while competitions and concerts encourage you to aim high and embrace the experience of performance.
With support that builds confidence and opportunities that stretch ambition, pupils not only grow as musicians but also develop creativity, confidence, and collaboration — qualities that prepare them not just for the stage, but for life.
Current parents can find more information in the Parent Hub.
It’s very simple. All you need to do is click the ‘Start Your Journey’ button or go to our dedicated online registration page.
You will then be directed through the straightforward application process.
Scarborough College is a non-selective school.
The admissions process includes an interview with the Headmaster or another member of the Senior Leadership Team, and may include an assessment test. We may also ask students whose first language is not English to take an English assessment and/or be interviewed by our Head of EAL.
Both our Day and Boarding fees are largely all-inclusive – please see our Scarborough College Fees page for more information.
To support your application, our Admissions team will require two years’ school reports, a form of ID and a full online application.
For more information about Scholarships and Bursaries, please visit our Admissions page.
The Registration Fee is £75. This fee is non-refundable.
The Acceptance Fee, which is paid upon acceptance of the offer of a place, is £300. This fee is non-refundable.
Fees can be paid via Credit Card, bank transfer or via the Flywire payment service. School fees can be paid in three or ten instalments, via Direct Debit.
Theoretically, you can apply as far ahead of time as you wish.
It is advisable that you visit the College nearer your child’s point of entry – please see our Admissions page to arrange a visit.
Families can apply for financial support called a bursary. These are means-tested and subject to availability. We also reserve the right to means-test bursaries annually. Any changes to your financial circumstances must be reported to the College.
Principally, four scholarships are available: Academic, All-Rounder, Performing Arts and Sports. Our annual Scarborough Scholar assessment is held after the October Open Day and open to deserving students in Scarborough and the neighbouring communities. The Scarborough Scholarship is also means-tested.
There is also a Sixth Form Scholarship day, which is held in November following our IB Open Event.
All scholarship applications are subject to a variety of criteria. Our admissions team will be happy to explain more about what types of scholarships are available and how you can apply.
Scarborough College is proud to support Forces Families and offers a 10% discount. We also accept CEA.
Please visit our fees page for more information.
The Registration fee is £75.
We offer a 10% sibling discount for each younger sibling (e.g. in the case of two children, the 10% sibling discount is applied to the youngest child. In the case of three children, 10% is applied to the two youngest children.
Fees can be paid via Credit Card, bank transfer or via the Flywire payment service . School fees can be paid in three or ten instalments, via Direct Debit.
The full international boarding fees include the cost of CAS (Confirmation of Studies) issuance and basic visa support.
International boarding fees include transfers to and from Manchester International Airport on the days stated on the Term Dates. We can arrange transfers that fall outside these dates or the timings (also provided on the Term Dates).
We fully encourage families to visit Scarborough College. It is our pleasure to organise a fully bespoke tour of the boarding houses, school and facilities. For students wishing to secure a sports or performing arts scholarship, we can also arrange trials with the relevant member of staff.
Taster stays can be arranged subject to availability. Our boarding school is extremely popular and boarding houses have been full for many years now, meaning taster stays are not always possible.
Our Day and Boarding fees are largely inclusive and can be found here.
The required uniform depends on the year group. Children in Little Owls, Prep School and Senior School wear school uniform while Sixth Form students wear business dress. For Games and sports matches, students wear their games kit. Information about uniform items can be found in our Parent Hub.
Lunch is provided for children in the senior and prep school. In Little Owls, lunch is not included for children who only attend the afternoon session.
A large number of our policies can be viewed and downloaded from the website. If you are unable to find the relevant policy here, please contact the PA to the Headmaster.
We operate services to and from Bridlington, Driffield, Kirkbymoorside, Malton and Whitby. Direct services are also available and more information, including information about prices, can be found here on the Transport page.
Scarborough College is a Google School and all students in Year 5 and above are supplied with a Chromebook. Sixth Form students may choose to work on their own device or obtain a Google Chromebook. All children must sign the College’s IT policy before they are provided with a Chromebook and all Chromebooks remain the College’s property.
