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.
Enjoy a selection of tabletop games in Mr Bentley's room (G8). Capacity is strictly capped at 16 players across 4 tables.
Invitation Only
Dedicated studio time for GCSE and A-Level Art students to develop and refine their Component 1 personal project portfolios.
A quiet, supported environment for Form 5 pupils needing extra guidance with their mathematics coursework.
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.
Rehearsals for the main school production in the Chapel.
High-energy turf training focusing on stickwork, positional play, and mini-matches with Mrs Peters. Mouthguards and shin pads required.
Contact training session for junior team players and new prospects. Boots and gum shields are mandatory.
Timetabled EPQ research and writing workshop for Upper Sixth students.
Music rehearsal for instrumentalists and vocalists representing Stobo House.
Hands-on engineering, coding challenges, and interactive science experiments with Mr Sproat.
Guided quiet study session to complete homework before travelling home.
Skill drills and competitive match play tailored for Form 3 and 4 boys.
Build confidence in public speaking, critical thinking, and structured debate. Open to experienced speakers and newcomers alike.
Guided quiet study session to complete homework before travelling home.
Build confidence in public speaking, critical thinking, and structured debate. Open to experienced speakers and newcomers alike.
A timetabled lesson.
Mandatory timetabled session for Form 4 pupils taking GCSE French.
For those in Form 4 who have chosen Additional Maths as an option. This is the third of their three lessons per week.
Join us every Monday after school for a high-energy dance journey! Over the term, students will explore foundational techniques from a variety of dynamic styles, including Contemporary, Jazz, and Ballet. Each class focuses on building rhythm, strength, posture, and creative expression. Whether you are brand new to dance or looking to expand your skills, this club offers a fun and supportive space to move, create, and shine!
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 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!
Curious minds wanted! Our Little Scientists Club is full of exciting experiments, fascinating discoveries and hands-on investigations that bring science to life. From creating fizzy reactions and exploring nature to making predictions and solving simple challenges, children will have fun asking questions, testing ideas and discovering how the world works. Every session is packed with wonder, exploration and plenty of "wow!" moments.
Following on from the ongoing success of Dance Fit last year, Nicole Frost returns after her maternity leave to lead this enrichment. Dance Fit is a fun easy-to-follow dance workout to a wide range of music. The routines consist of dance, toning and combat moves. Disco lights and props will also be used in some sessions. As well as learning routines from Nicole participants will get a chance to choreograph their own routines using a variety of fun methods. To cover Nicole's costs, there will be a charge of £24 for the six sessions up to the end of the first half term in mid-October; this will be added to your Fee Note.
Curious minds wanted! Our Little Scientists Club is full of exciting experiments, fascinating discoveries and hands-on investigations that bring science to life. From creating fizzy reactions and exploring nature to making predictions and solving simple challenges, children will have fun asking questions, testing ideas and discovering how the world works. Every session is packed with wonder, exploration and plenty of "wow!" moments.
Calling all curious minds! Join us for a fun-filled adventure into the world of science, where we’ll explore, experiment, investigate and discover. Each week, children will take part in exciting, hands-on activities, simple experiments and mini challenges designed to get them asking questions and finding out how things work. From fizzing reactions and mysterious mixtures to magnets, nature and the world around us, Little Scientists is all about learning through play, curiosity and plenty of “Wow!” moments!
Whether you're an experienced player, completely new to the game, or simply looking for a fun way to stay active, our Year 5 and 6 Rugby Club is the perfect place to get involved! Through exciting drills, small-sided games and match play, children will develop their passing, tackling, teamwork and game awareness in a supportive and encouraging environment. This club is ideal for pupils who would like to represent the school rugby team, but it is equally suitable for anyone who wants to improve their skills, build confidence, make new friends and enjoy the game—whatever their experience or ambitions. Come along, give it your all and discover why rugby is such a fantastic team sport! PE kit and water bottle essential.
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?
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
This enrichment is for ALL 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.
School Production
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?
Introduction to target archery techniques, safety, and equipment handling.
If you have a long bus ride home, then why not make a start on your homework?
Introduction to target archery techniques, safety, and equipment handling.
Mid-week rehearsals in the Chapel for the school production.
A way to keep up your German! We will look at, in particular, vocabulary and structures to use if you go to Germany and Austria, eg buying food and souvenirs, asking the way to places, understanding signs and buying tickets to places.
Practical guidance for students navigating university applications, personal statements, and career paths.
Hands-on restoration project rebuilding a classic 40-year-old kit car, focusing on engines, brakes, suspension, and wiring.
Stargazing, telescope maintenance, and exploring modern astrophysics research.
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 maths, 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.
Casual play and competitive training for all skill levels, including preparation for the U19 English National Schools' Chess Championships.
