THIRDS
L4
YOUR EXTRA-CURRICULAR GUIDE
Your time at LEH is about so much more than the brilliant and inspiring education you’ll receive in the classrooms; it’s about throwing yourself into everything the School has to offer.
And it has a lot to offer! As part of our mission to encourage pupils to be bold, resilient, and engaged, our extra-curricular provision is quite deliberately wide-ranging, demanding, enriching and invigorating. We hope that there is a club, society, or activity to cater for every taste, including rewarding pursuits which allow you to contribute to the wider life of the school, the local community and well beyond.
From Astrophysics to Mandarin; from building robots to saving the planet; from fencing to Minecraft; from cappella ensembles to RAF cadets; and from Monologue Mondays to ethical
hacking, there is truly something for everyone. The only challenge is choosing what to do.
To encourage pupils from different years throughout the School to come together, the House system also provides many opportunities to not only showcase your talents and interests, but also to develop new skills. We want every student to contribute positively to their House through active participation in House events, which aim to promote our ethos of mutual respect, encouragement, and support.
We hope this guide will help you make the most of the exciting and wide-ranging opportunities on offer; choose sensibly and don’t overload yourself – remember it’s important to balance your chosen activities with your out of school commitments and your academic work.
Are you ready to sign up and try something new?
½ HOUR OF CODE
Sharpen Your Skills: whether you’re a seasoned coder or just dipping your toes into the vast sea of programming, our club offers the perfect environment to hone your talents and expand your knowledge.
Stuck on a problem? No worries! Our expert mentors are here to guide you through any coding conundrum, helping you unravel the mysteries of algorithms and debug like a pro.
Explore New Horizons: from Python to HTML, embark on a journey through the diverse landscape of programming languages.
Join the Community: connect with like-minded peers who share your passion for technology and innovation. Collaborate on projects, exchange ideas, practice for our competitions (Bebras, OUCC, Perse) and build lifelong friendships along the way.
APOC
(ALLIES OF PEOPLE OF COLOUR)
ART CLUB
This club is open to everyone in Thirds to L4. It gives you an opportunity to look at a variety of different artists and a chance to work collaboratively as well as individually on new, exciting projects.
BOOK GROUP
(THIRDS, L4 & L5)
Book Club is a place for readers to come together to discuss all things bookish. We read a few books together over the year as well as shadowing book awards. When not discussing books, we do book crafts and play book related games.
BRIDGE
(BEGINNERS AND INTERMEDIATE)
Bridge Club meets weekly and has a small but very loyal band of beginners. Pupils really enjoy taking time out to relax over a few games of cards in the middle of a busy week, while learning an intriguing game which requires concentration, memory and complex thought processes. of this comes with the added advantage of a very useful global social skill!
CAREERS CLUB
Careers Club runs bi-weekly and is designed for pupils in Thirds and L4 to come along and take part in careers-related activities, games and quizzes. Pupils can discuss and identify their interests, skills and strengths for their future world of work as well as ask questions about subjects and pathways, and use the resources available in the Careers Room.
CHESS
Compete among your peers in the LEH competition for termly chess prizes and learn about chess openings and tactics and complete
Allies of People of Colour (APoC), a club run by the Inclusion Champions, offers a supportive platform during lunchtime for students to engage in dialogue and presentations about diversity within the School and beyond. Through sharing personal narratives and perspectives, participants explore the rich tapestry of heritage and foster understanding among peers.
CHRISTIAN UNION
The CU is for anyone to attend, whatever their beliefs. We meet every week (with chocolate cake!) and discuss a range of relevant topics whilst examining what the Bible tells us. We also join with Hampton CU once a term for fellowship, fun and always lots of food!
DEBATING CLUB
Focusing on debating competitions, members of this group hone their debating skills in such illustrious and thrilling arenas as the Oxford Union. Come along and learn how to make your arguments even more persuasive!
DRAMA CLUB (THIRDS)
Come along every week to learn new skills, meet new peers and produce lots of interesting pieces! Led by our very own Drama Captains!
FEMINISM SOCIETY
This is a society run by Sixth Formers which provides an opportunity for students from all year groups to gather to discuss and debate all ideas and issues surrounding Feminism.