Required stationary items can be found in the Welcome Booklet, the Head of Tier’s welcome or by the specific subject (e.g. a protractor for maths lessons. Most items are supplied by the College. From Year 5 onwards, Scarborough College is a Google School and students will be issued with a Chromebook.
For information about our next Open Day, visits and tasters, visit our Admissions page.
We only offer the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme in Sixth Form. For some students, we can offer the BTEC Sport alongside two Higher Level IB subjects.
As an IB-only Sixth Form, we are able to offer a wide range of subjects across the six different categories. Find out more about the subjects we offer, visit our Sixth Form page.
Students in the Sixth Form wear business dress during lessons and school events. During games and other sports events, they wear the games kit.
We can accept entry into the Senior School during the school year and into any year group, provided there is space available. For students currently studying GCSEs and wanting to apply, enrolment will depend on the subjects as well as availability.
Scarborough College is a non-selective school. We do reserve the right to assess a student’s suitability for GCSEs as well as their level of English, if English is not their first language.
As an IB World School, we strongly encourage our students to learn at least one foreign language. A minimum of one foreign language is required.
The Prep school opens at 8am and closes at 6pm with Enrichment activities starting at 4.15 and wraparound care from 5.15.
Our pupils do not take the national SATS in Year 6. They do take end of year exams but we spend the Summer Term of Year 6 focusing on having fun! The annual Yorkshire Three Peaks trip is a particular highlight.
We are guided by the National Curriculum but not constrained by it. This allows our teachers to follow the interests of their class and create truly inspiring lessons.
The average number of pupils in our classes is 15.
Our Infants have sport lessons twice per week.
From Year 3-6, the pupils have daily sports coaching.
Yes, classes are taken once per week in the Spring and Summer terms at an offsite facility.
We also have very strong links with Kingfisher Swimming Club where many of our children swim competitively.
From Year 3, pupils have the opportunity to be picked to play competitive matches against other schools in hockey, rugby, netball and cricket.
No. Boarding at Scarborough College starts in Year 7.
Six sessions – either full days (8am -6pm) or morning (8am – 1pm) / afternoon (1-6pm) sessions in any combination, dependent on availability
Yes, food (lunch and two snacks) and drinks.
No, the Little Owls nursery follows the Scarborough College term dates.
The voluntary contribution covers
Voluntary contribution = £9
Yes we do, subject to a minimum booking of six sessions and government criteria.
Children can be dropped off at 8am and we close at 6pm.
Yes. One of our five staff will be allocated as you child’s key person as soon as they arrive in the nursery.
We take children from the term after their third birthday (i.e. if your child’s birthday is in November, they may start in January when their funding becomes available).
Although we would love your child to attend Scarborough College after nursery, there is no obligation for you to do so.
Applications are made through the Scarborough College online OpenApply system.
Our boarding community has four houses:
We tend to let students know which house they are in by June. This information will arrive via email, alongside other boarding joining information.
Students are allowed use of their mobile phones during free time. If you need to contact your child in case of emergency outside these hours, we advise you to contact their houseparent.
Scarborough College can provide a list of Aegis accredited Guardians. Please ask our Admissions team for more information.
Travel days are listed on the term dates information.
We offer airport pick ups, from Manchester Airport only, between 11am and 7pm on travel days.
Students are strongly encouraged to land and depart between these hours.
We have an on-site health centre where boarding students can be supervised by members of medical staff if they are ill.
Boarding students have three meals per day provided – Monday to Friday these will all be in the school dining hall.
On the weekends, breakfast is eaten in the houses – each boarding house has a fully stocked kitchen.
Please see the Boarding Handbook for more information.
All full-time fee paying boarders have a trip programme inclusive of fees. These trips are generally run on a Sunday and could be anything from go-karting to city visits, mountain biking to clay pigeon shooting.
Students are notified of the trip programme at the start of each half term.
International students are expected to make their application online and upload a form of ID, school reports from the past two years (and/or relevant exam certificates) and a hand-written statement.
For applicants studying (i)GCSEs or the IBDP, a strong command of the English language is essential. If English is not your first language, we may ask you to take an English assessment. You may also be asked to take an English diagnostic test on the first day of school.
If you are applying for an Academic Scholarship, you can sit the Scholarship papers online and in your own country, provided we are satisfied with the exam conditions. This may be in a study travel agent’s office, where there is suitable exam space, or your current school.
