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Enrichment and Extra Curricular

Enrichment Opportunities 2025/26

We are delighted to showcase what wonderful experiences we can provide your child this academic year. There are a number of curriculum-based enrichment opportunities that support the relevant subject area that your child might be studying, along with a structured Enrichment Week in July 2026. 

Please spend time with your child looking through the booklet, identifying the trips that would be suitable for them, and making sure the trip is available to your child’s year group or option group, as some are for specific year groups or option groups. We have worked hard to ensure there are a number of trips and residentials which cover a range of price brackets. We do not expect your child to go on every trip. However, we recommend looking at the financial impact it will have for your family, along with identifying when deposits and payments will need to be in for before registering your interest on a trip. 

Please make sure it is an experience your child wants to go on, and you can ensure all payment structures are adhered to. Once we have received all the names registered for each trip, we will then undertake our selection process. Once this is completed, we will confirm if your child has been given a place on the trip or if they have been put on the waiting list.

  • Please read through the full terms and conditions on Pages 33 and 34 before committing to any trip. 

Enrichment Opportunities 25/26

Enrichment Week July 2026

Each year group will have a particular curriculum focus for the week. We have also made every effort to offer trips and residentials at different price ranges to suit all.

Years 7 and 8, alongside their curriculum focus, will have a residential space available for them. This will be a great way of forging new relationships and working on their resilience by attempting some of the tasks and activities during each residential. Should you decide to go on a residential, it will mean you cannot attend the other activity that week. Please be aware that your child will be away for the week, so will be unable to attend the curriculum-focused day trips.

Year 10 will be undertaking their work experience Monday-Thursday.

Extra Curricular

Here is our whole school extra-curricular timetable which has clubs for all year groups to attend at lunchtime and after-school. 

Lunchtime clubs run from 1:35pm-1:55pm and after-school clubs run from 3-4pm. 

For after-school sports clubs, students need their full PE kit. For lunchtime, sports club's students just need trainers and to remove their tie and blazer. 

If you have any questions about a club, please speak to the relevant staff member leading the club. 

Monday

Lunchtime  1.35pm - 1.55pm

  • Football Year 11 (Sports Hall) - Mr Walton & Mr Richardson

  • Keyboard Club (MU1) - Mr Stauber

Tuesday

Lunchtime  1.35pm - 1.55pm

  • This Girl Can (Small Gym) - Mrs Tomlinson

  • Pickleball (Sports Hall) - Mr Richardson

  • Band club (MU1) - Mr Brown

After School 3pm - 4pm

  • Cricket (Sports Hall) - Mr Pollard

  • Dance (Small Gym) - Mrs Tomlinson & Miss Siddall

  • Tennis - Outside - Mr Gamwell

Wednesday

Lunchtime  1.35pm - 1.55pm

  • Girls' football (Sports Hall) - Miss Bancroft

  • Darts (Small Gym) - Mr Richardson

After School 3pm - 4pm

  • Netball (Outside) – Ms Bramley

  • Athletics (Outside) - Mrs Kelley

  • Football KS3 & KS4 (Astro) - Mr Walton & Mr Richardson

  • Darts (Small Gym) - Mr Pollard

  • Badminton / Pickle Ball (Sports Halls) - Miss Bancroft

Thursday

Lunchtime  1.35pm - 1.55pm

  • Badminton (Sports Hall) - Mr Pollard & Mr Richardson

  • Just Dance (Small Gym) - Mrs Kelley

  • Singing Club (MU1) - Miss Cooper

After School 3pm - 4pm

  • Cricket Leadership Programme - invite only (Sports Hall) - Staff Team

Friday

Lunchtime 1.35pm - 1.55pm

  • Dodgeball Year 7 & 8 (Small Gym) - Mr Gamwell