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EnrichmentCLUBS & ACTIVITIES 2018-19

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With over 100 clubs on offer, our extensive programme of enrichment activities is designed to

inspire, promote self-confidence and engender a sense of achievement in meeting each new

challenge. All pupils at Cranford House are encouraged to take part in extra-curricular activities and

to benefit from the wealth of opportunities available to them. We hope you enjoy exploring this

brochure and the superb selections of clubs and activities available to your child.

Additional ClubsBoard Games & Puzzles Club 14Board Games & Strategy Club 14Gardening Club 14LEGO Club 14

Academic EnrichmentArt 3Biology 3Books 3Chemistry 3Computing 4Debating 4Drama 5English 5French 5Geography 5German 5History 5Mathematics 5Messy Science 5Modern Foreign Languages 5Music 5News 5Physics 6Religious Studies 6Spanish 6Science 6Textiles 6

MusicBrass Band 6Choirs 6-7Concert Band 7Jazz Ensemble 7Junior Orchestra 7Junior String Ensemble 7Musicianship 7Music Theory 7Senior Orchestra 7Singing & Instrumental Private Lessons 8Ukulele 8Young Voices Choir 8Musical Productions 8 Art & Design Technology

Art & DT Club 13Cookery Club 13Creative Club 13Felt Craft 13

DramaBackstage Crew 14Dramatic Productions 14 Musical Theatre 14Show Rehearsals 14Speech & Drama Private Lessons 14Youth Theatre Club 14

Expeditions & TripsGSA Netball Tournament 15Outdoor Adventure 15Performing Arts Trip to New York 15Spanish Trip to Madrid 15Outdoor Activity Trip, New Forest 15Residential Trip, New Barn 15GCSE Geography Field Work Trip, North Wales 15Residential Trip, Court Hill 15Geography Field Work Trip, Swanage 15Choir Tour 15World Challenge 15

SportBadminton 9Ballet 9Basketball 9Cricket 9Dance 9Equestrian 9Fitness 9Football 9-10Gymnastics 10Golf 10Judo 10Kinetix 10Martial Arts 10Matches & Team Practices 11Multi-Sports 11Pilates 11Rugby 11Running 11Sailing 11Street Dance 11Swimming 11-12Table Tennis 12Tap Dance 12Team Games & Fitness 12Tennis 12Trampolining 12Triathalon 12

Leadership & CommunityHigher Project Qualification 13Leadership Passport 13Neighbourhood Volunteering 13School Enterprise Project 13

Wrap-Around CareBreakfast Club 15Before School Club 15After School Club 1 15After School Club 2 15Homework Club - Junior 15Homework Club - Senior 15

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AcademicEnrichment

Art Top-Up* Years 7-11

Whether they wish to continue working on existing pieces or to discuss their plans for future artistic projects, Art Top-Up is open to all Senior pupils. Biology Top-Up* Years 7-11

Biology Top-Up is available to those who wish to explore the higher-levels of the subject, those who want to recap classroom learning and everyone in between!

Book Club - Junior Years 5-6

A great way to share a love of books, swap reading tips and explore the library’s collection with other keen readers.

Book Club - Senior Years 7-8, 9-11 alternate weeks

For book lovers of all abilities, Book Club encourages readers to share tips, to develop their reading tastes and to tackle challenging texts, all in a warm and friendly environment.

Chemistry Top-Up* Years 7-11

A great opportunity for anyone with a question about Chemistry or pupils who just can’t get enough of their time in the lab, Chemistry Top-Up supports and inspires young scientists.

Computing Club Years 7-11

A chance to experiment with micro:bits, Arduinos, Lego Mindstorms, Scratch, Python, Sketchup and much more. Pupils can work on their own projects or follow tutorials to build amazing computing creations!

Computing Top-Up* Years 7-11

Tailored to both Computing enthusiasts and technophobes, Computing Top-Up provides a chance to reinforce learning done in lesson time and to explore exciting new avenues of technology.

Debating Society - Junior Years 3-6

Pupils are invited to discuss hot topics with their peers and persuade them to think their way. A great way to learn the skills needed to successfully debate in a group or one-to-one.

Debating Society - Senior Years 7-11

Excellent for building confidence, public speaking is a hugely valuable life skill. Our Debating Society provides pupils with a fun-filled way to practise and hone their speaking talents.

