Supervising Detentions
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.
Aimed at the students who have been fast tracked into the Upper 6 Maths. This will enable them to fill the gap of the Mechanics and Statistics. U6 students can attend also for a refresher!
An opportunity to quietly colour and chat about the day. A chance to practice some mindfulness after a long and busy school day.
LTS School production 2026!!! SIX! For Queens and musicians only! For anyone wishing to help with props/costume/backstage please see Mrs Hutton separately.
Explore the battlefields of the Mortal Realms during the Age of Sigmar: Games Workshop's Fantasy strategy game. Participants are advised to bring their own Spearhead box army and rulebook but battlefields and scenery are supplied. Box sets can be borrowed from Mr Bentley upon request.
If you have a long bus ride home, then why not make a start on your homework?
Invitation Only
EPQ for Upper Sixth
Come along and run, whether short or long distances, fast or slow!
Extra time for GCSE and Sixth Form Art students to work on Component One personal project portfolios.
A quiet space for people who would like a bit of extra support with their studies.
This year's PA Consulting Raspberry Pi Competition challenge is to create a product which will help people maintain their health. We have a project planned out but need to develop it from an idea into a working prototype. If you are interested in Electronics and Computer Coding, then this could be the club for you.
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.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 3.50pm 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 will be picking up your child at 1:00pm from the Jerningham building.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 3.50pm 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 3:00pm - 3.50pm.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 3.50pm 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 3.50pm 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.
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.
Singing Club is a joyful space where children can make music, make friends, and build confidence! Each session is filled with fun warm-ups, catchy tunes, and opportunities to explore rhythm, melody, and expression. As we get ready for Christmas, we’ll be spreading festive cheer by learning Nativity songs—a wonderful way for little voices to shine in the school celebrations. After the holidays, we will continue the musical adventure with songs from different styles, cultures, and themes, helping children develop listening skills, teamwork, and a lifelong love of music.
Purple Mash Computer Club is an exciting opportunity for children to learn, create and explore using the award-winning Purple Mash software! Each week, children will dive into a world of interactive activities that bring learning to life—covering subjects from Maths and English to art, coding and design. Through a range of fun, hands-on computer programs, children will build digital skills, boost creativity and deepen their understanding across the curriculum—all whilst having a great time with friends.
Get ready to roll into fun with our after-school Marble Run Club! Each week, you’ll plan, design, build and test your very own marble runs—then evaluate and improve your creations to make them faster, taller and more amazing than ever! This hands-on club is packed with STEM skills—you’ll be using science to understand motion and gravity, technology to explore how designs work, engineering to build stable structures and maths to measure, test and perfect your ideas. Work together, get creative and see whose marble can make it to the finish line in style.
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.
Mrs Sherry invites all Year 5 and Year 6 pupils to enjoy this fast paced, dynamic game. Training sessions will take place on the astro or in the sports hall; ideally you will need your own hockey stick although we do have a limited number that can be borrowed. If you wish to play on the school hockey team, this enrichment is a must. P.E. kit and water bottle essential.
Get ready to dive into the digital world in our fun and creative Computer Club! Using Purple Mash and other software and programs, 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!
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
Under 13 rugby training.
If you study GCSE Spanish, then come along and develop your confidence and experience when speaking Spanish.
This is a place holder for a timetabled lesson to avoid clashing with enrichment activities.
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.
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?
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 timetabled lesson.
GCSE and Alevel Supported Study
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.
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.
Hockey training
Das Abitur auf Deutsch fuenfte Stunde!
A taught lesson for fifth form GCSE DT students in group X.
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.
A taught lesson for fifth form GCSE DT students in group X.
A timetabled lesson.
A timetabled lesson.
A quiet area to relax doing your homework , while listening to some relaxing music .
A relaxed session where pupils can chill out and be creative. Drawing, sketching, writing etc.. Anything is possible when the creative juices are flowing!
Read all about it! Be part of a team responsible for producing an independent newspaper for LTS - by the pupils and for the pupils. Every element of the newspaper will be driven by you - the layout, content, production, and all editorial decisions. This is a chance for you to be part of a new and exciting element of school life, and to learn skills that can lead to a range of careers after school too. Please sign up to all school newspaper enrichment slots if possible.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 3.50pm 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 will be picking up your child at 1.00pm from the Jerningham building.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 3.50pm 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 3:00pm - 3.50pm.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 3.50pm 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 3.50pm 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.
