World Ready
Choose your Own Path
The ability for students to choose the right subjects and courses lies at the heart of a personalised education. We offer a broad choice of GCSE courses and unique options in the Sixth Form of IB Diploma, A Level and BTEC courses. Making the right choice is the first step on the road to success.
Enrichment Programme
Arts & drama
Book Club
Creative Writing
Visual Arts Club
Sculpting
Drama Productions
Theatre in Education
Music
Choir
Concert Band
String Ensemble
Jazz Band
Orchestra
Schola
Sport and Water sports
Kayaking
Sailing
Rowing
Water Polo
Scuba Diving Qualification
Swimming
Duke of Edinburgh
Skills
Physical Activity
Volunteering
Expedition
service
Service Trips - Kenya, India
IT Ambassadors
IT Community Support
Social Enterprise
Care Home Project
Charity Shop Volunteering
Christian Union
life skills
Current Affairs Club
Debating
Sign Language
Cooking
Beekeeping
Touch Typing
Coding
Academic enrichment
Medical Society
UK Space Design
Shakespeare Society
Solar Car Project
Sophos Philosophy Society
Oxbridge Preparation
Enrichment Programme
Beyond the academic curriculum, pupils’ lives are enriched by exploring their interests in a wide range of creative, sporting, musical, outdoor, and volunteering activities. Academically ambitious students follow their passions through Challenge Weeks and a variety of talks, clubs and societies.
A creative life
Creativity finds expression in both expected and surprising places. The Solar Car Project, UK Space Design and the Shakespeare Conference illustrate creativity in its broadest sense. Meanwhile, over a dozen music ensembles and drama productions, and exciting art and photography provide plentiful opportunities for more established creative expression.
A word from the inspectors
“All pupils have a multitude of opportunities to excel in a wide range of creative and physical pursuits, especially through the excellent enrichment programme and the provision of sport, music and drama activities. The pupils’ commitment to and passion for sport is infectious.”
ISI Report, February 2018