Scarborough College works with Study Travel Agents from across the world in approximately 45 different countries. We aim to visit our agents and/or meet them at international events at least once every two years.
Study Travel Agents support families on their journey to find the most suitable school for their child. We work closely with our agents to provide them with up-to-date information and we host them during their visits of our school.
If you would like to speak to an agent in your country, please get in touch with our Admissions Team.
If you are an agent interested in working with us, we would love to hear from you. We are always looking to extend our portfolio and provide families from across the globe with the opportunity to get support in their own language and/or in their own country.
Please contact Mr Weeda for information on how to become an agent for Scarborough College.
Contact Mr Remco WeedaSchool life outside of the classroom
Award-wining and a Scarborough College staple, Yorkshire Grit is offered to every student in Years 7 to 9. Its rich blend of activities – designed to encourage resilience, team-building and leadership among many others – include sailing, surfing, public speaking and self-defence. Yorkshire Grit takes place every week and is integrated into the timetable.
Percentage of students in Years 7 – 9 participating
Continuing where Yorkshire Grit leaves students in Year 9, the DofE programme further develops skills, volunteering and adventurous exploration. The Bronze DofE is offered in Year 9, while students in Year 10 and 11 can complete their Silver. Sixth Formers can participate in the Gold award, which is the most challenging DofE programme.
Percentage of Year 9 students participating in 2024 and 2025
The youngest member of the Beyond the Door programme, surfing has long featured on the College calendar due to our unique location. Students enrolled in the Surf Academy can choose between two programmes. The first is designed for keen enthusiasts and beginners while the advanced programme exists for students wishing to compete, both nationally and internationally, and learn coaching skills.
Number of sessions per term on the Surf Academy
Many visits are standard items on the timetable and various departments offer the opportunity for day trips as well as longer excursions. These include trips in the UK as well as abroad. In addition, there are sports trips, and annual skiing and scuba diving trips, as well as the chance to travel during our end of year Activities Week. We partner several schools across the globe for student exchanges.
Number of College students on school exchanges in 2024 and 2025
Yorkshire Grit was first offered in 2016 to provide a varied and accessible character-building programme to the youngest students in the Senior School. The weekly off-timetable programme is designed to instill renowned Yorkshire traits such as resilience, courage, a can-do spirit and a sense of humour.
Students are challenged – and encouraged – to brave the icy cold waters of the North Sea as they start surfing lessons or rely on and develop their teambuilding skills as they build rafts together. Other activities, which are all offered as a carousel throughout the Academic Year, include martial arts, orienteering, rock climbing and even public speaking.
Another successful addition are integrated mindfulness lessons that feature yoga, stress-management and first aid lessons. By taking students out of their comfort zone, Yorkshire Grit develops confidence, teamwork, determination and – above all – lifelong friendships.
The DofE programme needs little explanation. Founded in 1956 by Prince Philip, this programme is globally recognised and encourages young people to challenge themselves, gain new skills and contribute to their communities.
Scarborough College is an official DofE centre and annually, around 80 children, or 20 percent of the Senior School participate in either the Bronze, Silver or Gold awards. The students who complete their Gold award have their names immortalised on the special DofE board in the Senior School.
Students typically complete four core sections, which are: volunteering, skills, physical and an expedition. The programme is designed to build resilience, teamwork, leadership, independence, and confidence, while also promoting physical and mental well-being. The College’s Yorkshire Grit programme provides a seamless transition to the requirements of the DofE programme.
Surfing has long been a staple on the College’s curriculum, as part of the Enrichment programme, a Yorkshire Grit activity or a boarding trip. The College’s location means we are a stone’s throw from some of the north’s best surfing spots.
The Surf Academy features two programmes. The Surf Club is designed for budding surfers as well as absolute beginners. This programme includes lessons on the Enrichment Programme, a changing robe and rash vest. Students should expect approximately 20 sessions per term, ten of which are wet sessions.
The Surf Academy programme is by invitation only and students must show their surfing ability. Students receive 40 sessions per term, split into theoretical and practical lessons on the Enrichment programme. Other training includes strength and conditioning and visits to the Wave or other wave pools.
