Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm so that you can take part in an enrichment or homework activity outside of School.
Please select this option if you will be picking up your child at 11:45am from the Jerningham building.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm so that you can take part in an enrichment or homework activity outside of School.
Please select this option if you will be picking up your child at 1:00pm from the Jerningham building.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm so that you can take part in an enrichment or homework activity outside of School.
Please select this option if you will be picking up your child before the first enrichment activity that runs from 3:05pm - 4:00pm.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm so that you can take part in an enrichment or homework activity outside of School.
Please select this option if your child will not be at school on a Monday.
Welcome to Construction Club, where little builders with big imaginations come to life! Each week, children will explore a variety of construction materials—from LEGO and building blocks to recycled junk modelling and magnetic tiles—to design, build and problem-solve in creative and exciting ways. Whether they are building castles, bridges, rockets or entire cities, children will develop key skills like teamwork, spatial awareness, fine motor control and early engineering thinking. There’s no limit to what they can create when they work together and bring their ideas to life! With themed challenges, group projects and plenty of time for imaginative free building, Construction Club is the perfect blend of play, creativity, and purposeful learning. Hard hats not required—just curious minds and a love of building!
Get support with your homework activities and Learning Logs and go home with time to relax or attend a favourite out of school activity safe in the knowledge that your homework has been completed.
Do you love getting lost in a good story or have a wild imagination of your own? Then this is the club for you! Each week, we’ll dive into exciting books, share our favourite stories, and create our own characters and adventures. Whether you’re a keen reader, a budding author, or just curious about new tales, this club is a place to explore the magic of words and let your imagination run wild. Bring your creativity — and your love of stories — and let’s write the next chapter together!
Dive into a world of imagination and fun with Mrs. Hutton as she brings exciting stories to life! Enjoy thrilling tales like Zagazoo, Mr. Wolf’s Pancakes, and Aliens Love Underpants! — then jump into the action by acting them out scene by scene!
Join us after school for a fun and creative journey where art meets nature! In Environmental Art Club, we’ll explore the world around us and turn natural and recycled materials into beautiful works of art. From leaf printing and nature collages to junk modelling and eco-friendly sculpture, every week is a chance to get hands-on, think green, and express yourself. Perfect for budding artists who care about the planet! Let’s get inspired by nature — and help protect it too!
Get game-ready with our action-packed Sports Club! This club is perfect for pupils looking to sharpen their skills, improve their fitness, and prepare for upcoming school fixtures. Each week, we will focus on key techniques such as passing, tackling, teamwork, positioning, and game tactics — all through fun drills, small-sided games, and match-style practice. Whether you are keen to be part of the school team or just keen to give it a go, come and build your skills and confidence and play like a pro! P.E. kit and a water bottle essential.
Start your week with a surprise! At Mash-Up Monday, no two weeks are the same — one week you might be making slime or creating an artistic masterpiece, the next you're solving a mystery, building a tower, playing team games, or even trying a new sport! This club is packed with fun, varied activities to keep you guessing and smiling. If you love surprises, being creative, getting active, and trying new things, Mash-Up Monday is the perfect way to kick off your week with energy and excitement!
Supervising Detentions
Preparation for the Home House Choir entry into the Inter-House Music competition. Everyone in Home House is expected to take part! Pupils who are unable to take part should provide a parental letter with the reason for their excusal.
The House Music Competition will take place this half term and the House Choir session is where everybody in the House can contribute! Pupils who are unable to take part should provide a parental letter with the reason for their excusal.
The House Music Competition will take place this half term and everyone in Stobo House is expected to take part! Pupils who are unable to take part should provide a parental letter with the reason for their excusal.
support on individual or small group
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm. Only select this if you are being picked up at 4pm (not taking the school bus) and don't forget to tap out with your key fob.
A timetabled lesson for the upper 6th historians.
Chess players are invited to come along and get ready to participate in U19 tournaments in the North-East England competitions. All levels welcome.
To plan and start team building for the expedition. Discuss and organise fundraising, leader in me qualifications research the chosen country and it's culture etc
For those preparing for the House Music Competition.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm so that you can take part in an enrichment or homework activity outside of School.
Please select this option if you will be picking up your child at 11:45am from the Jerningham building.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm so that you can take part in an enrichment or homework activity outside of School.
Please select this option if you will be picking up your child at 1.00pm from the Jerningham building.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm so that you can take part in an enrichment or homework activity outside of School.
Please select this option if you will be picking up your child before the first enrichment activity that runs from 3:05pm - 4:00pm.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm so that you can take part in an enrichment or homework activity outside of School.
Please select this option if your child will not be at school on a Tuesday.