FENCING (BEGINNERS)
A fun and supportive introduction for students (usually, but not exclusively Thirds) to try out a highly-skilled, respected sport steeped in ancient tradition and techniques. Our expert and fullyqualified coaches will instruct on basic footwork and blade skills, as well as introducing students to the techniques and unique vocabulary of the sport. The emphasis in sessions is on safety, mutual respect with instructors and peers, as well as making progress with introductory skills and methods. All essential and appropriate fencing kit will be provided as safety is absolutely paramount. (Paid Activity)
FOOD IN THE NEWS
This club is for Thirds and L4 students and provides an opportunity to prepare, cook and taste foods that are in the news, eg during January we trial a range of vegetarian recipes and investigate vegan alternatives to celebrate ‘Veganary’.
GEOGRAPHY CLUB
This club is run by the Sixth Form Geography representatives, who organise fun activities for the Thirds to take part in such as papercrafts with OS maps, and fun quizzes. There are different activities each session.
HALE
CLUB (HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGES AND ENGLISH)
HALE Club provides an opportunity for pupils from all year groups to discuss and share ideas looking at different themes across all HALE subjects (History, Geography, RS, History of Art, Politics) ARTS (Art, Drama, Music) LANGUAGES (Modern and classical) and ENGLISH. This is an opportunity to explore ideas and topics beyond the curriculum in a cross-curricular way.
HISTORY AND POLITICS CLUB
(THIRDS ONLY)
We welcome all budding historians where we complete research, hold debates, make presentations on historical topics not taught in the classroom. We also investigate the presentation of historical events through film, poetry and art. Lower Sixth students also support and lead interesting sessions on areas of their historical interest. We have most recently completed research into the debate ‘should women’s history be taught as a separate discipline?’
JAPANESE LANGUAGE
Do you love languages and learning about other cultures? We learn Japanese language and discuss Japanese culture. Currently we are lucky enough to have a bilingual student in the club who can share her experiences with us.
MINECRAFT (CODE CLUB)
Calling all builders, adventurers, and pixelated pioneers! Dive into the immersive world of Minecraft and unleash your creativity in our thrilling Minecraft Club!
Build Your Dreams: from towering castles to bustling cities, let your imagination run wild as you construct awe-inspiring creations in the limitless sandbox of Minecraft. Whether you’re a master architect or a budding builder, there’s no limit to what you can create!
Forge Lasting Friendships: join forces with fellow Minecraft enthusiasts and embark on epic quests together. Collaborate on building projects, tackle challenges as a team, and forge lifelong friendships in the pixelated realms of Minecraft.
Compete in Design Future
London: take your creativity to the next level by participating in the prestigious Design Future London competition! Showcase your architectural prowess, innovative urban planning skills, and creative vision as you design the future of London in Minecraft. Will your creation be the next iconic landmark of the city? Join our Minecraft Club and become a part of a vibrant community of builders, adventurers, and dreamers.
MUN CLUB
(MODEL UNITED NATIONS)
Model United Nations (MUN) is a simulation of the real United Nations, in which students role play as different UN Member States to debate current issues on the Organisation’s vast agenda. The students, serving as “Distinguished Representatives” of their State, prepare draft resolutions, negotiate with supporters and adversaries, resolve conflicts, and navigate the UN’s rules of procedure in the interest of mobilising international cooperation to resolve multinational problems. MUN at LEH goes from strength to strength with additional events and conferences added every year. Why not have a go?
MYTH CLUB
Exploration of Greek, Roman, Egyptian and sometimes even Norse(!) mythology through fun, quizzes, games and student-led activities.
NQUIRE (MATHS CLUB) (THIRDS ONLY)
An exciting club to enjoy recreational activities developed from a variety of mathematical ideas. We have fun playing games, solving puzzles and making models. For example we do everything from logic puzzles to origami and more.
PHOTOGRAPHY
A great way to develop your photographic skills and have fun too!
POETRY CLUB
Poetry Club allows students to explore various aspects of poetry. Students get the opportunity to enter a variety of competitions, including Poetry by Heart, which focuses on poetry memorisation and recital, as well as a range of other writing competitions. Students also use the club as a forum to discuss favourite poets, poetry collections, with each session often dominated by a topical theme each week.
PRIDE CLUB
Pride Club is open to everyone at LEH with a focus on issues and information on the LGBTQIA+ community. We are a space to come and chat, discuss, share experiences and most importantly have some fun.
