Yes there are.
There are 1000's of schoools in Scotland.
Pony Club, BHS (at riding schools), or riding club
It all depends on which riding school you go to. Some French riding schools are very strict and most horses are not well-kept, and the people who go to the schools are sometimes (very) mean. However, there are also riding schools that are pretty good and the instructors are nice and patient. From what I've heard, most French riding schools are pretty strict, though. C.J.
no
State schools are funded by the Scottish Government, private schools are funded by fees.
I don't think so. I'm pretty sure there aren't any English riding schools in Europe.
Riding schools within London are virtually non-existent.
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There have been no middle schools in Scotland since 1988 when Moray and Abbotsgrange Middle schools closed. Children used to start going to those schools at ten years of age.
Yes, corporal punishment in schools was legal in Scotland during the period from 1980 to 1990. It was not until 2000 that corporal punishment was officially banned in Scottish schools through the Education (Scotland) Act 2000. Prior to that, schools had the authority to administer physical punishment as a form of discipline.
One may find directions for horse riding games at most riding schools that offer classes in horse riding. These schools typically also take part in a variety or horse riding games and competitions, so would be knowledgeable when it comes to horse riding games.
There have been no middle schools in Scotland since 1988 when Moray and Abbotsgrange Middle schools closed. Children used to start going to those schools at ten years of age.