Step into the spotlight at Drama Club - a fun, high-energy space where KS2 children can explore their creativity, build confidence and develop performance skills through games, role-play and storytelling. Each week, children will dive into the world of drama with exciting warm-ups, character work and improvisation. Whether they’re creating their own scenes, acting out stories, or working together on group performances, every session encourages imagination, teamwork and self-expression. Drama Club is perfect for anyone who loves to perform, be silly, tell stories or just try something new in a supportive and fun environment. No experience needed—just bring your voice, your ideas, and your enthusiasm!
Welcome to Book and Story Club - a cosy, creative space where stories come to life! Each week, children will dive into a wonderful world of books, exploring much-loved tales and discovering new favourites through shared reading, storytelling, and engaging follow-up activities. From creating story maps to making crafts inspired by characters and settings, every session supports early literacy in a fun, imaginative way. Children will build a love of reading, grow in confidence, and develop language and listening skills—all while enjoying the magic of a great story. Perfect for young book lovers and big imaginations alike!
Calling all curious minds and little adventurers! Mini Explorers Club is the perfect after-school escape into the wonders of the natural world. Each week, children will head outdoors for exciting nature walks, bug hunts, leaf collecting and weather watching. With magnifying glasses in hand, they’ll discover the magic hiding in every tree, flower and puddle. We embrace all weathers, so suitable outdoor clothing and footwear are essential—think waterproofs, warm layers, and wellies!As the seasons change and the evenings get darker or if the weather is too wild, the adventure continues indoors with nature-themed crafts, storytelling, sensory play and science-based discovery activities that bring the outdoors in. Join us for a journey of exploration, imagination, and hands-on learning with the world around us!
Step back in time and discover the horrible, hilarious and hair-raising side of history! In Horrible History Club, KS2 children will explore the weirdest, wildest and most disgusting parts of the past—from rotten Romans and vile Victorians to terrifying Tudors and gruesome Greeks. Each week, we’ll dive into strange facts, try themed crafts and challenges and maybe even create our own revolting historical characters and stories. With plenty of laughs and loads of learning, this club is perfect for curious kids who love their history with a bit of mischief and mayhem. Warning: May include terrible toilets, shocking surgery and revolting recipes!
Welcome to Cartoon Club - a fun and educational after-school adventure into the world of cartoons, comics and characters! Perfect for budding artists, storytellers and anyone who loves to doodle, this club lets KS2 children explore how cartoons are created from sketching expressions and action scenes to designing their own characters and comic strips. Each week, children will learn simple drawing techniques, explore storytelling through pictures and develop their own unique cartoon style. We will also look at how cartoons are used in books, animation and even graphic novels, sparking both creativity and literacy skills. Whether you're a confident artist or just love to draw for fun, Cartoon Club is all about imagination, expression and bringing your ideas to life one sketch at a time!
In the grim darkness of the far future, there is only war. If you would like to play these sci-fi wargames then sign up here! Everything you need can be provided but if you have your own teams or armies, bring these along. Beginners and experts welcome, and everyone in between.
Das Abitur auf Deutsch fuenfte Stunde!
A timetabled lesson.
Archery is the art, sport, practice or skill of using a bow to shoot arrows. The word comes from the Latin arcus. Historically, archery has been used for hunting and combat. In modern times, it is mainly a competitive sport and recreational activity. A person who participates in archery is typically called an archer.
Looking for a fun and creative way to express yourself? Join our School Felting Club and discover the magical world of felting! Whether you're a complete beginner or have some experience, our club is a perfect place to develop new skills, make friends, and create beautiful felted art!
The world of cinema encompasses so much more than what Hollywood has to offer! This club is for those who would like to watch films from all across the world. There will be subtitles and lots of different languages to listen to.
Whilst sixth form students are most welcome to select any enrichment activity available to them, they are not compelled to do so. If nothing appeals, please select this option.
A taught lesson for fifth form GCSE DT students in group X.
Quiet study opportunity with a focus on Geography for anyone needing support.
Hockey training
The Mathematical Challenges aim to stimulate mathematical problem-solving using the UKMT challenge materials. Primarily this will be using the Junior Team Challenge material.
Do you like tinkering with things? Are you interested in developing your coding abilities? Would you like to take part in the Raspberry Pi and or VEX / Lego Robotics competitions? If you have answered yes to any of these questions, then you might like to give this activity a try.
An opportunity to enjoy a good game of Rounders.
GCSE and Alevel Supported Study
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm. Only select this if you are being picked up at 4pm (not taking the school bus) and don't forget to tap out with your key fob.
If you have a long bus ride home, then why not make a start on your homework?
