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**Ashville College**
	Ashville College
Motto	Esse quam videri; "To be, rather than to appear"
Headmaster	Andrew Fleck
Location	Green Lane; Harrogate; North Yorkshire; HG2 9JP; England
Ages	4 to 18
Website	http://www.ashville.co.uk
	Coordinates: 53°58′26″N 1°33′08″W / 53.97386°N 1.55214°W

Ashville College is an independent day and boarding school for girls and boys aged 4–18 in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, England. It was founded as a Methodist boarding school for boys in 1877, and subsequently merged with Elmfield College and New College in the 1930s. It now thrives as the oldest private school in Harrogate, although in its native England it is classed as a Public School, being open to fee payers of non-methodist denomination and non-Christian religion.

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Riverdale, Ellis, Duckworth, Windermere

Greenholme (junior boys and girls), Briggs (senior boys), Mallinson (senior boys), Norfolk (senior girls)

Esse quam videri ("to be, rather than to appear")

Andrew Fleck

Michael Crosby (1987-2003)

Henry Iles (1871–1951), brass band promoter and entertainment entrepreneur
Arthur Balfour, 1st Baron Riverdale (1873–1957), steelmaker and industrialist
Tony Richardson (1928–1991), theatre and film director
Andy Gray (born 1977), footballer
Eugen Weber (1925–2007), historian
Sir Stuart Sidney Mallinson, C.B.E., D.S.O., M.C., D.L., J.P. (1888–1981)
Iain Coucher (born 1962) CEO Network Rail
Robin Walker (born 1978) Michelin Star Chef
Simon Heywood (born 1959) Actor (The Bill etc) but most notably as teacher, Mr Smart in 1980s Grange Hill
Jamie Wilkinson (born 1978) Broadcaster, BBC Newcastle[1]
Jay Smith Award Winning Pub Landlord, Television Personality[2]

Booth, William (1990) A History of Ashville and The Ashvillian Society. Harrogate: The Ashvillian Society, to mark their centenary (1890-1990).

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