All Year Autumn Term

Spring Term Summer Term

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*Extra support and extensions are always available to our Senior pupils. Our subject-specific Top-Up sessions are available as a drop-in whenever pupils wish to make use of them.

Drama Top-Up* Years 7-11

One-to-one sessions and extra rehearsals where practical feedback is required are all available to pupils whenever needed.

English Top-Up* Years 7-11

English Top-Up provides a place for pupils to further explore set texts, to extend their knowledge and learning and to fine-tune their writing skills.

French Top-Up* Years 7-11

Drop into French Top-Up and you’ll find keen linguists gaining additional spoken practice, as well as a supportive welcome for anyone in need of a little clarification.

Geography Top-Up* Years 7-11

Aimed at inspiring, challenging and supporting our geographers, Geography Top-Up provides an extra opportunity to explore the planet, its countries and its peoples.

German Top-Up* Years 7-11

Providing a regular chance for pupils to have their grasp of German supported or stretched, this Top-Up session delivers extra know-how exactly as and when students need it.

History Top-Up* Years 7-11

At History Top-Up, pupils can discover new facts, explore new eras and receive additional help with any classwork that’s proving tricky, ensuring the past is brought vividly to life.

Mathematics Top-Up* Years 7-11

A place for problem-solving and questioning, Mathematics Top-Up provides pupils with an opportunity for invaluable one-to-one support, ensuring everyone makes excellent progress.

Messy Science Reception – Year 2

Encouraging exploration and investigation, Messy Science allows pupils to really get stuck into a range of super exciting, hands-on experiments.

Modern Foreign Languages Movie NightsYears 7-11

With a great selection of foreign language films to choose from, MFL Movie Nights provide a fun-filled way for pupils to immerse themselves in different languages.

Music Top-Up* Years 10-11

Providing our GCSE pupils with support for their coursework, including performance and composition, Music Top-Up also provides valuable opportunities for extra rehearsal.

News Quiz - Senior Years 7-11

Fast and furious, our weekly News Quiz challenges pupils to stay abreast of current affairs before pitting themselves and their team mates against the opposition in a round-up of the week’s news!



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Physics Top-Up* Years 7-11

A place for young scientists to explore new ideas and consolidate existing ones, Physics Top-Up is staffed by teachers ready and willing to answer pupils’ questions.

Religious Studies Top-Up* Years 7-11

Whatever the query, Religious Studies Top-Up is here to help! Tackling life’s big questions, stretching thinking and supporting classwork are all on the menu during this regular clinic.

Spanish Top-Up* Years 7-11

From tricky grammar or vocabulary to listening and speaking practice, Spanish Top-Up has it all covered.

Science Club - Junior Years 3-6

Our enthusiastic teachers challenge pupils to think about Science and STEM both inside and outside of the classroom. This club nurtures the inquisitive scientists in our midst!

AcademicEnrichment

Science Club - Senior Years 7-11

Senior Science Club will be an opportunity to mix chemicals, make bangs, understand animals and investigate speed, whilst developing ideas learnt in lessons and discussing Science in the news.

Textiles Top-Up* Years 7-11

From embroidery and appliqué to printing and machining, Textiles Top-Up is on hand to support pupils in honing their skills.

Music

Brass Band Years 3-11

Sure to be Cranford House’s loudest ensemble, this band invites all brass players to come along, join in and make some noise!

Chamber Choir Years 7-11

A fabulous opportunity for keen singers to expand their range through practice and performance, Chamber Choir is open to pupils who have achieved Grade 5 standard or above (instrumental or singing).



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Concert Band Years 5-11

Bringing together wind and brass instrumentalists from across the Junior and Senior School, our Concert Band provides a fantastic forum for pupils to experience both playing together and performing at events throughout the school calendar. Available by invitation.

Jazz Ensemble Years 7-11

All pupils who have reached Grade 3 or 4 or above on a wind or brass instrument are welcome to join our lively Jazz Ensemble in exploring a repertoire that includes everything from swing jazz to contemporary pop music.

Junior Chamber Choir Years 3-6

Designed to boost and foster a real love of singing as part of an ensemble, this auditioned Choir also provides ample opportunities for performance.

Junior Orchestra Years 3-6

Junior pupils of all abilities are encouraged to join our Junior Orchestra where everyone who plays an instrument to any standard is most welcome.

Junior String Ensemble Years 2-6

For pupils who are working towards Grade One or above on any stringed instrument, Junior String Ensemble provides young learners with a great platform for both practice and performance.