A quiet space for people who would like a bit of extra support with their studies.
This member of staff will start at the reception desk at 4 p.m. to check people as they sign out. They will then check the registers to see if anyone is missing and then take a walk around the school in an effort to find the missing person.
This enrichment is for BRONZE students who have signed up for DofE with Mr Massie. During this session students will undertake training in preparation for their expedition. This will include navigation, cooking and camp craft.
Recreational basketball
Training session for the U18 hockey squad.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm so that you can take part in an enrichment or homework activity outside of School.
Please select this option if you will be picking up your child at 11:45am from the Jerningham building.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm so that you can take part in an enrichment or homework activity outside of School.
Please select this option if you will be picking up your child at 1:00pm from the Jerningham building.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm so that you can take part in an enrichment or homework activity outside of School.
Please select this option if you will be picking up your child before the first enrichment activity that runs from 3:05pm - 4:00pm.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm so that you can take part in an enrichment or homework activity outside of School.
Please select this option if your child will not be at school on a Wednesday.
Get ready to swing into action! Bat & Ball Skills Club is a fun-filled, active after-school club designed to help children develop key physical skills while having a great time with friends. Each week, children will learn and practise the basics of striking, aiming, catching, throwing, and teamwork through a variety of exciting bat and ball games. Using soft, age-appropriate equipment, we’ll explore activities inspired by tennis, football, rugby, hockey, cricket, and more—building hand-eye coordination, balance and confidence in a supportive environment. Whether it’s hitting a target, batting a balloon or catching with a partner, every session is packed with movement, encouragement, and skill-building fun. Perfect for energetic little learners who love to be on the move!
Get support with your homework activities and Learning Logs and go home with time to relax or attend a favourite out of school activity safe in the knowledge that your homework has been completed.
Get ready for some brain-boosting fun! In Card and Board Games Club, you’ll learn to play a variety of classic and modern games. Whether you're a strategic thinker or just love a good laugh with friends, this club is all about teamwork, tactics, and friendly competition. You may even get the chance to invent your own game! Come and roll the dice on fun after school!
Step into a world of imagination at Puppetry Club, where children become storytellers, creators, and performers! Each week, children will explore different types of puppets—from finger puppets and sock creatures to shadow puppets and paper characters, learning how to bring them to life through movement, voice, and expression. Children will craft their own puppets, dream up stories and work together to create mini performances that build confidence, communication skills and creativity. With a focus on fun, play and storytelling, this club is perfect for little learners who love to imagine, make and share. From silly characters to magical tales, Puppetry Club is a joyful space where every voice has a stage!
Ready to get active, build your skills, and have a blast with friends? Sports Club is all about trying different games, learning teamwork, and keeping fit — all while having loads of fun! From hockey and rugby to tag games and relay races, there is something for everyone. No experience needed — just bring your energy and enthusiasm! Let’s get moving, play as a team, and enjoy the power of sport! P.E. kit and a water bottle essential.
Get ready to dive into the digital world in our fun and creative Computer Club! Using Purple Mash, you will explore a huge range of exciting activities — from coding your own games and designing animations to writing stories, creating art, and maybe even building mini websites. Each week is a new digital adventure, with something for everyone — whether you're a future programmer, a creative writer, or just love exploring on a computer. Come along, get clicking, and unleash your tech talents!
An opportunity to explore the wonders of our planet, one David Attenborough documentary at a time.
Pupils will work on the rebuild of a kit car which was first built over 40 years ago and is now in need of restoration . Pupils will get the opportunity to understand how the brakes, suspension, engine and wiring work, rebuilding each part in turn.
After the excitement and frenzy of the Club World Cup, you can now put all those fancy skills and techniques into practice! Come to some football training where we will do some drills to practise skills and hopefully play a mini match every week!
Game of football
Whilst sixth form students are most welcome to select any enrichment activity available to them, they are not compelled to do so.
Team practice
Mr Jones invites you to use your time wisely. Join him in the Art room to get some more of your projects completed!
If you need a little confidence boosting or want to practise your mathematical skills.
Monopolie, Scrabble, Memory, Mensch aerger dich nicht, board games in German (aim is to enjoy playing these and learn a little German perhaps)
Get support with your homework activities and Learning Logs and go home with time to relax or attend a favourite out of school activity safe in the knowledge that your homework has been completed.
For pupils who take a music lesson during enrichment.
Build a small car, attach a rocket motor and watch it go! (Safety goggles will be provided!)
Come along and explore the weird and wonderful world of RPGs, a different kind of game where players use their imagination and storytelling abilities to explore other worlds. Perfect for fans of Stranger Things, this game features characters who are kids, and who ride bikes, as they explore mysterious events happening in their town.