Nature Club is the perfect adventure for little explorers who love discovering the world around them, even when it’s chilly outside! Each week, children will wrap up warm to enjoy seasonal nature hunts, winter crafts and outdoor discoveries. We’ll look for signs of animals preparing for winter, explore frosty textures and learn how plants and wildlife change with the seasons. Through fun, hands-on activities, children will build curiosity, observation skills, and a love of the outdoors, all while enjoying the magic of winter with friends.
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.
Yoga Club is a calm yet exciting way for children to move, stretch, and shine! Through fun, imaginative yoga poses, games and simple breathing exercises, children will build strength, balance and flexibility all while learning to relax and focus. Each session is filled with stories, music and movement, helping children to develop body awareness, coordination and confidence in a playful, supportive environment.
Join us for Yoga Club, a fun and relaxing way to end the school day! Each week, children will learn yoga poses and sequences that help to build flexibility, balance, and core strength, while also improving focus and mindfulness. Through games, breathing exercises, and calming stretches, pupils will discover how yoga can help them feel stronger, calmer and more confident — both in body and mind. Whether you’re a complete beginner or already love yoga, this club is all about having fun, moving your body and finding your inner calm. So take a deep breath, and get ready to stretch, smile and shine!
Discover the magic where science meets the kitchen! In this fun, hands-on club, children will learn essential cooking skills while exploring the fascinating science behind their favourite foods. From chemical reactions in baking to the physics of mixing and melting, every session brings tasty experiments and exciting discoveries. Perfect for building kitchen confidence, curiosity, and creativity!
Get ready to build, create and bring your ideas to life in our after-school Modelling Club! Whether you love Airfix planes, Warhammer figures, Meccano machines or other modelling kits, this club is your chance to plan, construct and perfect your own projects. Each week, you’ll develop fine motor skills, problem-solving and patience as you follow instructions, experiment with techniques, and evaluate your work to make it even better. It’s a hands-on, creative space where imagination meets skill and every model you make is a project to be proud of! Children must bring along their own modelling kit ready for the first session—let’s build something amazing together!
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.
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
Under 13 rugby training.
If you study GCSE Spanish, then come along and develop your confidence and experience when speaking Spanish.
This is a place holder for a timetabled lesson to avoid clashing with enrichment activities.
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.
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.
Quiet is the word . Come along and enjoy a quiet space to revise in .
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.
Whilst sixth form students are most welcome to select any enrichment activity available to them, they are not compelled to do so.
Team practice
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.
If you have a long bus-ride home, then why not make a start on your homework?
Team practice
Run by our Wellbeing prefects, this club is a chance to chill, draw, colour and watch a movie.
LTS School production 2026!!! SIX! Full cast. For anyone wishing to help with props/costume/backstage please see Mrs Hutton separately.
If you have a long bus-ride home, then why not make a start on your homework?
If you need a little confidence boosting or want to practise your mathematical skills.
Learn the skills of persuasion, critical thinking, and public speaking in a fun, supportive environment. Whether you're a seasoned orator, want to feel more confident speaking up in class, or just want to observe, joining the club will equip you with tools for success in school and beyond. Come debate, challenge ideas, and become a more articulate, powerful thinker.
AS German units 1, 2 and 3
If you need a little confidence boosting or want to practise your mathematical skills.
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.
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.
AS German units 1, 2 and 3
For instrumentalists of all abilities. A variety of musical styles including music for ceilidhs and christmas.
A timetabled lesson for the upper 6th historians.
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.
Guidance through the process of applying to university or next steps.
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.
A timetabled lesson for the upper 6th historians.
Join Mr. Jones on learning a variety of digital editing skills and techniques on Affinity Photo, with primary or secondary sourced images.
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.
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 wish to leave at 3.50pm 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 will be picking up your child at 1:00pm from the Jerningham building.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 3.50pm 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 3:00pm - 3.50pm.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 3.50pm 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 3.50pm 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 for a world of brain-teasing fun! In Puzzle Club, children will team up to tackle jigsaws, memory games, logic challenges, and more. It’s a fantastic way to boost problem-solving skills, think creatively, and enjoy time with friends—all in a fun and supportive environment. Every session brings a new challenge and lots of smiles!
Get ready to take the stage in this year’s Stobo Show! Ideally everyone from Year 3 to Year 6 will come along and join us after school to begin learning the songs and show story in advance of auditions around Christmas-time. The more rehearsals you attend, the more confident you’ll feel — and the more fun we’ll have putting the show together! Come along, bring your energy and let’s make this year’s performance the best one yet.
Get ready for a world of brain-teasing fun! In Puzzle Club, children will team up to tackle jigsaws, memory games, logic challenges, and more. It’s a fantastic way to boost problem-solving skills, think creatively, and enjoy time with friends—all in a fun and supportive environment. Every session brings a new challenge and lots of smiles!
