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Fees

We aim to keep fees to a minimum whilst maintaining the School’s standards and facilities. Fees are reviewed annually in April and parents will be given at least one term’s notice of any change. 

We offer a range of payment options, including annually, termly and monthly by Direct Debit. All fees must be paid in advance. The College offers a discount of 5% per child as long as a family has at least 3 children enrolled at the school. Additionally, we offer a Fees in Advance Scheme, which provides a moderate discount for fees paid more than two years in advance.

For all fee enquiries please contact the Finance department on 01423 724 849 or fees@ashville.co.uk.

School Tuition Fees for the Academic Years 2026-2027
2026-2027
Termly
2026-2027
Annual
Reception to Year 2£4,195£12,585
Year 3£5,085 £15,255
Year 4£5,510£16,530
Years 5 to 6£5,695£17,085
Years 7 to 8£7,565 £22,695
Years 9 to Upper Sixth£7,795 £23,385

Early Years Fees – illustrative costs (please see more information here as options are flexible) 

2026-2027
Termly
Little Acorns (ages 2-3) 3 sessions£1,135
Big Acorns ages (3-4 )5 sessions£1,805
Lunchtime sessions £125

Early Years Funding

15 hours of Early Years childcare is available for eligible 2, 3 and 4-year-olds. Please note that there are a limited number of places for 2-year-olds. If you wish to use this funding, you will be asked to make a ‘voluntary contribution’ which bridges the gap between the School’s actual hourly cost and the hourly funding received from North Yorkshire County Council (NYCC). Early Years fees are not subject to VAT. 

For a tailored quote please contact the Finance department on 01423 724 849 or fees@ashville.co.uk.

Lunch Fees (day pupils only) 

2026-2027
Termly
2026-2027
Annual
Lunch - Reception to Year 2£346£1,038
Lunch - Year 3 to Upper Sixth£394£1,182

Admissions Fees

2025-2026
Application Fee £120
Application Fee - EYFS£100
Acceptance Deposit One-off compulsory payment

The College charges a non-refundable application fee on application, and an acceptance deposit upon accepting a day place. An acceptance may be cancelled within 14 days by providing written notice to the Head.

Other Fees

2026-2027
Termly
2026-2027
Annual
Music Tuition £345
Musical Instrument£58
Pupil Accident Insurance Compulsory annual paymentCompulsory annual payment
American Studies
(NDSP Reception to Year 2)
£4,517£13,550
American Studies
(NDSP Year 3 to Year 6)
£5,150£15,450
American Studies
(NDSP Year 7)
£7,217£21,650
American Studies
(NDSP Year 8)
£9,450£28,350
American Studies
(NDSP Year 9 and above)
£9,617£28,850
After School Care (Reception to Year 6 only)£5.5/30 minutes £5.5/30 minutes

Music and drama lessons are provided in blocks of ten per term. If you wish to enrol your child for one of these lessons, please complete the form here and return to music@ashville.co.uk.

 

Notice

As per Ashville’s Terms and Conditions a full term’s notice is required if you wish to make alternative arrangements for your child’s education. Notice should be given in writing to the Head by the following dates:

Leave date Autumn term – Notice by 1st April
Leave date Spring term – Notice by 1st September
Leave date Summer term – Notice by 1st January

 

Testimonials

“Charlie has enjoyed representing the School sports-wise because it punches above its weight in terms of size, which is due to the teachers and the kids being really motivated.”

Parent of an Upper Sixth leaver  (2021)
Parent of an Upper Sixth leaver

“My favourite thing about Ashville is in the opportunities that the School provides. They focus on you as a person and you get to try things. You have options and there’s something for everyone.”

Ben (Lower Sixth pupil)
Ben

“I don’t think it’s possible to pinpoint a single memory of my time at Ashville as you do and are involved in so much. It’s incredible to have these sorts of opportunities.”

Jess (Former Joint Head of School)
Jess

“In Lower School you get a little booklet that helps you keep track of the different activities you’re doing, the values you’re working on, and you can get stamps for the different values. It really helps keep you focused and pushes you to do more.”

Lydia (Year 8 pupil)
Lydia

“Ashville has a vast variety of international pupils which was amazing, and the people at Ashville were very friendly and welcoming towards me. As a result, it was an easy decision to make about where I would continue my education.”

Anwuli  (Former boarding pupil)
Anwuli