Additional goal kicking practice for any kickers in the teams.
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Your opportunity to get involved with some of the STEM outreach activities that we can offer as a school. This year we plan to attend Bang Goes the Borders at St Mary's school in Melrose on 20th September. We may attend Celebrate Science in Durham during the half term holiday. I would like to enter a team for 'Pitch for the Planet' by Project Earth. We need to look at expanding our astronomy offering at LTS and I would love for pupils to get involved. Finally, there are various opportunities in school for young scientists to take on a mentoring role for our younger pupils in the junior department.
If you have a long bus-ride home, then why not make a start on your homework?
EPQ for Upper Sixth
This member of staff will start at the reception desk at 4 p.m. to check people as they sign out. They will then check the registers to see if anyone is missing and then take a walk around the school in an effort to find the missing person.
This session is designed for pupils with extra support needs to access help and guidance to revise quietly
Skills development and game play.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm so that you can take part in an enrichment or homework activity outside of School.
Please select this option if you will be picking up your child at 11:45am from the Jerningham building.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm so that you can take part in an enrichment or homework activity outside of School.
Please select this option if you will be picking up your child at 1:00pm from the Jerningham building.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm so that you can take part in an enrichment or homework activity outside of School.
Please select this option if you will be picking up your child before the first enrichment activity that runs from 3:05pm - 4:00pm.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm so that you can take part in an enrichment or homework activity outside of School.
Please select this option if your child will not be at school on a Thursday.
Get ready to make some noise (the good kind!) at Mini Musicians Club – the perfect place for young children to explore the joy of music in a fun, energetic and creative way! Each week, children will sing songs, explore percussion instruments, move to the beat, and experiment with rhythm and sound. From banging drums to jingling bells, dancing with scarves to creating sound stories, this club is packed with hands-on music-making that sparks imagination and builds confidence. We will explore different musical styles, learn fun action songs, and even start to create our own group performances. No musical experience needed—just bring your voice, your energy, and your love of having fun!
Travel through art history and unlock your inner artist! In this creative club, we’ll explore the lives and masterpieces of great artists from across the ages — maybe we will journey from Van Gogh’s swirling skies to Picasso’s bold shapes and each week, we will discover what inspired these artists, learn their techniques, and then reimagine their work in our own unique style. Perfect for budding artists with big ideas!
Get ready to run, jump, throw, and play! Sports & Team Games Club is the perfect after-school club for energetic children who love to be active, have fun and work as part of a team. Each week, children will take part in a variety of age-appropriate sports and group games that build physical skills, confidence and cooperation. From relay races and parachute games to mini football, tag and obstacle courses, every session is designed to develop coordination, balance, and teamwork—all in a positive and supportive environment. With a focus on fair play, encouragement and fun, children of all abilities are welcome.
Join Mrs Skeen on a Monday evening for cross country enrichment around the school grounds. This session will involve a lot of running and physical fitness and is designed for keen runners to improve their cross country experience and level.
What are YOU passionate about? In Genius Hour, the spotlight is on your ideas! This exciting after-school club gives you the chance to choose a topic you’re curious about, research it in your own way, and create a project to share with others. Whether it’s dinosaurs, space, fashion design, coding, animals, inventing, or anything in between — if it sparks your interest, it belongs in Genius Hour! With guidance and support, you’ll develop your research, planning, creativity, and presentation skills — all while becoming an expert in something you love. Let your curiosity lead the way!
Does your child love asking “Why?” or “How does that work?” Our after-school STEM Club is the perfect place for curious minds to explore science, technology, engineering and maths in a fun, hands-on way. Each week children will take part in exciting experiments and challenges – from building spaghetti towers and launching fizzing volcanoes to cracking escape-room style maths puzzles and coding as “human robots.” Through teamwork, creativity and problem-solving, they’ll discover how STEM connects to the world around them. No prior knowledge needed – just enthusiasm and imagination!
A chance to be inventive using the composition facilities on the Music Room computers. Additionally, we will study the theory of Music as part of this enrichment. This is for those studying music at GCSE or involved with ABRSM music exams.
Extra time for GCSE and Sixth Form Art students to work on Component One personal project portfolios.
Team training
Come and play hockey, learn the game and gain a little fitness too!
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Whilst sixth form students are most welcome to select any enrichment activity available to them, they are not compelled to do so. If nothing appeals, please select this option.
A taught lesson for fifth form GCSE DT students in group X.
Girls football for Forms 1-3.
Thurs PM
Learn to knit or crochet, and have a go at making your own clothes and craft items.