Fitness /HIIT
Current Affairs
Minchkins Choir
nQuire (Maths Club)
Percussion Ensemble
Badminton Club
Cross Country Club
1/2 hour of code
Neurodiversity Society
Myth Club
MUN Club
APoC/Inclusion Club
Food in the News
Netball U12
PSYCHOLOGY CLUB
Run by Sixth Form Psychology students, this club aims to answer all your questions about Psychology. We learn about a new topic each week ranging from why people feel peer pressure to looking at the roles of different brain structures. Discussions and questions are always encouraged!
QUIZ CLUB
If you know what a tine is, which European country puts an E on the back of their cars or who slew the gorgon Medusa, Quiz Club is for you! This is a weekly activity for students of all ages who love quizzes and enjoy random knowledge for fun.
There is also the opportunity to try out for participation in Schools’ Challenge, a national school general knowledge quiz competition based on the TV programme ‘University Challenge’. Two ‘junior’ members (Thirds - L5) and two ‘senior’ members (U5 –U6) make up each team.
SCIENCE CLUB
(THIRDS ONLY)
Find out more about Science beyond what you will do in lessons alongside the Sixth Form Science reps. Learn more about Biology, Chemistry and Physics with fun experiments. If you are interested in Science, this is the club for you!
STEM CLUB
This club introduces students to range of different STEM related activites: from bubbles and balloons to radios and robots.
Swim Squad
Drama Club
Lacrosse Goalie Club
STEM club
LEH String Society
Quiz Club
Careers Club
Gymnastics Vaulting Club
Netball - U12
Recreational Swim
Beginners Fencing
Elite Gymnastics
Brass Ensemble
Bridge Beginners
Lacrosse - U12
Swim Squad
Pride Club
Sinfonietta
Minecraft (Code Club)
Bridge Intermediate
HALE Club
Senior OrchestraSymphony & Brass
10-piece
Development Gymnastics
Trampolining Squad
Saxophone Ensemble
Brass Trombone Quartet
Recreational Gymnastics
Dance Club
Photography
Linguistics Club
Thirds History and Politics Club
Thirds Science Club (fortnightly)
Book (fortnightly)Group
Feminism Society
Art Club
Geography Club
Lacrosse U12
BEFORE SCHOOL
LUNCH CLUB AFTER SCHOOL CLUB
Brass Band
Brass Quintet
Senior Strings
Flute Ensemble
Japanese Language
Football
Violin Octet
Clarinet Ensemble
Psychology Club
Poetry Club
Knitting Club
Chess
Christian Union
Debating Society
FENCING
(INTERMEDIATE)
This club is intended for those students who have attended at least two terms of Beginners Fencing Club or have prior and sustained experience in the sport; perhaps as part of their Key Stage 2 education or external club level. Students will consolidate and build on existing skills learned at Beginners Level, as well as developing new and more advanced techniques.
Students will be encouraged to take part in a range of internal and external competitions such as the annual and prestigious Public Schools’ Fencing Championships, as well as fencing with peers and fellow combatants from other local schools in a friendly, supportive, encouraging and competitive environment. All essential and appropriate fencing kit will be provided as safety is absolutely paramount. (Paid Activity)
CYBERFIRST
This exciting competition takes place every year in term 1 aimed at L4 pupils. Think ‘ethical hacking’. It is extremely fun and everyone who has taken part has given great feedback about it. The CyberFirst competition is designed to identify and nurture a diverse range of talented young people into a cyber security career and is ran by the National Cyber Security Centre.
TECH
CLUB (DRAMA)
This is a fantastic opportunity to be involved in the technical aspects of our exciting drama productions, learning about the responsibilities of Producers, Front of House Managers, Lighting, Set, Sound and Costume Designers, and Production and Stage Managers. You will learn to manage complex projects, set and meet deadlines, allocate substantial budgets, operate challenging technical systems and, over the course of the year, you may also have to coil a lot of cables!
MANDARIN CLUB
With thousands of years of history, Chinese culture is endlessly fascinating. Whether your interests are in history, architecture, language, music, festivals or cuisine, a knowledge of Mandarin will enrich your understanding of Chinese culture.