For further information about the Surf Academy, take a look at our brochure.
Scarborough College offer opportunities to go on domestic and overseas trips. The Prep School Juniors are offered a number of overnight trips and most prominently among those are the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge in Year 6. Both students in the Senior School and Prep School children can participate in the ski trips.
During Activity Week, a number of options are available. While Year 7 departs for Lake District adventures, Year 8 delves into WWI history on their Battlefields Trip. The MFL Department invites their students on their trips to Spanish- or French-speaking destinations and there are active scuba-diving and DofE trips abroad.
The sports department runs a variety of sports tours for hockey, rugby and cricket. For all trips, a list is circulated three years in advance, which means parents can find out about the right trips and plan ahead.
As Head of Sixth Form at Scarborough College, I am delighted to introduce you to an exciting stage of your academic journey. Every student here undertakes the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP), a qualification that is globally respected, academically rigorous and designed to build independence. You will benefit from small class sizes, expert teaching and individualised support, all helping you to prepare with confidence for university and life beyond. Our dedicated Sixth Form Study Centre and café provide a vibrant, supportive hub where you can focus, collaborate and connect. We look forward to welcoming you to Scarborough College.
Ms Katie Cooke, Head of Sixth Form and Deputy Head (IB)
Scarborough College has been an IB World School since 2007. In 2023, we added the BTEC Sport, which provides an opportunity for students to focus on slightly fewer IB subjects while continuing their passion for sport.
We are an IB only Sixth Form. This means that students can enjoy a homogenous Sixth Form and a larger variety of subjects than many other IB Schools in the UK. Above all, it means that our teachers are specialised and trained to deliver only the IB curriculum. In short, you are provided with academic expertise in a nurturing environment.
Students typically study one option from each of the six IB Diploma Programme (IBDP) subject groups:
Scarborough College is an IB only Sixth Form and therefore offers a wide range of subjects across the six areas.
You can find out more about the subjects in the IB Subject guide (download below).
Unique to the International Baccalaureate, The Core component of the IBDP consist of three key parts:
Although we are a non-selective school, we consistently achieve results that sit comfortably above the world average with a large number of students scoring 38 points and more every year.
We are proud that so many of our students depart for their first choice university every year. In recent years, this has included places at Oxbridge, Ivy League colleges, UK Russell Group and other top universities across the globe.
A dedicated and experienced team provides both academic and careers support to help you find your career path after Scarborough. You can also access support and assistance through our network of alumni – the Old Scardeburgians.
As Heads of Tier, we are delighted to introduce ourselves as the first point of contact for your child’s academic and pastoral journey at Scarborough College.
Mrs Colbourne (Year 7), Ms Galway (Years 8–9) and Mr White (Years 10–11) work closely together to ensure that every student feels supported, valued and encouraged to achieve their best. Our role is to guide pupils through these important years, helping them to develop confidence, resilience and a love of learning. We are also here for you as parents, ensuring open communication and a strong partnership between home and school. Above all, our aim is to create a positive, caring environment where your child can be happy, healthy and thrive. Please don’t hesitate to contact us if we can support you or your child in any way.
Students start their Senior School journey in Year 7 but entry points also include Years 9 and 10, and overseas students can choose a one-year Pre-IB in Year 11.
Early years in Senior School focus on continuing a love of learning with, as one of its highlights, the Yorkshire Grit Programme. This provides students with a solid foundation for GCSE success in Years 10 and 11.
Our Enrichment Programme (EPs) take place after school each evening (Monday – Thursday), starting at 4.15pm and finishing at 5.15pm. Students are expected to participate in at least three sessions per week.
Activities range from Drama productions to Athletics training, GCSE revision sessions to our incredibly popular Karaoke club, rugby to yoga.
View an example list of EPsA love of learning is central to Years 7, 8 and 9. In addition to the core subjects, Students are offered a wide variety of lessons including two foreign languages (French and Spanish), The Arts and all three sciences.
Classrooms start with 16 – 20 students and then decrease in size towards Year 9. This provides students with a dynamic classroom environment with plenty of friendship opportunities, whilst also offering a lot of pastoral and academic support.
