Whether through sport, music, the arts, STEM, service or leadership, every pupil is encouraged to embrace new experiences and make the most of every opportunity.
Whether competing on the sports field, performing on stage, participating in Duke of Edinburgh, debating global issues or making a meaningful contribution through community partnerships and charity work, pupils gain experiences that develop confidence, character and a strong sense of purpose alongside academic success.
Our co-curricular programme reflects our commitment to developing accomplished, compassionate and confident young people, equipped with the skills, experiences and ambition to thrive well beyond school life.
Our programme of educational visits, residential experiences and international partnerships reflects our belief that learning should extend far beyond the classroom. From subject-specific fieldwork and academic study tours to cross-curricular expeditions, these experiences offer opportunities for adventure, cultural exploration and shared experiences, creating lasting memories alongside meaningful learning.
Whether exploring the battlefield history of WWI in Belgium, conducting geographical fieldwork in Iceland, experiencing Japanese culture, visiting NASA, performing on international choir tours, or competing in overseas sporting fixtures, every journey is carefully designed to enrich academic learning while inspiring curiosity, resilience and independence. These purposeful educational experiences and recreational opportunities, from ski expeditions to sailing voyages on Scotland’s west coast, encourage teamwork, challenge and personal growth.
Our longstanding partnerships in India, Model United Nations programme and global exchanges further develop cultural understanding, empathy and meaningful connections with schools and communities around the world. Together, these exceptional opportunities cultivate internationally minded young people who are intellectually curious, culturally aware and ready to make a positive contribution wherever life takes them.
An English club for anyone interested in reading, literature and sharing ideas with others. A space to discuss the texts being studied and explore all things English.
Examining wildlife, biodiversity and sustainability, from jumping spiders and honey bees to protecting our ecosystems.
Exploring a wide range of moral and ethical issues through discussion, collaboration and consensus with opportunities to compete nationally.
Uncover the stories, creatures and beliefs that have shaped cultures around the world-and help choose which mythologies are uncovered this year.
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of our campus or, if you’re ready, apply for admission.