THEATRE IN EDUCATION (TIE) REHEARSALS (SPRING TERM ONLY)
Open to L4, this is an exciting opportunity to take a piece of theatre out on tour. Weekly rehearsals will take place
PHYSICAL COMPUTING
(VEX ROBOTICS AND RASPBERRY PI CLUB)
This club is an opportunity to explore how things work, develop your programming skills and embed great skills that will support success at GCSE and beyond. Program devices such as the Raspberry Pi or Pico. Add hardware components including switches, light gate sensors, PIR sensors, potentiometers, servos and LED light strips. Learn how devices work and how to make your own. Learn, in a practical way, how IF statements, WHILE and FOR loops are used in applications. Recent projects include creating a lap timer for a slot car racing game and making a smart table lamp.
WARHAMMER CLUB
Warhammer Club is where you can engage in thrilling battles and immerse yourself in the intricate craft of model building. Whether you’re a seasoned strategist or a novice, join us for an exciting journey of assembling, painting, and commanding your own armies.
COMBINED CADET FORCE – CCF
Would you like to be an RAF cadet? Does the thought of taking part in Parades, learning how to fly, learning Leadership tools, visiting RAF bases and trying out adventurous activities excite you? The LEH CCF aims to provide a disciplined organisation that allows pupils to develop powers of leadership by means of training to promote the qualities of responsibility, self-reliance, resourcefulness, endurance and perseverance. It’s also a great deal of fun. Students from Hampton School and Hampton High are also members of LEH CCF.
ROWING
DUKE OF EDINBURGH
You can work towards Bronze, Silver and Gold awards whilst at LEH. Everyone gains different things from the scheme, but there are some common benefits such as self-belief, self-confidence, independence of thought and action, and a sense of responsibility, which really shine through in pupils who have undertaken any of the awards. LEH runs one of the largest Duke of Edinburgh programmes in London. Develop new skills, engage in service and volunteering, work as part of a team and really challenge yourself on expedition.
At LEH, rowing is more than just a sport. Open to all skill levels, it’s an opportunity to build character, resilience, and lifelong friendships. The LEH Boat Club is one of the most prestigious and successful girls rowing teams in the country, with a history of winning back-to-back National Championships and racing at Henley Royal Regatta. We share our wonderful Millennium Boat House with Hampton School as well as having our own dedicated training space at School. Our Boat House’s prime location on the Thames provides our students the opportunity to take to the water in our unparalleled fleet of boats. Our dedicated coaching team are committed to fostering both individual growth and team spirit; if your daughter wishes to row for Great Britain, or simply enjoys being out on the water with her friends, the Boat Club has something for everyone.
MISSING MAPS
Help the most vulnerable people around the world affected by disasters by mapping the areas which then helps first responders and NGOs deliver aid and assistance.
Each year, disasters around the world kill nearly 100,000 and affect or displace 200 million people. Many of the places where these disasters occur are literally ‘missing’ from open and accessible maps and first responders lack the information to make valuable decisions regarding relief efforts. Missing Maps is an open, collaborative project in which you can help to map areas where humanitarian organisations are trying to meet the needs of people who live at risk of disasters and crises. Missing maps is a great online option for completing your DofE volunteering section.
SENIOR DANCE CLUB
We concentrate largely on the musical theatre genre and incorporate the work we do on gaining flexibility and strength into our varied dance routines. This activity provides an excellent insight into what is required for the joint annual LEH/Hampton School musical.
A WINDOW TO THE STARS
Window to the Stars is a club that explores the evolution of stars using professional software that has been made available by Surrey University. We are using Raspberry Pi computers to undertake a project entitled: “How different could stellar hydrogen burning rates be before life becomes unviable on Earth?” This is funded by the Royal Society and pupils participating in this project are exhibiting at a number of student conferences.
ASTRONOMY CLUB
Astronomy Club will follow the Edexcel Astronomy Specification. Students will receive textbooks with associated documentation, and useful astronomical tools. We will progress through this well-established course exploring the history of astronomy, making observations, and learning about the Earth, the Moon, the solar system, the galaxy and the wider universe. We will also be connecting to a wider community of astronomers and astrophysicists around the world. Students that commit to completing the whole course (approximately two years), will also be supported in taking the GCSE Astronomy exam.
CLASSOC
(CLASSICS SOCIETY)
Our Classics society is open to all years and is held jointly with Hampton School. We meet every week and explore themes or topics from the ancient world, read plays and discuss or debate issues. Students regularly run sessions about topics that interest them such as ‘Paris the misunderstood hero’ or ‘Greek medicine’.