There are a variety of classrooms at Scarborough College and many of them do not have four walls and a roof. Our award-winning Yorkshire Grit programme provides weekly adventures that build resilience and life-skills.
Beyond the door of the classroom, students also go on numerous trips for subjects such a Geography, History, Music and Drama just to name a few.
With your GCSE subjects chosen, it is time to focus on your first serious exams. At Scarborough College, small class sizes and a great deal of academic support mean results that rival many a selective school.
In addition to the core Maths and English, you will typically study at least one modern foreign language as well as all the sciences, in preparation for the IB Diploma Programme in our Sixth Form.
Field trips, outdoor education as well as both sporting and cultural activities continue to thrive during your GCSE years. Students may also be selected for the lead on stage or the highly competitive representative teams in the different sports.
With Yorkshire Grit finished, you may wish to turn your head (and your hiking boots) to the Duke of Edinburgh programme. Typically, around half of all GCSE students participate in the Silver Programme.
Read the latest edition of the Owl Magazine – your half termly update of news and events at Scarborough College.
Investment in sporting facilities since 2020
Number of teams playing across 15 sports (2024-25)
Number of students with regional and/or national honours since 2021
One of the top performing cricket schools with a Centre of Excellence for both boys and girls.
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Scarborough College is among the best hockey schools in the country, offering both indoor and outdoor hockey.
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Continued investment means that Scarborough College is starting to compete with the top rugby schools in England.
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Almost all track and field events can be pursued on our brand new athletics facilities – in lessons or part of our Integrated Athletics Programme.
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With two representative teams in the local league and netball coaching from the age of four, our netball is thriving.
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From our equestrian team to national squash champions, competitive tennis squad to football, we encourage many additional sports.
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Scarborough is synonymous with cricket and in recent years, top cricket has become synonymous with Scarborough College.
National Trophies won by Scarborough College teams since 2024
Number of students representing their country since 2022
Number of fixtures across the College (2025)
Scarborough College provides cricket coaching to all boys and girls, which starts when children are four years old. The Cricket of Excellence, founded in 2020, was an initiative that sought to combine intensive and high level cricket coaching with school and club fixtures.
This provides aspiring cricketers with the opportunity to train and play in school while established players can test themselves in more competitive environments, suitable to their ability. The three different levels offered at the CCoE allows for players of all abilities to develop their skill sets and reach their potential.
Children who enjoy the sport can benefit from the CCoE through the sessions provided by the professional coaches and coaching clinics from specialised guest coaches that have included former Ashes and World Cup winners and leading coaches in their specialties. We invite all children of all abilities to discover and play cricket.
CCoE students are given a tailor-made programme that addresses the specific needs of each player. In addition to the right number and level of fixtures, the programme also focuses on aspects such as strength and conditioning and nutritional advice.
National finals since 2023
Number of student nationalities representing the first teams since 2020
Number of field hockey fixtures across all age groups (2024 – 2025)
Scarborough College has been a hockey school for many decades and joined the very best of independent schools’ hockey in England a few years ago. Several international players started their hockey career on the Scarborough College pitches.
The hockey journey starts in the Prep School where children as young as four or five receive training from qualified coaches during their Games sessions every day. Fixtures against local opposition, Prep Schools and other independent schools, start in Year 3.
Students in the Senior School continue their hockey development in both the autumn and spring terms with regular training sessions and fixtures on Wednesdays and Saturdays. From Year 7, students can receive 1:1 hockey coaching sessions within the academic day, and from Year 10 there is also the opportunity to be selected for one of the representative indoor or outdoor sides.
Scarborough College plays in the England Hockey Tier 1 league and ISHC Cup competition. Players enjoy regular hockey training from top coaches and due to our partnerships with various nearby hockey clubs, including York HC, they have the opportunity to play at the highest level of club hockey on the weekends.
Number of fixtures every year (15-a-side and 7-a-side formats)
Teams competing at the international Rosslyn Park Sevens
Average hours of weekly training for all pupils up to and including Year 10
In the 2024 – 2025 Academic Year, the 1st XV reached the quarter final of the National Vase Competition. In the same year, the 1st VII won their group at Rosslyn Park. With the appointment of Mr Ben Foden in September 2025, we have made a clear commitment to continue our ambition.
