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ASHBURY COLLEGE Private Boarding School – Ottawa , Ontario Established in 1891with a longstanding reputation both nationally and internationally, Ashbury College is a leading co-educational boarding school located in the heart of Canada’s capital city, Ottawa. Ashbury students have access to all the resources and multi-cultural elements that this capital city offers, in a safe and pristine environment. Our boarding facilities and campus are state of the art, wireless and nestled in the beautiful established neighborhood of Rockcliffe Park, 10 minutes from downtown and the Nations Parliament Buildings. In addition to all the benefits of the National Capital Region, Ashbury offers over 70 co-curricular activities, ensuring that all students are engaged academically, athletically and socially. Come and see for yourself - your success starts here! Academic and Sport Facilities Ashbury College’s campus is fully wireless and consists of two computer labs, IT department, language lab, performing art theatre, library (with access to Carleton Universities On-line Library, science labs, SMART boards in all math and science classrooms. For sports there are 3 gymnasiums, two large athletic fields, a weight training center and access to outdoor skating rink across the street from campus. Dormitories and School Residences Ashbury College has separate boarding residences for boys and girls. The girls’ residence is a new state of the art building completed September 2007. The dormitory includes both single and double rooms, each with on-suite bathroom. The building is completely wireless and features a large common room with fireplace and flat screen TV, study room, large kitchen, exercise and TV room, laundry facilities, and telephone. The boys’ residence, located in the main building, also features wireless internet, large common room with flat screen TV, pool table and other table games, study rooms, and telephone. Boys stay in both single and double rooms with shared bathroom facilities. Starting Dates Boarding admissions is rolling, although tends to generally fill by July. School begins September 4. Other Services Offered Academic Progress Reports Airport Transfer Service Assistance in acquiring books and material Help with holiday Helps with travel services during Orientation services accomodation holidays School Facts Student Population AP Courses Co-Educational None Number of Students Sports 1100 • Alpine Skiing Grades • Basketball 9-12 • Cross Country Teacher/Student Ratio • 1:15 Field Hockey • Football ESL Programs Yes • Ice Hockey IB Programs • Rowing Yes • Soccer Offer Diploma • Tennis Yes • Volleyball School Uniform No Extracurricular Activities & Clubs • Art Religious Affiliation • Drama None • French Language Foreign Languages • Math AP Courses • Music • Science Closest International and Local Airports: Ottawa International Airport .

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