Mandatory EPQ supervision session for Lower Sixth students.
A calm space to unwind, colour, and practise mindfulness after the school day.
Senior hockey squad session focusing on advanced stick handling, tactical setup, and high-intensity game play with Mrs Shaw. Mouthguards and shin pads required.
Timetabled subject session for Lower Sixth Biology students.
Mandatory timetabled practical session for Form 4 GCSE Art pupils.
Hands-on tech club covering coding, Raspberry Pi projects, and competition prep for VEX and Lego Robotics.
A timetabled lesson for pupils taking A-level further maths.
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.
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.
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 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!
Get ready to run, jump, throw, and play! Sports and 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 and with a focus on fair play, encouragement and lots of fun!
Poetry Playground is the perfect place for children who love words, stories and using their imagination! Through fun games, inspiring activities and the exploration of a wide range of poetry—from funny rhymes and shape poems to Haikus, performance poetry and free verse—children will discover how powerful language can be. They'll develop rich vocabulary, experiment with imagery, rhythm and rhyme, and learn how poets paint pictures with words. Along the way, they'll build confidence as writers and performers, creating their own unique poems to share and celebrate. Whether you're an experienced poet or just enjoy being creative, there's something here for everyone!
Unleash your imagination at our Comic Book Creation Club! Whether you dream of inventing fearless superheroes, hilarious sidekicks or epic villains, this is your chance to bring your ideas to life. Children will learn how to create memorable characters, write exciting storylines, design eye-catching comic strips and use speech bubbles, captions and illustrations to tell their stories. Along the way, they'll develop their creativity, drawing, writing and storytelling skills while producing their very own comic books to share with family and friends. Perfect for budding artists, writers and anyone with a big imagination!
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
This enrichment is for ALL 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.
School Production
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.
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.
If you have a long bus-ride home, then why not make a start on your homework?
Recreational basketball session covering fundamentals, teamwork, and friendly games for girls in forms 1 to 3.
Rehearsal for Jerningham House instrumentalists and singers preparing for the Inter-House Music Competition.
If you have a long bus-ride home, then why not make a start on your homework?
Guidance through the process of applying to university or next steps.
Senior rugby coaching focusing on contact skills, spatial awareness, and match fitness with Mr Skeen. Boots and gum shields required.
Join our Jigsaw Club and enjoy social puzzle-solving sessions where every piece brings people together. Explore puzzles inspired by art, history, science, and culture while sharpening your problem-solving skills with fellow enthusiasts. A perfect blend of intellectual challenge and social connection.
School Production
An opportunity to consolidate your learning and use the various resources available at the Library.
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.
Weekly recreational matches and skill drills for Form 1 through 4.
This is a timetabled lesson for pupils in L6 who are studying this subject.
Timetabled subject session for Upper Sixth Biology students.
Mandatory timetabled studio session for Upper Sixth A-Level Art students.
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.
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!
We have a fantastic range of creative activities planned, including creating beautiful Zentangles, making colourful marble art, exploring the relaxing world of neurographic art, mastering the art of origami, and even carving Oreo cookies into unique works of art! Whether you're a confident artist or simply enjoy being creative, Art Club is a fun and friendly place to learn new skills, express yourself, and make new friends. Come along and unleash your imagination—we can't wait to see what you create!
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, however everyone is most welcome. PE kit and water bottle essential.
Nature Explorers 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 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 ready to make maths and spelling fun, active and unforgettable! Transform into a Times Table Rock Star, take on the challenge of Monster Maths and boost your spelling skills through exciting games, movement and teamwork. From times tables with sticks and leaves to Literature Laundry, Circle of Sound and Phonics Treasure Hunts, every session will bring a new challenge. Come along, have fun and build confidence while mastering those essential times tables and spelling skills!
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!
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
This enrichment is for ALL 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.
School Production
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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.
Mandatory Inter-House Music Competition rehearsals for all Stobo House members in the Concert Room. Written parental excusal required for absence.
Mandatory Inter-House Music Competition rehearsals for all Home House members in the Concert Room. Written parental excusal required for absence.
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.
Mandatory Inter-House Music Competition rehearsals for all Home House members in the Concert Room. Written parental excusal required for absence.
Mandatory Inter-House Music Competition rehearsals for all Jerningham House members in the Chapel. Written parental excusal required for absence.
Timetabled practical session for Lower Sixth A-Level Photography students.
This is a cover-all activity for those who will leave the school early on a Thursday to attend sport training or whatever.
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.
Six Bricks is a fun, hands-on way to learn through play! Using sets of LEGO® or DUPLO® bricks in six bright colours, children take part in quick, exciting activities that spark curiosity and imagination. Each session helps children develop important skills such as memory, coordination, creativity and problem-solving, all while moving, building and having fun. Activities are carefully designed to match children’s interests and abilities, ensuring everyone feels confident, engaged and eager to join in. It’s the perfect mix of learning and play—where every child can explore, create and succeed!
