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.
If you have a long bus ride home, then why not make a start on your homework?
Students play the classic 1990s board game Heroquest. There are two games available for 2-5 players each.
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.
Take your engineering skills from the classroom to the tarmac and the air by joining Mr. Westthorp’s Radio Control Club, where speed meets precision. You’ll get the hands-on opportunity to build, tune, and race vehicles while mastering the mechanics of aerodynamics and electronic components.
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.
Come along and watch — or sing along — to some of the most loved musicals! From *Wicked* to *Shrek*, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
A quiet space for people who would like a bit of extra support with their studies.
A timetabled lesson
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.
In our Influential People Club, children will learn about amazing people from the past and present who have helped change the world. We will explore artists, scientists, leaders and everyday heroes through stories, pictures, games and creative activities. The club helps children understand how kindness, bravery and good ideas can make a difference — and encourages them to believe that they can too!
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.
Bring your favourite trading cards—Pokémon, Top Trumps, Yu-Gi-Oh! and more—and jump into a world of strategy and creativity! This high-energy after-school club helps students build strategic thinking, maths skills, reading comprehension and positive social interaction through play. Trade cards, battle decks, mentor teammates, and even design your own cards. No cards? No problem! Cards will be available to borrow, so everyone can join the fun.
Around the World Club – Pack your bags and grab your passport! Each week, children will “travel” to a new country, exploring fascinating cultures, cool traditions, music, food and everyday life from around the globe. Children will collect stamps in their own adventure passport as they learn about different places, try new tastes and discover what makes each country unique. This fun, interactive club builds curiosity, cultural awareness and a love of learning—no suitcase required!
Our Year 5 and Year 6 Netball Club is a fun and energetic club where children can develop their netball skills, including passing, shooting, footwork, and teamwork. Sessions will focus on building confidence, improving fitness and learning how to play fairly and support others. If you’d like to be part of the school netball team, this club is a great place to learn, practise and show your commitment — but everyone is welcome to join, have fun, and be part of a team.
Junior football enrichment is open to both boys and girls in J3 to J6 offering training for skills and games. This enrichment will be outside so please bring / wear appropriate footwear and clothing.
A relaxing club where you can sit back, relax and enjoy watching and discussing some specially selected films after a busy day.
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.
For those needing extra help with their Maths in preparation for any Maths exam
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.
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?
A timetabled lesson.
GCSE and Alevel Supported Study
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.
? Netball Enrichment! Come and join the fun Netball enrichment where you'll learn to shoot, pass, and move like a pro! Whether you are a complete beginner or already play, this is a fantastic way to develop your teamwork, coordination, and make new friends. It's a high-energy, fast-paced activity guaranteed to get you moving and smiling!
Struggling to make sense of the mole, or is your organic chemistry feeling a bit chaotic? Don’t let your grades go into equilibrium—come and catalyze your progress at **Chemistry Support!** Whether you’re looking to master complex mechanisms or just need a hand with the math, we provide the perfect environment to turn your "I don’t get it" into "I’ve got this." Join us to refine your skills, boost your confidence, and ensure your exam results are nothing short of explosive.
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.
Struggling to make sense of the mole, or is your organic chemistry feeling a bit chaotic? Don’t let your grades go into equilibrium—come and catalyze your progress at **Chemistry Support!** Whether you’re looking to master complex mechanisms or just need a hand with the math, we provide the perfect environment to turn your "I don’t get it" into "I’ve got this." Join us to refine your skills, boost your confidence, and ensure your exam results are nothing short of explosive.
A timetabled lesson.
Training sessions on the new Read Write technology for examinations. Invitation only
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.
Guidance through the process of applying to university or next steps.
Mrs Sibbald invites you to join her to practise and develop your skills, ready for the GCSE exams..
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 Ramblers is the perfect outdoor adventure for curious young explorers who love being outside in all seasons! Each week, children will wrap up warm and head outdoors to ramble, explore and discover the natural world through seasonal nature hunts, outdoor investigations and nature-based activities. We’ll search for signs of animals and plants, explore frosty textures, collect natural treasures and learn how wildlife and the environment change through the seasons. Through hands-on exploration and fresh-air fun, children will develop curiosity, observation skills and a growing love of nature—while enjoying adventure, movement and discovery 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.
Story Escapes Book Club – hop aboard Mabel and dive into a world of stories! Unwind after a busy school day by curling up with a great book in a cosy, relaxed setting—sometimes even on Mabel, our very own double-decker book bus. Children will explore new authors, rediscover old favourites and share stories together. Along the way, we may enjoy films linked to our chosen books, sample story-inspired foods and take part in fun, book-themed arts and crafts. A perfect club for relaxing, imagining, and letting stories come to life
Design, build and create with fabric! This hands-on textile art after-school club is all about making cool things using materials, tools and imagination. Children will experiment with stitching, weaving, cutting and assembling fabrics to create bold designs, patterns and 3D pieces. Along the way, they’ll develop practical skills, problem-solving and creativity in a relaxed, workshop-style environment. Perfect for pupils who enjoy making, designing, and working with their hands.
