All students are actively encouraged to fully participate in the curricular and co-curricular life of the School. This can take the form of involvement in, amongst other things, residential trips, school councils, eco committee, clubs, Army Cadets, sports teams and the numerous performing arts events and groups.
From their first day in Senior School, all students are given personal responsibility with items such as lockers and planners. In addition they are all encouraged to take up roles of responsibility for their forms, House or in one of the many clubs and activities that are run. All Year 8 students also participate in our unique Young Manager’s programme.
Independence is the key to a successful transition between primary and secondary education.
Through our academic and enrichment programme as well as through co-curricular opportunities, the Senior School seeks to create individuals who are independent and fully prepared for the challenges of post 11 and 13 secondary education.
Our Senior School excels at preparing students for the further rigours of academic studies and life in general. It is a supportive and friendly environment cherished by both staff and students.
Head of Senior School