Mix, make, taste and discover at our Cookery and Nutrition Club! Designed especially for KS2 pupils, this hands-on club introduces children to the fun of preparing simple, delicious recipes using everyday ingredients, while also exploring the importance of healthy eating and good nutrition. Not every session will involve cooking—we'll also enjoy exciting food-themed challenges, taste tests, recipe design, kitchen skills and discover where our food comes from. With plenty of opportunities to build confidence, develop practical life skills and try something new, it's the perfect club for budding chefs and curious food lovers alike!
Get ready for action at our Year 3 and 4 Mixed Sports Club! Every week brings a new sporting adventure as children enjoy a wide range of exciting team games and individual challenges. From football, hockey and dodgeball to athletics, tennis and much more, pupils will develop key sporting skills, improve their fitness and build confidence in a fun, inclusive environment. With a focus on teamwork, fair play and having a go, this club is perfect for children of all abilities who love being active, learning new sports and having fun with friends. PE kit and water bottle essential.
Get creative this autumn with a fun-filled club packed with hands-on crafting! Each week, children will explore a variety of creative activities, from drawing and painting to cutting, sticking and seasonal makes. With lots of opportunities to experiment, get messy and use their imaginations, children will create something new to take home each week. A lovely way to encourage creativity, confidence and imagination while having lots of autumnal fun!
Wind down after a busy day with a carefully chosen selection of films that will entertain, inspire and get you thinking! Each session will include opportunities to watch and explore different storylines and characters. From exciting adventures to thought-provoking stories, Film Club is a chance to relax, share ideas and discover the magic behind the movies.
After a busy day in the classroom, it’s time to head outdoors and explore! Join us for a ramble around the school grounds, enjoying fresh air, exercise and a chance to discover the natural world on our doorstep. We’ll spot and identify native trees, plants, birds and animals, while learning some fascinating facts along the way. A great way to unwind, explore and enjoy the outdoors!
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
This enrichment is for ALL 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.
School Production
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
Focused academic support and targeted revision session for GCSE and A-Level English literature and language.
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.
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)
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.
A lighthearted session for all, aimed especially at trying to get boys back singing. We will look at all sorts of music from rock, pop and musical theatre, and welcome all who want to sing or play. We also welcome Mr Sladden and his stunningly good musical talents to this enrichment!
Come along and run, whether short or long distances, fast or slow!
Introductory basketball session covering rules, ball-handling, and match play for boys in forms 1 & 2.
We are looking at trying to do GCSE German in summer 2027 as something to show for doing German for three years. We will look at doing Foundation level. We will do other topics in addition to those in lessons and look at GCSE standard work to give pupils the best chance to gain an additional GCSE two years early. It will involve homework at times and some hard work but you could get a pass GCSE language grade two years early as well.
A relaxed, quiet reading space for book lovers of all year groups.
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.
Lace up your trainers and join us for Cross Country Club! Open to all KS2 pupils, this energetic club is a fantastic way to improve fitness, build resilience and enjoy running in the great outdoors. Through fun training sessions, exciting challenges and varied routes around the school grounds, children will develop their stamina, pacing and determination while encouraging one another every step of the way. Whether you're aiming to represent the school at competitions or simply want to challenge yourself, make new friends and enjoy being active, Cross Country Club is the perfect place to discover just how far you can go! PE kit and water bottle essential.
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
Get ready to uncover the gory, gruesome and downright horrible side of history! From the Savage Stone Age to the Frightful First World War, we’ll journey through the past to discover the people, events and extraordinary stories that history books don’t always tell you about. Expect gruesome crafts, historical drama, creative challenges, teamwork and plenty of horrible fun! You’ll get the chance to bring history to life, get creative and discover what life was really like for people in the past – with a few gruesome surprises along the way!
A lovely, relaxing way to finish the week! We’ll transform the classroom into our very own mini-cinema, choosing a film together before settling down to enjoy the show. Along the way, we may add a little learning magic with fun activities linked to the films – from storytelling and characters to creative challenges, crafts and simple film-making ideas. A chance to unwind, use our imaginations and enjoy a little screen-time with a twist!
Ready to put your brain to the test? Join us for a fun-filled mix of classic board games, tricky puzzles, logic challenges and exciting new games. Whether you love a strategic challenge, enjoy solving problems or simply want to have fun with friends, there will be something for everyone. Develop your problem-solving, strategic thinking, communication and teamwork skills as you play, compete and collaborate. Expect plenty of laughs, friendly competition and lots of opportunities to discover a new favourite game!
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
This enrichment is for ALL 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.
School Production