Story Escapes Book Club – hop aboard Mabel and dive into a world of stories! Unwind after a busy school day by curling up with a great book in a cosy, relaxed setting—sometimes even on Mabel, our very own double-decker book bus. Children will explore new authors, rediscover old favourites and share stories together. Along the way, we may enjoy films linked to our chosen books, sample story-inspired foods and take part in fun, book-themed arts and crafts. A perfect club for relaxing, imagining, and letting stories come to life
Ping Pong, Wiff Waff, or Table Tennis—whatever you call it, it’s fast, fun, and fantastic for coordination! This lively after-school club helps children build hand-eye coordination, quick reactions, and confidence through exciting games and friendly challenges. A perfect way to end the week with energy and smiles.
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.
Leading the pack is the incomparable Mr. Massie, whose passion for fitness is matched only by his legendary encouragement. He doesn’t just hold a stopwatch; he’s a mentor who knows exactly how to turn those "I can’t do this" moments into "I just did that" celebrations. Under his expert guidance, pupils will learn the fundamentals of pacing, breathing, and resilience. Mr. Massie ensures that every session is inclusive, making sure that whether you’re a natural sprinter or a steady-pacer, you feel like a vital part of the team.
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.
For those needing extra help with their Maths in preparation for any Maths exam
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.
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.
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?
Netball enrichment for F3-U6 girls - particularly useful for anyone choosing/considering netball as an activity for GCSE PE.
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 The Lord of the Rings, Earthsea, or other 'sword and sorcery' settings, we will be playing Basic Fantasy Role Play to explore dangerous quests, fight monsters and search for hidden treasure.
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.
Bring your orchestral instrument to play a wide range of music from the classical repertoire to film and folk music.
A timetabled lesson for the upper 6th historians.
A taught lesson for fifth form GCSE DT students in group X.
Tonight is for the Form 1 and 2 students who want to take part in quests and story telling adventures in Dungeons and Dragons!
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 The Lord of the Rings, Earthsea, or other 'sword and sorcery' settings, we will be playing Basic Fantasy Role Play to explore dangerous quests, fight monsters and search for hidden treasure.
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.
A small group where we can come together and play wordy games such as Wordle, Scrabble and Hangman etc..
Mastering your GCSE Science exams doesn't have to feel like an uphill battle, especially when you have the right support in your corner. Mrs. Barber’s special enrichment sessions are designed specifically to break down Foundation tier topics into clear, manageable steps, ensuring you walk into the hall feeling confident rather than overwhelmed. By attending, you’ll gain exclusive access to proven exam techniques and hands-on practice that can turn those tricky questions into guaranteed marks.
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.
Now that we have allocated the main roles for our Alice in Wonderland show, we would like the main cast only (those with speaking/singing parts) to attend this rehearsal session each Wednesday. Children required each week will have been notified by Mrs Skeen. Other characters may be called depending upon the scene being rehearsed but should choose a different Wednesday evening enrichment.
Little Engineers Club is a hands-on adventure where young minds build, test and explore! Children will design, create and problem-solve through playful engineering challenges using construction kits, recycled materials and simple tools. Each session encourages curiosity, teamwork and creative thinking while developing early STEM skills such as planning, testing and improving ideas. With lots of building, experimenting and fun, children will learn that engineering is all about trying, thinking and having a go!
Team Games & Target Practice Club is packed with action, movement and teamwork! Children will take part in exciting team games and target-based activities such as throwing, aiming, kicking and striking. Through playful challenges and friendly games, children will develop coordination, balance, accuracy and teamwork skills. The club encourages confidence, fair play and active fun in a positive, supportive environment—perfect for burning off energy while learning to play together.
Get ready for brain-boosting fun after school! In the Lego and Board Games Club, children will explore a range of classic and modern games while developing skills such as strategic thinking, problem-solving and teamwork. There’ll be plenty of friendly competition, creativity and laughter—plus opportunities to build with Lego and even design and invent their own games. A brilliant club for curious minds who love to think, play, and create together.
Kwik Cricket is fast, fun and full of action! This high-energy version of cricket is designed to get everyone involved, building skills through exciting games that focus on teamwork, movement and enjoyment. With quick play and lots of participation, it’s the perfect way for children to stay active while discovering a love for cricket.
In this hands-on after-school club, children will build essential life-saving skills through fun, interactive activities. They will learn how to stay calm in an emergency, make a clear and confident call to emergency services and understand the basics of first aid such as treating common injuries and recognising head injuries. This enriching experience helps children grow in confidence, responsibility and teamwork, and may lead to the opportunity to achieve a St John Ambulance First Aid Award certificate.
As well as learning plenty of social skills, getting physically active and having great fun with friends, you will also learn the key attributes to develop and improve in the sport of netball. We will be looking at the usual skills of dodging/marking, learning the positions on court and developing our tactics within a game situation. This club will involve a lot of game play and should be attended by those who wish to play in future fixtures.
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.
For those needing extra help with their Maths in preparation for any Maths exam
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.
