Because the program concludes in late November, seniors will have ample time to complete college applications upon their return home. Each unit has a kitchen, a living room, bedrooms, and bathrooms. Weekend excursions and field trips will provide wonderful opportunities for hiking. In addition, students will have opportunities to make use of leisure centres in Coventry and Stratford that offer fitness equipment, squash and tennis courts, swimming pools, indoor lawn bowling, and even a rock-climbing wall. Boarding tuition for students in the program will cover the cost of accommodations at Furzen Hill Farm and a meal allowance of approximately ten pounds per day .
Students are responsible for the cost of air fare.
Like the Milton Mountain and Washington Intern Programs, the Stratford Program will require a surcharge of its student participants. Students who qualify for financial aid will receive assistance. Any inquiries about financial aid should be directed to Mr. Paul R. Mahoney, Director of Financial Aid. Completed applications must be returned to Mr. Rogers by January 31st .