Written by John Morris. At Ripon, I was one of the first group of twenty-four male students (1969 – 1972). I studied geography and was fortunate enough to have Mr. Stone as my Education tutor. ...
Graduation is a time to celebrate achievements, so even the rain couldn’t dampen our graduates’ spirits! After completing their degrees during the height of the coronavirus pandemic, this year’s graduation ceremonies celebrated the tenacity...
1. Take time to relax and celebrate Graduation is a time to celebrate your achievements, and completing a degree is a massive achievement! It’s important to take time to relax, enjoy your celebrations, and...
During World War One many teacher training colleges temporarily closed due to falling student numbers. St John’s College closed due to a lack of students in 1916 and did not reopen until after the...
Introducing John John trained as a primary school teacher at St John’s College York (1963-66). In 2019, he applied for and was awarded an honorary BEd in recognition of the academic rigour of his...
Dr Peter Simpson started at St John’s College in 1973. This meant that he experienced the College transition into the College of Ripon and York St John. Since then, he has embarked on a...
It was the quad that did it. Looking back, I didn’t know much. I’m not convinced I know a lot now, but as an 18-year old, away from home and starting a new chapter,...