Charity & Service

"No man makes a greater mistake than he who does nothing because he could only do a little"

Edmund Burke c. 1796

Under the Woodard Ethos, the College encourages and supports students and staff to get involved in all kinds of voluntary and charity activities. Whether it is through the Creativity, Action, Service Programme, being a Prefect or House Sacristan, Duke of Edinburgh, Combined Cadet Force, helping in the library, the Gateway Club, Charity Focus Group, sponsored activities and challenges, Children in Need, The Gambia or Kenya projects all our lives are enriched through new experiences and the opportunity to serve in local and global contexts.

 

Our 'CAS' - Community, Action & Service Programme

CAS is a core component of the IB ethos and enables Ardingly students to participate in and contribute to every aspect of the extracurricular program of the College

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'Ndogo School Project in Kenya' Find out more >>

 

'The Gambia Project'

The tenth annual Ardingly College trip to the Gambia took place in June 2010.

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Red Nose Day

Numerous activities took place to raise money for Comic Relief including 'sponge the teacher', a cake sale and a karaoke competition. Staff and students very much joined in with the spirit of Red Nose Day.

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India Report

As the nine of us got on the plane to India, nobody was sure of what they should be expecting.

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Working with the Local Community

As part of their IB programme and as part of the Woodard Ethos of the school many students are involved in community service projects locally.

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