Musicianship Years 7-11

Musicianship is offered by invitation to pupils taking Grade 6-8, either in singing or playing an instrument.

Music Theory Years 5-11

A valuable option for any pupil looking to strengthen their musical knowledge, this club is open to all pupils who would like to learn more about music theory. Pupils are also given the opportunity to sit ABRSM Music Theory examinations.

Senior Choir Years 7-11

Our main Choir is open to all Senior pupils who like to sing. This non-auditioned choir sing a wide-ranging repertoire and perform at a host of concerts and services, both in this country and abroad.

Senior Orchestra Years 7-11

For all instrumentalists who have reached Grade 2 standard or above, our Senior Orchestra is a fantastic forum for anyone interested in playing and performing in an orchestral ensemble.



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Music

Singing & Instrumental Individual Private LessonsYears 1-11

With 250 private instrumental and singing lessons taking place each week, Music plays an important part in our school life. Both ABRSM and Trinity practical and theoretical music examinations are offered with many pupils going on to achieve at the very highest levels. Our extensive team of experienced peripatetic teachers ensure lessons are fun and motivating, whatever the instrument!

Ukulele Club Years 6-11

Open to everyone with their own instrument, this club channels the enthusiasm of our teachers who are passionate about the ukuele and about sharing their skills with pupils.

Young Voices Choir Years 5-8 September - February

Members of this Choir enjoy a term of rehearsals before joining thousands of other school children to sing en masse in the world’s largest school choir concert! Runs every two years.

Musical Productions

There are ample opportunities for performance throughout the school year. These include, but are not limited to, the following:

Autumn Term – GCSE Music Tea Concert

Autumn Term – Christmas Concert

Autumn Term – Junior Carol Service

Autumn Term – Senior Carol Service

Spring Term – Rock & Pop Concert

Spring Term – Young Voices Concert (biennial)

Spring Term – Cranford Music Festival (biennial)

Spring Term – Easter Services

Summer Term – Years 2-6 Tea Concerts

Summer Term – Founder’s Day Service

Summer Term – Dorchester Schools Festival

Summer Term – Junior Music Concert

Summer Term – Senior Music Concert

Summer Term – Senior Instrumental Concert



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Sport

Badminton – Junior Years 3-4, 5-6

Whether brushing up on their technique or challenging friends to a match, Badminton Club members can hone their skills in a fun-filled environment.

Badminton – Senior Years 7-8, 9-11

This popular lunchtime club gives pupils the chance to play this fast and dynamic game with friends.

Ballet Years 1-2, 3-6

A wonderful introduction to ballet dancing, this club allows pupils to develop their basic techniques and work towards their Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing (ITSD) examinations.

Basketball Club Years 3-6

Learn to shoot hoops, block and dribble in this brilliant introduction to the fast-paced and exciting sport of basketball.

Cricket Club - Junior Reception-Year 2, Years 3-6

Making good use of our cricket nets, pupils will learn a variety of cricketing skills to improve their overall game.

Cricket Club - Senior Years 7-11

With access to cricket nets and the Astro, our Senior Cricket Club allows pupils to develop both their batting and fielding skills.

Cricket Fun Reception-Year 6

A drop-in club that’s a great introduction to this summer sport.

Dance Club – Junior Years 1-2, 3-6

This relaxed class introduces pupils to an exciting variety of dance genres.

Dance Captains’ Dance ClubYears 7-8

Run by our Senior Dance Captains, this energetic club gives pupils the opportunity to dance at lunchtime, producing a variety of routines and having lots of fun to music.

Dance Squad Years 8-11

This club aims to nurture and develop our most talented and committed Senior dancers. Covering a wide range of genres, the Dance Squad plays a prominent role in our annual Dance Show. Available by invitation.

Equestrian Team Years 2-11

For keen riders with their own horses and transport, our successful Equestrian Team provides the opportunity to represent the school at competitions.

Fitness Club Years 7-11

Encompassing a host of different activities,from circuits and interval training to fartlek and endurance, these sessions will improve all the fundamentals that underpin health and fitness.

Football Fun Reception-Year 6

Ideal for anyone looking to fine-tune their dribbling and shooting skills, this drop-in lunchtime club also supports the work pupils do in PE lessons.

