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Enrichment activities
Enrichment activities range from clubs at lunchtime and after school, to weekend and holiday activities, plus a number of residential trips.
Throughout the academic year, many departments contribute to our programme ensuring we offer an extensive range of activities to engage all. Students are consulted regularly on opportunities they would like to be made available within the school.
There is a wide range of sporting opportunities available for all students, from individual to team sports, which provide broad and balanced opportunities for students of all aptitudes and abilities, to participate in promoting a positive, healthy lifestyle through participation and competition.
There are also opportunities for all with a popular art, music and drama timetable which encourages the creative skills of our students. Evidence of this can be seen in the annual production which provides students with the opportunity to showcase their skills.
The Library will be open every evening from 3.05pm until 4.30pm Monday to Thursday and 4.00pm on Fridays.
You do not need to register for a club, children can attend when they choose.
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Extra-curricular club 2025/26
| Monday | |||
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Extra-curricular club |
Extra-curricular club description | Staff | Location |
| All Years Girls Football | A football club for girls of all year groups to develop skills and teamwork. | G Saunders | East Changing Rooms (after school) |
| Year 7 Boys Football | A football club for Year 7 boys to develop skills and teamwork. | M Gurney | West Changing Rooms (after school) |
| Learning Mentor Drop-in | Gardening activities and support in a calm environment. | A O'Toole H Blanchard | ARC (after school) |
| Politics Hub | A place to discuss, debate and learn about politics. We will look at current affairs, international relations, military developments, and domestic politics. | Mr O'Rourke | Alternating weeks between Years 7-11 and 6th Form in W45 (after school) |
| Year 13 Media Intervention | A chance to have extra access to subject-specific equipment for coursework. | Mrs Tyler | W93 (1st lunch) |
| KS4 Music Intervention | A chance to have extra access to subject-specific equipment for coursework. | Mrs Palmer | E20 (after school) |
| KS4 Dance Intervention | Extra support for Year 11 dance students. | Mrs Jackson | NW1 (after school) |
| Turntablism DJ'ing | Learn to use DJ equipment to create performances. (30 spaces only) | Mrs Tyler | E23 (after school) |
| Tuesday | |||
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Extra-curricular club |
Extra-curricular club description | Staff | Location |
| Year 8 and 9 Boys Football | A football club for Year 8 and 9 boys to develop skills and teamwork. | G Jones | West Changing Rooms (after school) |
| Year 10 and 11 Boys Football | A football club for Year 10 and 11 boys to develop skills and teamwork. | M Stock | West Changing Rooms (after school) |
| DofE | The Duke of Edinburgh Award. Bronze is open to Year 9 students (recruitment to follow). Silver is open to those who have completed Bronze. | S Middleton | TBC (after school) |
| KS4 Art Coursework Club | A chance to catch up or complete coursework with support from staff. | Z. McCabe / G. Watson | W90 (after school) |
| Environmental Club | A fun and welcoming group where people come together to care for nature. Activities include tree planting, clean-ups, and creative eco-projects to make a positive impact and learn sustainable living skills. | C Williamson / K Sterling | E81 (after school) |
| Learning Mentor Drop-in | Creative craft activities and support. | A O'Toole H Blanchard | ARC (after school) |
| Drama Club | A chance to prepare and rehearse drama performances. | Mrs Bolton | E43 (after school) |
| Book Club | A space to read and discuss your current or favourite books with others. | Mrs Janes / Miss Morris | W48 (after school) |
| Wednesday | |||
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Extra-curricular club |
Extra-curricular club description | Staff | Location |
| Learning Mentor Drop-in | Fun and engaging board games. | A O'Toole H Blanchard | ARC (after school) |
| Musical Theatre Club | Singing, dancing, and acting activities. | Mrs Levy | NW1 (2nd lunch) |
| Thursday | |||
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Extra-curricular club |
Extra-curricular club description | Staff | Location |
| All Years Boys and Girls Table Tennis | Play table tennis to develop skills and enjoy friendly competition. | M Gurney | West Changing Rooms (after school) |
| STEM | Hands-on experience in science, technology, and engineering. Work towards earning your CREST Award and becoming a STEM ambassador. | S Middleton | E88 (after school) |
| KS3 Art Club | Get creative with various art projects. | Z. McCabe / G. Watson | W90/91 (after school) |
| Learning Mentor Drop-in | Various sporting activities and fun games. | A O'Toole H Blanchard | ARC (after school) |
| Dance Club | A chance to refine and develop your dance skills through rehearsal and performance. | Mrs Jackson | NW1 (1st lunch) |
| Year 8 and 9 Music Club | Rehearse and perform a range of instruments, songs, and styles. | Mrs Palmer | E20 (2nd lunch) |
| Year 11 Media Intervention | A chance to have extra access to subject-specific equipment for coursework. | Mrs Tyler | W93 (after school) |
| Chess Club | Tutored chess with opportunities to play draughts, Scrabble, and more. Open to all years and staff! | Mr Mepham | Library (after school) |
| Friday | |||
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Extra-curricular club |
Extra-curricular club description | Staff | Location |
| Dungeons and Dragons | An interactive role-playing game where you can go on exciting adventures. | MOS | E49 (after school) |
| Year 7 Music Club | Rehearse and perform a range of instruments, songs, and styles. | Mrs Palmer | E20 (1st lunch) |
| Choir | Learn to sing and perform a range of songs in different styles as part of a group. | Mrs Palmer | E20 (after school) |
