School Clubs

learning & fun

Choir

School choir meet every Wednesday lunchtime 1.30-2.00pm in room 38. Everyone welcome.

Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award

Twenty three Year 11 pupils on the GCSE PE course have embarked upon the Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award. They meet with Mr Lee on Friday afternoons and activities so far have included tent and shelter building, safe fire making and camping cookery classes.
These sessions are in addition to the street dance and volunteering that the students have been doing over the past few months. We will be doing our expedition early next year.

Engineering Club

Engineering students entering the Green Car Challenge meet every Thursday after school.
Mr Haworth and Mr Catlow lead this event.

Extended Services Activities

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History Club

History club starts on Wednesday 3rd November and runs each Wednesday from 3.00-3.30pm
with Miss Mortensen in room 33. This term's topic is the Egyptians!

Homework Club

Homework club takes place every Wednesday & Thursday 3.00- 4.00pm in the LRC.
Mrs Eddleston or Mrs Cirino will be available to help with any queries.

Let's Get Cooking Club

Let's Get Cooking club sessions will be run by Ms Hargreaves and Mrs Ditchfield
on Tuesdays at 3.00pm until approximately - 4.15pm starting after the half term break in October. The club is open to Year 8 pupils and we would like family members to get involved with our Let’s Get Cooking club. You might like to join in and learn a few new cooking skills yourself or help with the club sessions. We also need volunteers to help with small jobs such as shopping for ingredients, photocopying recipes or setting up the cooking equipment before the club starts.

March Programme

Reply Slip

Language Club

French & Spanish Language Club will run every Thursday from 16th September 2010 in room 11
3.15 - 3.45pm. See Miss King for further details.

Maths Club

A member of staff from the Maths department is available every week Mon - Thurs lunchtimes in room 3 to assist pupils with their work on the MyMaths website.

Multi Mornings

Year 10 GCSE students will be organising 'Multi Morning' sports activities every Wednesday morning 8.00am - 8.40am starting on Wednesday 8th June 2011. There will be a variety of activities on offer including:

Volleyball - Badminton - Basketball - Indoor Athletics - Team Games

Drink and toast will be available for only 20p!

Music

Bongo Club - Friday lunchtime - Music suite

Guitar Club - Thursday lunchtime - Music suite

Woodwind Club - Wednesday lunchtime - Music suite

PE Clubs

Monday - Lunch
Netball Year 7

Tuesday - Lunch
Netball Years 8 & 9

Girls' Football Year 7

Tuesday - After School
Girls' Football (All Years)

Wednesday - Break
Netball Shooting Practice

Wednesday - Lunch
2v2 Football Year 7

Netball Years 7 & 8

Wednesday - After School
Netball Practice (if there is a fixture on Thursday)

Thursday - Before School
Dance Mats
Thursday - Break
Netball Shooting Practice
Thursday - Lunch
2v2 Football Year 8
Netball - (if there is a fixture on Thursday)

Thursday - After School
Netball Fixtures

Friday - Lunch
Basketball
Running/Fitness Club

Friday - After School
Girls' Fitness

Science Club

Science club is about to start running again and will be bigger and even better than before. It will run on a Friday 3-4pm in Week 2 starting on Friday 11th March 2011. Our activities will include talks from scientists including:

a paranormal psychologist,
exploring the night sky,
investigating chemical reactions,
dissections (not of people!)
solving global problems by using your inventing skills.

It is open to all year groups and you can pick and choose which projects you would like to get involved with. Year 11s might like to come to a session on Chemistry to revise for exams and get a taste of AS level Chemistry. We will be running a suggestion box system to try and give everyone the opportunity to investigate their particular interest. There is literally something for everyone.

Poster

Science Busking

Science Busking is a fantastic and fun way of communicating and having a go at science. Presenters will have the opportunity to demonstrate how science is involved in every part of life. Science Busking will be taking place at lunchtimes every day during National Science and Engineering Week (14-18 March). Be part of the audience and find out how to make a hole in your hand with no pain, be part of human origami, unravel a rope trick and many more hands-on activities. In order to run the event I need at least ten volunteers so if you like to be centre of attention and like to perform please come along and have a go.