Football Club: Crackshots FootballReception-Year 2

Our Cranford Crackshots club provides a fun and exciting chance for boys and girls to play football. All Year Autumn Term


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Football Team - Junior Years 3-6

With a focus on developing ball control and match skills, these sessions will provide competitive team play for pupils who are part of the school team.

Football Club – Senior Years 7-11

A lunchtime club for keen footballers of any experience or ability who are looking to build technique, skills and understanding of the game, all in a relaxed environment.

Football Team - Senior Years 7-11

A chance for members of our Senior Football Team to practice existing skills and acquire new ones whilst playing in competitive matches.

Freestyle Gymnastics Years 3-11

A fast-paced, fun-filled parkour club with Freedom of Movement which offers pupils the chance to learn how to navigate equipment, leap over obstacles and even somersault off the walls!

Golf Club Reception-Year 2, 3-6, 7-8, 9-11All Year (Rec-Yr 2); Summer Term only (Years 3-11)

Led by JD Golf Academy coaches, Golf Club introduces pupils of all abilities to the fundamentals of the sport and a wide range of shots in a fun and active environment. It’s a must for any future golfers.

Gymnastics Clubs Reception-Year 11 (grouped by age & ability)

Gymnastics is a wonderful way to improve co-ordination, balance, strength and flexibility. Gymnasts are introduced to a variety of different apparatus, including the beam, bench, vault, floor, trampette and the tumble track.

Judo Club Years 2-11

Run by our expert Judo Coach, this club is not only a great way to improve body awareness, strength, co-ordination, self-confidence and balance but also produces many award-winning athletes.

Kinetix Dance Club Years 7-11

Merging contemporary music, dance and physical theatre, this energetic and creative club enables pupils to explore storytelling and choreography to their favourite songs.

Martial Arts Club Years 2-6, 7-11

Martial Arts help to develop self-confidence, physical control and respect for others. Based on the art of Taijutsu and taught by our highly-experienced Martial Arts instructor, this club provides a superb opportunity for children to learn self-defence in a safe and controlled environment.



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Matches & Team Practices Years 3-11

Our philosophy is one of sport for all and all pupils are encouraged to try out for inclusion in a host of school teams. Team practices are open to everyone, regardless of team selection, allowing pupils to both fine-tune their existing skills and to gain extra practice. (Please note: Football matches are held on separate additional dates, allowing children to play in multiple teams.)

Multi-Sports Club Reception – Year 2

This dynamic and popular club exposes pupils to a diverse variety of sports, helping them to strengthen muscles, develop co-ordination, improve ball control and play as part of a team.

Pilates Club Years 7-11

Improving balance, strength, endurance and flexibility, whilst enhancing wellbeing, our Pilates Club introduces pupils to this popular form of exercise.

Rugby Club Reception – Year 2

Our providers, Rugbytots, specialise in developing a love of Rugby and game play. Sessions focus on playing non-contact Tag Rugby, as well as working on the many skills required, including running, balance, response and agility.

Running Club Years 5-11

Led by our resident marathon runners, Running Club gives pupils the opportunity to run in a structured club setting. The focus is very much on running for fitness and fun, with regular 5K challenges taking place.

Sailing Club Years 7-11

Taking place on a beautiful stretch of the river at the Goring on Thames Sailing Club, this club allows pupils to experience rigging and sailing small craft with expert instruction. Pupils must be able to swim a minimum of 50m unaided.

Street Dance Years 3-6, 7-11

A high-energy club that offers pupils the chance to learn the fast, fun techniques of contemporary Street Dance, courtesy of the Green Room Collective.

Swimming: Squad Lane Swimming - JuniorYears 3-4, 5-6

A fantastic way to improve swimming strength and stamina, this friendly weekly club is run before school by our dedicated ASA swimming teacher and coach.



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Swimming: Squad/Lane Swimming - SeniorYears 7-11

This club is for keen swimmers who want to improve both technique and stamina in the water. Regularly covering over a mile in the pool before school, club members benefit from the perfect start to the day! The club is run by our dedicated ASA swimming teacher and coach.

Swimming Lessons Nursery – Year 2

Held in our school pool with our ASA Swimming Teacher, swimming classes are grouped by ability to ensure everyone receives the right tuition to help them progress.

Swimming: Recreational SwimmingYears 3-6

This relaxed club packed with fun allows pupils to try their hand at a whole host of pool games, developing new skills in the process. Their time in the pool enhances their understanding of how to work with the water, whilst also providing a good work-out.

