Knights of Middle England sits on more than sixty acres of ground and woodland close to Warwick Castle, providing riding lessons, hacking, livery and a busy programme of competitions. The school is family-run and welcomes riders of all ages and abilities, from complete beginners taking their first contact with a pony through to more experienced riders preparing for shows and events.
Tuition covers group and private lessons, plus after school riding for children, clear round jumping sessions and horse management demonstrations that bring the practical side of equestrian care into the lesson. Riders interested in taking things further can use the show jumping arena, the warm up arena and the on-site cross country course, with the school's own novice events and gymkhana giving a clear route into competition. Pony camps run during school holidays, while hacking and the one mile sand gallop offer space to ride out and build fitness across the grounds.
The outdoor arena is floodlit, allowing lessons to continue into the evening, and a pavilion with a seated viewing area provides a place for friends and family to watch sessions and events. Dormitories on site support the residential feel of the pony camps, and the mix of woodland, paddocks and arenas gives a varied environment for schooling across dressage, show jumping and cross country.
The school holds ABRS approved centre status and operates from CV34 5YD in Warwickshire, within the West Midlands. Arena hire, cross country hire and livery are available alongside the lesson programme, so enquiries from riders, parents and liveries can all be directed to the same site. Contact details can be obtained directly from the school to confirm availability, lesson times and upcoming event dates.