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!
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.
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 timetabled lesson
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
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.
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.
GCSE and Alevel Supported Study
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.
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
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.
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.
Whilst sixth form students are most welcome to select any enrichment activity available to them, they are not compelled to do so.
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.
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.
Guidance through the process of applying to university or next steps.
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
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.
To continue on with bush craft skills in the woods for form 4 upwards. Activities include whittling, shelter, fire and outdoor foraging and cooking.
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!
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
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.
Hockey skills development - passing, receiving, elimination, defending and shooting experience.
Targetted A Level Art support for Portfolios.
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