Table Tennis Years 3-6

Whether you know it as ping pong or table tennis, this is a great sport for developing both concentration and hand-to-eye co-ordination, all in the fun-filled environment of our weekly club.

Tap Dance Years 7-11

With both a Beginner and an Advanced Group available, the sound of tapping is a regular feature at school during lunchtimes! No previous experience is needed, just a have-a-go attitude, but pupils are required to provide their own tap shoes.

Team Games & Fitness Club Years 3-6

An energetic mix of team games and fitness, this club provides pupils with the chance to reinforce skills learnt in the curriculum and extend them across a range of sports.

Tennis - Junior Years 3-4, 5-6

Whether pupils are experienced players or just starting out on the court, our Tennis Club delivers an winning mix of technical drills and match play.

Tennis - Senior Years 7-8, 9-11

Our popular lunchtime club gives pupils the opportunity to learn new skills through practice and to improve their tennis game.

Tennis Lessons Years 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-11

Club providers, Growing the Game, have worked with us for several years, providing pupils with both club and one-to-one tennis coaching aimed at boosting both techniques and tactics. Sessions take place either before school or at lunchtimes in individual or small groups.

Trampolining Club - Junior Years 3-4, 5-6

Our resident trampoline coaches lead this very popular club with the aim of promoting balance, core strength and a healthy dose of fun!

Trampolining Club - Senior Years 7-8, 9-11

Suitable for both beginners and more experienced pupils, our Trampolining Club covers everything from seat drops to somersaults.

Triathlon Club Years 5-6

One of the fastest growing sports in the UK, triathlon is both fun and demanding. Led by our qualified British Triathlon Coach, this club sees pupils working on the three sporting disciplines of swimming, cycling and running, as well as the fourth discipline, transition! Pupils are required to provide their own bicycle and helmet for cycling sessions.



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Leadership &Community

HPQ (Higher Project Qualification)Years 10-11

The HPQ provides the opportunity for individual study in an area of each pupil’s choosing. Overseen by staff mentors and culminating in a presentation, completed projects see pupils being awarded a qualification equivalent to half a GCSE.

School Enterprise Project Years 9-10

Release the entrepreneur in your child through the Young Enterprise Business Challenge! This exciting activity provides pupils with the opportunity to learn about the realities of the business world, and to test their own ideas and business skills as they set up and run a real business within the school. Open to all Year 10 pupils, this is particularly suitable for Business Studies GCSE students.

Leadership Passport Year 8

Lead by Cranford House staff, this personal development programme encourages pupils to build their own leaderships skills through activities that include embodying school values, adopting volunteering roles and embracing study-related challenges.

Neighbourhood VolunteeringYear 9

Year 9 pupils have the opportunity to make regular visits to our neighbouring old people’s home, The Old Vicarage, with the aim of bringing together the generations in sharing experiences, stories, activities and friendship.

Art & DesignTechnology

Art & Design Technology Club Years 7-11

Allowing pupils to explore a range of dynamic art and textiles projects and an exciting array of mixed materials, this club will follow a different artistic focus each term.

Cookery Club Years 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 8-11

A fun way to allow pupils to become confident and creative with cooking. With all the ingredients and equipment provided, pupils simply need to turn up and create delicious savoury and sweet dishes in our new kitchen! All new recipes are provided each year to allow keen chefs to continue expanding their repertoire.

Creative Club Reception-Year 2

Sticking, cutting, gluing and drawing to create a variety of masterpieces is the aim of this fun-filled club! A super choice for all creative children.

Felt Craft Years 3-4, 5-6

A relaxing, creative club for our Junior pupils that introduces them to the delights of working with felt. All materials are provided and children create a selection of beautiful hand-crafted pieces to take home throughout the year.



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Drama

Musical Theatre Years 3-6, 7-11

Singing, acting and dancing: this club has it all! Open to everyone, our Musical Theatre Club is run by Green Room Collective and encourages pupils to explore their potential and develop their performance skills.

Youth Theatre Club Years 1-2, 3-4, 5-8

Ideal for all budding actors, Green Room Collective’s Youth Theatre Club helps pupils develop skills in acting, movement and voice, build imagination and confidence, devise original scripts, as well as building skills in mime and stage-craft.

Speech & Drama Individual Private LessonsYears 1-11

Our individual Drama lessons are delivered by our experienced LAMDA specialist, Laura Green from Green Room Collective. Lessons cover a wide range of dramatic techniques and focus on LAMDA examinations. Our track record of results within these examinations is superb.