Cross Country and Team Games Club is the perfect place to run, play and have fun! This club offers exciting weekly sessions full of energetic races, fun team challenges, and plenty of outdoor play. It’s a fantastic way to build fitness, boost confidence, and learn valuable teamwork skills—all while having a brilliant time!
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
Under 13 rugby training.
If you study GCSE Spanish, then come along and develop your confidence and experience when speaking Spanish.
This is a place holder for a timetabled lesson to avoid clashing with enrichment activities.
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.
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.
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To continue on with bush craft skills in the woods for form 4 upwards. Activities include whittling, shelter, fire and outdoor foraging and cooking.
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.
Team training
Come and play hockey, learn the game and gain a little fitness too!
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 taught lesson for fifth form GCSE DT students in group X.
This is for a weekly meeting of the safeguarding team.
Guidance through the process of applying to university or next steps.
A place to share delicious ideas and recipes , discuss various cooking techniques , twists and Tweaks . Be prepared to take your turn in our baking / tasting sessions as we will each bring in a home bake on rotation.
Compulsory for Lower Sixth pupils who do EPQ
Mr Jones invites you to use your time wisely. Join him in the Art room to get some more of your projects completed!
For those pupils who have a long journey home, here is a chance to make a start on your homework.
In Outdoor Learning this year we'll be working towards the John Muir Award - a nationally recognised award that encourages everyone to get out into nature, enjoy it and help look after wild places. The award is based around four challenges: Discover, Explore, Conserve and Share. Throughout the year, you'll be doing Outdoor Learning activities that help you complete these challenges. But if you want to earn the full award, you'll also need to do some independent research during Enrichments. You'll choose someone who inspires you; someone who has made a positive difference to wild places. It could be a well known environmentalist, someone from the past, or even a local person making a difference right now. This person should inspire others through what they've said, done, or achieved, encouraging people to care for the natural world. They can come from any background, and could be just like you! To help you get the award we're running a special Enrichment session where you can research your chosen person and share what you've learned. Make sure you sign up so you don’t miss out!
The Mathematical Challenges aim to stimulate mathematical problem-solving using the UKMT challenge materials. Primarily this will be using the Junior Team Challenge material.
In Outdoor Learning this year we'll be working towards the John Muir Award - a nationally recognised award that encourages everyone to get out into nature, enjoy it and help look after wild places. The award is based around four challenges: Discover, Explore, Conserve and Share. Throughout the year, you'll be doing Outdoor Learning activities that help you complete these challenges. But if you want to earn the full award, you'll also need to do some independent research during Enrichments. You'll choose someone who inspires you; someone who has made a positive difference to wild places. It could be a well known environmentalist, someone from the past, or even a local person making a difference right now. This person should inspire others through what they've said, done, or achieved, encouraging people to care for the natural world. They can come from any background, and could be just like you! To help you get the award we're running a special Enrichment session where you can research your chosen person and share what you've learned. Make sure you sign up so you don’t miss out!
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.
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 3.50pm 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 3.50pm 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 3.50pm 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 3:00pm - 3.50pm.
Please select this option if your child will not be at school on a Thursday.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 3.50pm so that you can take part in an enrichment or homework activity outside of School.
Turn your favourite tunes into amazing works of art! Be inspired by the music you love and the instruments you play as you create stunning, one-of-a-kind masterpieces. Whether you’re a musician, an artist, or just love being creative, this is your chance to express yourself, experiment with new ideas, and have loads of fun in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere!
Celebrate the magic of winter with fun, hands-on crafts every week! From drawing and painting to collage and festive decorations, each session is packed with creative activities that let children make something new and exciting. It’s the perfect way to spark imagination, express creativity, and enjoy the cheerful spirit of the season!
Winter Fun & Fitness Club is a playful way for children to stay active, healthy and happy during the colder months! Each week, children will take part in exciting games, energetic challenges and movement activities designed to build strength, coordination and teamwork. With a mix of indoor and outdoor adventures, children will explore winter-themed activities that boost confidence, develop gross motor skills and make exercise fun—all while enjoying time with friends and embracing the magic of winter.
Lace up your trainers and join Mrs Skeen for Cross Country Club, where you’ll run, explore and challenge yourself across different courses around the school grounds. As the nights get darker we’ll choose safe, appropriate routes and make sure everyone is prepared for the changing season. Children will need warm clothing and a head torch to stay cosy and visible while enjoying the fresh air and exercise. Whether you’re a keen runner or just want to have fun being active outdoors, this club is a great way to build fitness, confidence and teamwork!