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.
Team training
Come and play hockey, learn the game and gain a little fitness too!
A taught lesson for fifth form GCSE DT students in group X.
This is for a weekly meeting of the safeguarding team.
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 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.
The Mathematical Challenges aim to stimulate mathematical problem-solving using the UKMT challenge materials. Primarily this will be using the Junior Team Challenge material.
Extra speaking practice in the six week run up to the actual GCSE speaking exams in German, one to one conversation , practice of exam components
Transforming your creative ideas into high-scoring exam answers is much easier when you know exactly what the examiners are looking for. Mr. Westthorp’s specialised enrichment sessions will help you master tricky technical principles and perfecting your design evaluation skills, ensuring you’re fully prepared for the written paper. Don’t miss this chance to sharpen your exam technique, complete your NEA report and gain the competitive edge needed to secure the grade your hard work deserves.
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.
With just around nine school weeks until our Stobo Show - Alice in Wonderland, rehearsals are of vital importance this half term. Every Thursday, we ideally need all Year 3 to Year 6 pupils to stay for rehearsals as we begin to prepare the show for the stage working on actions, choreography and staging etc.
Art and Craft Club is a colourful, creative adventure—get ready to paint, glue, and sparkle! Children will explore a wide variety of art materials and techniques while developing creativity, fine motor skills and confidence in self-expression. Projects will range from traditional art activities to exciting makes such as jewellery and decorative crafts. Each session encourages imagination, experimentation and pride in creating something special to take home.
Stretch and Flex Club is a fun, active session designed to get bodies moving and minds focused! Through playful stretching, balancing, yoga-style poses and movement challenges, children will build strength, flexibility coordination, and body awareness. Each session encourages children to challenge themselves, try new movements and develop confidence in a calm, supportive environment. Stretch and Flex helps children relax, refocus and finish the day feeling strong, happy and proud of what their bodies can do.
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.
For those needing extra help with their Maths in preparation for any Maths exam
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.
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.
Skills development, teamwork
Targetted A Level Art support for Portfolios.
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)
For pupils sitting their GCSE Exams in PE this year.
A small party of Form 3 and 4 adventurers don their capes and sharpen their swords for quests in the Forgotten Realms.
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)
Step into a world of adventures with our guided reading sessions! Discover timeless tales and fresh new stories, spark your imagination and strengthen your vocabulary as every page comes to life.
Come along and chill out at the end of the day while learning about the fascinating natural world around us.
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.
Fizz Pop STEM Club is a hands-on science adventure where curiosity leads the way! Children will explore the wonders of science through exciting investigations, experiments, and problem-solving challenges. Each session blends science, technology and engineering to develop critical thinking, creativity and real-world STEM skills. The children will ask questions, test ideas, make predictions and learn through doing—all while having fun and discovering something new every week.
Circle Songs and Traditional Games Club is a joyful, high-energy session full of music, movement and laughter! Children will learn and play classic circle songs, rhymes and traditional playground games while singing, clapping and moving together. Through these playful activities, children develop rhythm, listening skills, coordination, turn-taking and teamwork. The club supports language development, memory and social confidence—all while having lots of fun in a friendly, inclusive environment.
Mindfulness Club is a calm and caring space where children learn to slow down, focus and feel good inside. Through gentle, fun activities children will use their senses to practise paying attention to one thing at a time. Sessions include breathing games, mindful movement, listening activities and simple ways to relax and care for ourselves and others. The club helps children develop focus, emotional awareness, kindness and confidence—all in a peaceful, supportive environment.
Languages are the bedrock of the world’s cultural heritage. Every language offers a rich and unique insight into different ways of thinking and living as well as into the cultures of people across the globe. Did you know that Polish is now the most commonly spoken non-native language in England and Wales? Delivered by a native speaker, Polish Language Club will introduce aspects of the Polish language and culture to pupils aged 6 –11. Pupils can learn how to greet a friend in Polish, try traditional Polish food, get creative making paper cut-outs, and find out about many aspects of Polish culture by using our wide range of classroom resources and activities.This enrichment will help pupils develop a deeper knowledge and understanding of the rich language, geography and culture of Poland.
Rev up your engines! In this exciting Remote Control Cars after-school club, children will race, navigate obstacle courses and take on fun challenges while developing key skills such as hand-eye coordination, problem-solving and control. Pupils will learn how precision, patience and quick thinking help them master their car and improve performance. Children will need to bring their own remote control car to each session. A limited number of spaces are available for children who do not own a car—please contact Mr Moscrop (rmoscrop@lts.org.uk) before signing up if this applies to you.
Join friends for a fun and creative after-school drama club! Children will take part in exciting drama games and activities such as role-play, freeze frames, improvisation and performance. These sessions are designed to build confidence, communication skills, creativity and teamwork in a relaxed and supportive environment. A great opportunity for children to express themselves, try new ideas and have fun through drama.
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.
For those needing extra help with their Maths in preparation for any Maths exam
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.
This is a place holder for a timetabled lesson to avoid clashing with enrichment activities.