Fox Pointe Farm has become well-known among the local and regional equestrian community. Nestled between Richmond and historic Williamsburg, the facility is easily accessed from New Kent, Hanover, Richmond, Williamsburg, and West Point. Horse training and riding lessons provided by Colleen Seely.
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We are a full service boarding, showing and training facility, specializing in hunter/jumpers and equitation. The competition season starts September 15th and ends at the National Finals in late spring/early summer.Įstablished in 2005, Fox Pointe Farm LLC is a family-run equestrian business with 18 years’ experience in horse care, training quality horses, and developing successful riders. Individuals and teams earn points to qualify for regional, zone, and national finals. Points are tracked for individual rider accomplishments and for overall team accomplishments. Riders in grades 6-8 are eligible for middle school teams while riders in grade 9-12 compete at the high school level. Classes are offered in four ability levels: beginner, novice, intermediate, open.
IEA was formed and organized to promote and improve the quality of equestrian competition and instruction available to middle and secondary school students. We do not have a religious affiliation.įor more information: Facebook, website, email, or call 43.įox Pointe Farm Interscholastic Equestrian TeamĪrea: New Kent, Hanover, Richmond, Williamsburg, West Point We are an inclusive learning environment and are open to all. Many of our families are single-parent households or families with limited incomes, and CHEC offers scholarships to ensure that all children are able to take at least one class per session (and often more than this). We strive to make our classes available to all homeschoolers, regardless of their ability to pay for tuition. We pay our teachers as independent contractors. Parental involvement is not required although we do offer discounts on classes to our volunteers and parents are always to welcome to teach classes. Each Monday is divided into four periods, approximately 80 minutes each. We typically offer 25-30 classes per session. Our classes are offered in Charlottesville, VA, on Mondays over three sessions – ten weeks in the fall, eight weeks in the winter and eight weeks in the spring. CHEC offers a wide variety of courses reflecting the imagination of our instructors and students in all areas of education, including the arts, sciences, physical education, geography, culture, history, foreign language, language arts and writing, literature, and technology. Since 2005, CHEC has been supporting homeschool families by offering a variety of academic, enrichment, and social opportunities to homeschooled children ages 5 to 18 in the Charlottesville-Albemarle area and surrounding counties.
Community Homeschool Enrichment Center (CHEC)
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