Backstage CrewYears 7-11Term: Dependent on production schedule

Whether you want to try your hand at stage make-up, be a sound or lighting technician, a runner or a props creator, joining the Backstage Crew will see you playing a vital role in our school productions and gaining valuable experience of life in the wings.

Show RehearsalsYears 7-11Term: Dependent on production schedule

We encourage as many pupils as possible to take part in school productions, with a wide range of roles on and off the stage available. Pupils will be required to attend school show rehearsals in line with the various school productions.

Dramatic Productions

Performance is an integral part of life at school, giving pupils the chance to shine both on the stage and behind the scenes. The schedule below is designed to give you a flavour of our annual dramatic productions but is not an exhaustive list.

Autumn Term – Years 9-11 Production

Autumn Term – Nursery Christmas Show

Autumn Term – Reception Crib Service

Autumn Term – Years 1 & 2 Production

Spring Term – Nursery Spring Show

Summer Term – Years 7 & 8 Production



AdditionalClubs

Board Games & Puzzles ClubYears 3-6

An opportunity for children to spend time playing and enjoying classic board games together, without an iPad or television screen in sight!

Board Games & Strategy ClubYears 7-11

Brilliant for developing brain power and tactical awareness, board games are a perennial favourite. This club gives pupils the chance to pit their wits against their peers and our staff, with both familiar and brand new games on offer.

Gardening Club Reception – Year 2

Our youngest pupils will be encouraged to develop their own green fingers as they discover the joys of planting and growing.

LEGO Club Reception-Year 2, 3-6

Supporting creativity, problem-solving and innovation, LEGO Club is the perfect place for the architects and engineers of the future. All Year Autumn Term


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Expeditions & Trips

GSA Netball Tournament Years 8-9Two nights

Outdoor Adventure Year 6Four nights

Performing Arts Trip to New YorkYears 7-11Four nights

Spanish Trip to Madrid (with Shiplake College)Years 9 & 10Four nights

Outdoor Activity Trip, New ForestYear 5Three nights

Residential Trip, New BarnYear 4Three nights

GCSE Geography Field Work Trip, North WalesYear 10Four nights

*NB: All trips are subject to change.

Residential Trip, Court Hill Year 3One night

Geography Field Work Trip, SwanageYear 9One night

Duke of Edinburgh AwardsYears 9-10

The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, or DofE, is the world’s leading youth achievement award. Our Year 9 pupils can take their Bronze Awards while Year 10 pupils can progress to Silver. The award includes expedition skills, physical challenges and volunteering.

Choir Tour Years 7-11

This biennial trip visits some of Europe’s most beautiful, historic and cultural destinations and sees Senior Choir members singing in world-class venues.

Wrap-AroundCare

Breakfast Club Nursery-Year 11

Available daily from 7.30-8.00 am, Breakfast Club provides children with a warm welcome and a nutritious breakfast. Advance booking is required.

Before School Club Nursery-Year 2, Years 3-6, 7-11

Before School Club runs from 8.00- 8.30am. Booking is required for pupils in Nursery to Year 6 but not for Seniors. Seniors read or work quietly in the Atrium, while Juniors are supervised in the Junior Hall.

After School Club 1 Reception-Year 2

Our first After-School Club session offers a range of activities and is available between 3.30-4.00pm. Advance booking is required.

After School Club 2 Reception-Year 2

Our second After-School Club session offers a range of activities and is available between 4.00-5.30pm. Pupils are given a light snack tea at about 5.00pm. Advance booking is required.

Homework Club - Junior Years 3-6

Homework Club allows pupils to work independently under staff supervision, providing an ideal opportunity to complete homework. Pupils are offered a drink and biscuit before attending this club which is available between 4.00-5.30pm. Advance booking is required.

Homework Club - Senior Years 7-11

Homework Club allows pupils to work independently under staff supervision, providing an ideal opportunity to complete homework. Pupils are offered a drink and biscuit before attending this club which is available between 4.00-5.30pm.Advance booking is required.

World Challenge ExpeditionYear 10

World Challenge expeditions take pupils to a host of fabulous global destinations for an unforgettable two-week-long trip including trekking and community projects.



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Educational Excellence · developing ideas learnt in lessons and discussing Science in the news. Textiles Top-Up* Years 7-11 From embroidery and appliqué to printing and machining,