CO-CURRICULAR
Balancing Academic Work with Interests
Great importance is placed on balancing academic work with interests and achievements outside the classroom and every pupil is encouraged to become fully involved in school life, to challenge themselves and to try something new. This involvement helps to produce confident, interesting, well-rounded individuals who will contribute to society in life beyond school.
Music, art, design and drama form an important part of the core curriculum in Years 7 to 9 and through a number of games sessions per week and class-based PE lessons, children gain confidence, build physical fitness and benefit from healthy competition. All Year 9 and 10 pupils take part in the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme and Combined Cadet Force and many continue through until the end of the Sixth Form.
In addition, pupils are encouraged to take part in the co-curricular opportunities after school. As well as music lessons and working toward drama qualifications, there is a wide range of organised activities and societies each day between 16:00 and 18:00.
organised activities and societies
Aerobics
A.I Economics Research Club
Advanced String Group
Amnesty International
Art & Design
Badminton
Ballet
Band
Baroque Group
Basketball
BBC Young Reporter
Bible Study Breakfast
Big Band
Bits & Bytes Computing Club
Boxercise
Brass Ensemble
Bugle Club
Business and Enterprise Research
Canoeing
Ceramics
Chapel Discussion Group
Chamber Choir
Chapel Choir
Chess Club
Choral Society
Classics Club
Climbing
Coding
Combined Cadet Force
Computing
Cookery
Crafts
CREST Silver and Gold Award
Cricket Nets
Cross Country
Concert Band
Corps of Drums Display Team
Couch to 5k
Debating Society
Design Technology
Design... Engineer... Construct...
Devizes to Westminster
Diversity and Inclusivity Committee
Drama
Dry Skiing
Drone Club
Duke of Edinburgh’s Award
Dungeons and Dragons
EAL Bubble
Eco Committee
eSports: Rocket League
Fencing
Film Club
Fitness Suite
Five-a-side Football
Flute Ensemble
Football
Free Swim
French Conversation Club
Geography Society Club
Golf
Gospel Choir
Guard
Guitar Ensemble
History Film Club
Hockey
Horse Riding
House Rock
Kickboxing
Land Yachting
Lifesaving
Literary Society
Mandarin
Maths Support
Manga Club
Medical Society
Mindfullness
Model United Nations
Musicianship Surgery
Netball
Not so 'Bored' Games
Opera
Orchestra
Oxbridge Club
Percussion Ensemble
Philanthropic Society
Pilates
Pop Choir
RHS Bubble
Reading
Rugby Sevens
Running Club
Sailing
Saxophone Ensemble
Science Club
Inter-School Challenge Quiz
Shooting
Singing
Sociology Club
Sports Leadership
Sports Psychology
Squash
STEM/CREST Club
Stephen Lawrence Society
String Ensemble
Studd & Riddle Society
Swimming
Table Tennis
Tennis
Textiles
Taylor Swift Fan Club
Thunks –How do you answer questions with no answers
TPG: Top Performers Group
Touch Rugby
Volleyball
Warhammer Club
Wellbeing Bulletin
Woodwork
Yoga Exercise
Young Enterprise
Activities listed above may alter and vary each term.