BOOK CLUB
(UPPER SCHOOL AND SIXTH FORM)
Book Club is a place for readers to come together to discuss all things bookish. We read a few books together over the year as well as
NOBLE CRITICAL THINKING
Critical Thinking Club delivers the Nobel Scientific Critical Thinking programme. With the support of UC Berkeley and the Nobel Prize Foundation we will develop a toolkit of cognitive strategies for real-world issues. We will establish a strategic approach through which those with different opinions can find a shared view of reality and thereby arrive at collective solutions. By learning to view the world scientifically students will develop the skills in reasoning and collaboration necessary to deal with the challenges of the 21st century.
THE GIRL WRITES
PSYCHOLOGY PLUS
In Psychology Plus you get the chance to choose topics of interest outside of the curriculum and have specialist talks and discussion. This will develop your thinking, discussion and understanding around the subject going far beyond the A level specification.
SENIOR ROBOTICS
LEH work with Hampton School to form a team to design, build and code a robot for the national Student Robotics Competition. Think Robot Wars with less destruction! An extremely exciting competition. We need engineers, designers, coders and social media specialists!
YOUNG ENTERPRISE
This popular activity enables Sixth Formers to set-up and run a business, with support from teachers and local business leaders.
MEDSOC
Medsoc meets each week for discussion of current topics in the fields of Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary Science. The programme runs in parallel with, and aims to support students through, the application process for these courses by covering work experience, ethics, the NHS, preparation for the University admissions tests and interview preparation. Some meetings are opened up to interested students from all years, especially when an invited speaker visits. Joint meetings take place occasionally with Hampton School Medsoc. The cycle runs from January of the Lower Sixth year to December of the Upper Sixth year.
SERVICE VOLUNTEERS
This group is led by a committee of community-minded Sixth Formers, who help organise a variety of activities each year, including tea parties, organising a huge Christmas party for local OAPs (jointly with Hampton School), Christmas card writing and collecting gifts from the LEH community.
The Service Volunteers go to Legoland/Hobbledown Farm/ Chessington World of Adventures (jointly with Hampton School) in the Summer Term with children from Clarendon and Marjorie Kinnon schools.
SHINE
SHINE is one of our biggest community programmes. The ‘Serious Fun on Saturdays’ programme runs in the Autumn and Spring Terms. Around forty-five Year 5 pupils from ten state primary schools in the Borough come to LEH to engage in a range of fun activities on Saturday mornings. Lower Sixth students act as mentors and learning buddies, supporting and encouraging in each session.
TEA SOCIETY
Tea Society provides an opportunity for Sixth Form students to enjoy a wide variety of teas from around the world, and discuss the health and social aspects of tea. Each week has a theme. For example, we have considered the importance of women in the tea industry for International Women’s Day in March.
IS THERE A CLUB YOU WOULD LIKE TO SET UP?
In recent years, an increasing number of Sixth Formers have decided to launch their own groups. These have included:
LAW SOCIETY
INFORMAL BOOK CLUB
MEDICS READING GROUP
Forming your own group is a great way of demonstrating your initiative and leadership skills – so what’s stopping you?
DRAMA
Keen actors or those interested in the more technical aspects of theatre can develop their love of all things dramatic, making good use of the amazing, state-of-the-art and flexible performance space we are lucky enough to enjoy in the Jane Ross Theatre, including:
• Trinity College Speech and Drama Lessons
• Drama Club (Thirds, L4 and U4)
• Dance Club
• Theatre in Education Project (L4)
MONOLOGUE MONDAY*
First Monday of every month Speech and Drama teachers select students to perform a monologue. Hosted by Drama Captains and Scholars who will also perform themselves.
THE COMPANY*
A joint Upper School Drama Society that will meet regularly to read plays, engage in theatre led workshops, learn audition technique as well as gaining actors headshots.
These complement the already exciting opportunities throughout the year, including the joint musical with Hampton School, the School Play, and the House Film Festival. In addition, there are many productions staged as part of the
• U4/L5 Play
• Sixth Form Play
• Thirds & L4 Musical (Summer Term)
GCSE Drama and A level Theatre Studies examinations.
• Whole School Play (U4-U6) ...the girl writes
For those whose interest in the theatre is of a more technical nature, the Theatre Tech Club is a fantastic opportunity to learn about the technical aspects of drama.
HOUSE FILM FESTIVAL (AUTUMN TERM)
The House Film Festival is one of the highlights of the school year. If you have a dramatic side to your personality, and enjoy working with pupils from other year groups, make sure you audition at the start of Autumn Term. The House Film Festival is organised by members of each House in the Lower Sixth, and details will be posted nearer the time.