In the Prep School boys receive daily coaching in the Autumn Term. Tag rugby fixtures start in Year 3 and we offer a tour to Scotland in Year 6. Senior School students receive a minimum of two hours’ training. Boys wishing to push their rugby can receive additional hours to train over four hours a week. This includes one-to-one coaching, weekly fixtures and video analysis.
We provide two rugby terms with the format changing to sevens in the Spring Term, hosting our own Seaside Sevens tournament and travelling to Rosslyn Park. For boys individually, Scarborough College enjoys connections with Scarborough RFC, Driffield RFC and Malton RFC. We offer annual rugby exchanges to esteemed schools in South Africa every year. A number of College pupils are represented in the Yorkshire Academy Squad.
Number of students participating in the 2025 National Finals
Number of medals won in 2025 County Championships
Number of students using the track and receiving coaching
In 2023, the Bramcote Athletics Facilities were officially opened by Steve Cram, OBE. Following the opening of our track, the majority of College athletics records have been broken and continue to be broken.
Athletics is currently offered all-year-round as enrichment programme activities and Senior Games provision. These sessions include run, jump and throw clubs. In addition, there is an integrated athletics programme for elite athletes and athletes who wish to take their talent and dedication to the next level.
With the track opened almost every day of the week, including evenings and weekends, boarding pupils and committed members of the public also join the training sessions. These sessions range from all track events to most field events, even including the pole vault.
College athletes have the opportunity to compete in a variety of competitions, including regional and national meets as well as the England age group championships and England Schools’ Championships. Athletes must be selected to compete and more information is available upon request.
Senior Teams in the Adult District League
Fixtures over the 2024-25 season
Investment in netball facilities
Following continued investment in coaching and facilities, netball has gone from strength to strength in recent years. From one team in the Adult District League in previous years, we are proud to start 2025 with three Representative teams.
Netball coaching starts in the Prep School with girls enjoying a fixture list from U8 level. The Senior teams start their netball season in September while the netball term for all other girls starts in January.
The Senior Teams, all represented in the various leagues of the Scarborough District, play two whole terms. The Owls is Scarborough College’s First VII, while the Gibbons consist of younger girls, usually from Year 10 to Lower Sixth. The latest addition to the adult league are the SC Kites. With the Kites in the evening league, Scarborough College has over 30 girls playing two terms of competitive netball.
In addition to our main five sports, Scarborough College is a school that enjoys a wide variety of sports. A lot of our students pursue other sports and elite athletes are encouraged to maintain their training hours. We will help where we can and provide support and guidance alongside our S&C provision and competitive opportunities in National competitions. For more information on the Surf Academy, please surf to our Beyond the Door pages.
Among the sports that can also be enjoyed at Scarborough College, a number stand out. Squash is an important sport on the Enrichment Programme calendar as well as Yorkshire Grit. Scarborough College has a squash team that represents the College in a variety of school tournaments.
With South Cliff Golf Club on our doorstep, a large number of boarding and day students can make use of the facilities along with coaching from our PGA Pro as part of the Golf academy. A student membership is available for keen golfers and Scarborough College has a golf squad that competes against other schools.
Where there are cricket, hockey, tennis and rugby players; there are football players. In addition to football featuring in boarding games and the enrichment programme, we have a representative team of Senior football players who enjoy regular competitive games and compete in the ISFA competition.
In the Summer Term, the College astro is fitted with tennis courts and the tennis term commences. A full fixture list is provided for students from Year 7 to Upper Sixth and coaching sessions are provided in Games and as part of the Enrichment Programme.
While Scarborough College does not have any horses, the equestrian team have successfully competed against the very best equestrian schools in the country including the Royal Windsor. To find out more about the Equestrian Team, please contact the Admissions Team.
We also have a newly launched Surf Academy – for both beginners and more advanced wave riders. For more information download our brochure or visit our Beyond the Door page.
You can leave us a message using the contact form. For questions about admissions, please visit the Admissions page on this website. If you would like to visit Scarborough College, you can find directions below.
Filey Road, Scarborough
North Yorkshire, YO11 3BA, UK
01723 360620
reception@scarboroughcollege.co.uk