Join our after-school Chess and Board Games Club for a session of fun, strategy and friendly competition! Whether you’re a grandmaster in the making or just love playing games with friends, this club is the perfect place to learn new skills, sharpen your mind and have a blast. You’ll master clever chess tactics, explore exciting board games and develop critical thinking, teamwork and problem-solving skills—all while enjoying plenty of laughter and challenge. Every week brings a new game, a new strategy and a new chance to win!
Join our after-school Sports Club and take your football and rugby skills to the next level! This is a must for anyone who wants to represent the school teams and show their passion, teamwork and sportsmanship on the pitch. Each week, you’ll develop core skills like passing, tackling, dribbling and teamwork whilst also learning about fitness, strategy and fair play. Our sessions are fast-paced, fun and focused on helping you grow as a player and a leader. Warm P.E. kit and a water bottle essential. This club may take place on the sports field, the netball / basketball court or Concert Room depending upon the activity each week and the weather.
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.
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
Under 13 rugby training.
If you study GCSE Spanish, then come along and develop your confidence and experience when speaking Spanish.
This is a place holder for a timetabled lesson to avoid clashing with enrichment activities.
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.
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.
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.
Detention
Hockey skills development - passing, receiving, elimination, defending and shooting experience.
We plan to: Learn about astronomy research and techniques Organise stargazing evenings Investigate and maintain school telescopes Look for opportunities to expand the astronomy offering at LTS.
LTS School production 2026!!! SIX! Full Cast! For anyone wishing to help with props/costume/backstage please see Mrs Hutton separately.
If you have a long bus-ride home, then why not make a start on your homework? (This is not compulsory and we would recommend that you only take one or two of these sessions per week)
Skills development, teamwork
Join the Story Master in a series of 'Choose your own path' role playing games. Explore wierd and wonderful fantasty worlds in an easy to learn role playing game for all ages.
AS German units 1, 2 and 3
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 3.50pm 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 3.50pm 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 3:00pm - 3.50pm.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 3.50pm 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.
Please select this option if you wish to leave at 3.50pm so that you can take part in an enrichment or homework activity outside of School.
Traditional Tales Club is a magical journey into the world of fairy tales, traditional stories and nursery rhymes! Each week, children will listen to enchanting stories, act out characters and explore the lessons behind the tales. Through fun, hands-on activities like storytelling, drama, art and creative play, children will develop imagination, language skills and a love of reading, whilst learning about the values and cultures behind these classic stories.
Join us for a colourful journey through the seasons in our exciting Seasonal Art Club! Each term, we’ll explore different themes inspired by winter, Christmas and spring, using a mix of materials and techniques to bring your imagination to life. From sparkling snowflakes and festive crafts to blooming springtime paintings and nature-inspired creations, you’ll learn new art skills, experiment with textures and colours and discover the joy of expressing yourself through art. Every session is hands-on, fun and full of creativity — perfect for young artists who love to make, paint and explore!
Wrap up the week with a little calm and a lot of fun! Enjoy a warm cup of hot chocolate while taking part in relaxing activities like reading, listening to stories, or creating your own mini artworks. It’s the perfect way to unwind, share your favourite moments from the week, and get excited for the weekend ahead!
Did you know the word Ceilidh comes from the old Gaelic word for “gathering” or “party”? A ceilidh is a lively Scottish celebration filled with traditional music, dancing, and laughter! In this exciting after-school club, you’ll discover the joy of Scottish folk dancing — learning famous dances like Strip the Willow, The Dashing White Sergeant, and The Gay Gordons. You’ll move to the rhythm, work together with your friends, and even get a great workout while you dance! So come along, join the fun, and experience the energy of a real Scottish ceilidh — where every step is part of the celebration!
Calling all creators, inventors, and dreamers! Join our after-school LEGO Master Builders Club and let your imagination take shape, brick by brick. Each week, you’ll plan, design and build incredible creations from towering skyscrapers to vehicles and machines. As you build, you’ll be using science and engineering to make strong structures, technology and maths to solve tricky challenges and plenty of creativity and teamwork along the way. Can you design the ultimate bridge? The fastest car? The most imaginative world?
A relaxing club where you can sit back, relax and enjoy watching and discussing some specially selected films after a busy week.
Choral Singing for all unchanged voices. A mixture of lighter and more serious works changing with the seasons with a view to performances in and out of school.
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!
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
Under 13 rugby training.
If you study GCSE Spanish, then come along and develop your confidence and experience when speaking Spanish.
This is a place holder for a timetabled lesson to avoid clashing with enrichment activities.