New staff only - Wednesday night
To continue on with bush craft skills in the woods for form 4 upwards. Activities include whittling, shelter, fire and outdoor foraging and cooking.
Join Mr. Jones on learning a variety of digital editing skills and techniques on Affinity Photo, with primary or secondary sourced images.
A quiet area to relax .
This is for a weekly meeting of the safeguarding team.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm. Only select this if you are being picked up at 4pm (not taking the school bus) and don't forget to tap out with your key fob.
For those pupils who have a long journey home, here is a chance to make a start on your homework.
This member of staff will start at the reception desk at 4 p.m. to check people as they sign out. They will then check the registers to see if anyone is missing and then take a walk around the school in an effort to find the missing person.
A small group where we can come together and play wordy games such as Wordle, Scrabble and Hangman etc..
Please select this option if you will be picking up your child at 11:45am from the Jerningham building.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm so that you can take part in an enrichment or homework activity outside of School.
Please select this option if you will be picking up your child at 1:00pm from the Jerningham building.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm so that you can take part in an enrichment or homework activity outside of School.
Please select this option if you will be picking up your child before the first enrichment activity that runs from 3:05pm - 4:00pm.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm so that you can take part in an enrichment or homework activity outside of School.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 4pm so that you can take part in an enrichment or homework activity outside of School.
Please select this option if your child will not be at school on a Friday.
Welcome to Collage Art Club - a colourful, hands-on club where creativity knows no bounds! Each week, children will explore the art of collage using a wide range of materials from paper, fabric and foil to natural objects and recycled treasures. Through themed projects and imaginative free-making, children will learn how to layer, arrange and combine textures and shapes to express themselves artistically. Perfect for budding artists who love to cut, stick, and let their imaginations run wild!
A relaxing club where you can sit back, relax and enjoy watching and discussing some specially selected films after a busy week.
After a busy week of learning and playing, Friday Film Club offers children a calm and cosy way to wind down and reflect. In a relaxed and nurturing environment, children will enjoy a carefully chosen selection of age-appropriate films and short animations that inspire curiosity, spark imagination, and gently explore themes like friendship, resilience, emotions, and problem-solving. With soft lighting, comfy seating, and perhaps even a few healthy movie-time snacks, it’s the perfect space to unwind with friends. After the film, we’ll have simple chats or creative follow-up activities that help children connect what they’ve watched to their own experiences. Friday Film Club isn’t just screen time—it’s story time on screen, with purpose, heart, and a little bit of end-of-week magic.
Wind down at the end of a busy week with our relaxing Walking Club. Each Friday, we’ll head out for a gentle walk around the school grounds, taking in the sights, sounds, and fresh air — come rain or shine! With different routes each week, there’s always something new to notice, and plenty of time for chats, laughs, and chilled-out moments with friends. It’s the perfect way to stretch your legs, clear your mind, and end the week feeling refreshed. Just remember to dress for the weather — we walk whatever it’s doing outside!
Are you ready to soar (safely on the ground, of course!) in our exciting Quidditch Club! Inspired by the magical sport from the wizarding world, this fast-paced, non-contact version of Quidditch combines elements of dodgeball, tag, and team strategy. Chasers, Keepers, Beaters, and Seekers — there’s a position for everyone! Each week, we’ll work on teamwork, agility, tactics, and of course, have plenty of magical fun. Come and join the adventure. Capes and broomsticks optional — enthusiasm essential!
From Laurel and Hardie through to Batman the Dark Knight Trilogy...
Detention
Round off your week with a friendly game of five-a-side football.
Have a go at American Football with this non-contact version of the sport! Learn how to pass, catch, run, and defend with drills to develop your skills, and friendly matches. In order to participate, you will need a gum shield, and rugby boots, as well as your school PE kit.
Whilst sixth form students are most welcome to select any enrichment activity available to them, they are not compelled to do so. If nothing appeals, please select this option.
Hockey skills development - passing, receiving, elimination, defending and shooting experience.
Instrumentalists and singers hoping to represent Jerningham in our House Ensemble performance.
Learn how to amaze your friends and family with a range of impressive magic tricks. From close-up sleight of hand, through to larger scale stage magic, this enrichment will build towards a performance featuring you as the star magician!
Come along and run, whether short or long distances, fast or slow!
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A chance to get your homework clear to enjoy your weekend!
This member of staff will start at the reception desk at 4 p.m. to check people as they sign out. They will then check the registers to see if anyone is missing and then take a walk around the school in an effort to find the missing person.
Lunch-time Badminton - This will take place during the first half of the lunch break.
Sixth Form Basketball - all welcome
Only for those who have signed up for their SIlver or Gold DofE (you know who you are).