WRITE THE GIRL AND THE GIRL WRITES
Write the Girl is a partnership between schools and theatre professionals to support playwrights in developing the meaningful stories our young women deserve. Being part of a Write the Girl production means working with a professional playwright on an original piece of work, sharing the rehearsal space with partnering schools and being the first performers to premiere this writer’s work!
MUSIC
LEH is renowned for its music-making. There are many different ways in which you can become involved in the musical life of LEH. The activities offered change from time to time, but the following gives you an idea of the typical groups you could join:
CHOIRS
• Minchkins - Junior Choir (Thirds–L4 – non-auditioned)
• Junior Chamber Choir (L4–U4 – auditioned)
• Senior Choir (U4–U6 – non-auditioned)
• The Holles Singers (U4–U6 – auditioned)
• Cantata (U4–U6 – auditioned Chamber Choir)
• Soprano, Alto, Tenor & Bass Choir (SATB Choir) with Hampton School (U4–U6 – an auditioned Chamber Choir)
FRIDAY LIVE!
This is a regular opportunity for budding performers of all persuasions to share their talents with the rest of the School.
ENSEMBLES
• Symphony Orchestra (Thirds–U6 – auditioned)
• Senior Strings (Thirds–U6 – auditioned)
• Intermediate Strings (Thirds–U4)
• Sinfonietta (Thirds–U5 – non auditioned)
• Brass Group (Thirds–U6)
• Flute Ensemble (Thirds–U6)
• Clarinet Ensemble (Thirds–U6)
• Off the Cuff (Thirds–U6)
• Jazz Club (Thirds–U6)
• Saxophone Group (Thirds–U6)
• Rock Bands (Thirds–U6)
• Percussion Ensemble (Thirds–U6)
ABRSM PREPARATION
• Aural lessons (Grades 4, 5 & 6)
• Aural lessons (Grades 7 & 8)
• Grade 5 theory
• Sight singing
CHAMBER ENSEMBLES
In addition to these large groups there are opportunities for Music Scholars and other musicians to perform in chamber ensembles.
The following gives a flavour of the sort of ensembles run over the past few years:
• String Quartets
• String Trio
• Flute Quintet
• Opera Trio
• A cappella Vocal Quartet
• Wind Quintet
• Saxophone Quartet
• Piano Trio
• Piano Quintet
SPORT
There are many opportunities to take part in sporting activities at LEH across the year groups, whether you want to perform at the highest level, or just take part for fun and health benefits. We have a fantastic reputation for sport and are very lucky to enjoy amazing pitches, facilities and highly experienced coaches and teachers.
We enter National School competitions for our top teams in various sports, along with friendly fixtures against local schools for all age groups and teams. We also compete in the local borough competitions and have great success, giving competitive opportunities to many students at LEH. We are delighted to offer many teams in
AUTUMN AND SPRING TERMS
• Lacrosse: U12, U13, U14, U15, Seniors
• Netball: U12, U13, U14, U15, U16, Seniors
• Badminton Club
• Trampolining Club
• Cross Country Club
• Running Club
• Gymnastics
• Football Club
each year group and our general uptake is high.
There are new sports clubs starting all the time, but the following list gives you an idea of the activities and teams you can be involved in:
SUMMER TERM
• Athletics: Juniors and Intermediates
ALL YEAR
• Badminton
• Fencing
• Cricket: U12, U13, U14, U15
• Tennis: U12, U13, U14, 14 and over
• Rowing: J14, J15, J16, Seniors
• Swimming
We also offer ‘Just for fun’ clubs, and these include Badminton, Football and Recreational Swimming.
HOUSE EVENTS
The House system allows you to get to know pupils across the whole school. It’s not just about being competitive either; House meetings and House fundraising events are also a valuable part of Senior School life. Each term there are a variety of House activities for everyone to be involved in. As a House Rep you can also take responsibility for leading some of these activities. This is a selection of what we offer:
• House Debating Competitions
• Inter-House Quiz
• House Film Festival
• House Jigsaw
• House Swimming – Thirds, L4 & U4
• House Big Sing
• House Ergo Challenge
• House Lacrosse
• House Netball
• House Dance
• House Charity Events
• House Bake Off
• House Creative Arts
• House Sports Day
• House Tennis
• House Cricket
