Some places are fleeting. Others become part of you. Wroxton is one of those places.

Long after you leave, it stays with you. Not only as a memory, but as a feeling. The feeling of arriving at the Abbey for the first time. The scale of it. The quiet of the grounds. The sense that you were standing in front of something much larger than yourself, while also standing at the edge of something that was about to become deeply personal.

Amara Stewart is no stranger to Wroxton. She attended Wroxton this past summer for the Honors program and she undertook a teaching placement at a local primary school this past January. Not only that, she’s also just completed a 15 week Spring semester here at the College.

Here Amara talks us through a typical week at Wroxton.