Check out our exciting range of co-curricular activities on offer for Summer 2025. You can filter by year group, by day/time, by zone and also check whether it is a DofE compatible club. Enjoy browsing!
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We are pleased to share the choices for the Summer 2025 in the Hobby Finder above. You can look up your options by year group, by date/time or by zone. You can also see which clubs could count towards your DofE Award. Please discuss your choices with your parents/guardians before signing up to make sure your preferences align with your family logistics.
Sign-up for the Summer term which takes place in School using the SOCs platform, is on Friday 4th April 2025. Clubs will start on the first full week of term, Monday 28th April 2025.
Confidence building, participation, resilience and friendship. Co-curricular at Leighton Park has taken on different guises across the generations of Leightonians, but one thing remains a constant: our commitment to providing experiential learning opportunities which develop important skills in our students and form part of the bespoke character education profile of our School. We are an inclusive, kind and caring school which ensures this is within everyone’s reach.
Students are at the heart of everything we do, and we believe in everyone’s potential to realise their interests and talents. We listen closely to our students to reflect their passions and preferences and offer a dynamic termly programme.
Extend your intellect. Enrich your leaning and explore your passion for your favourite subjects.
Value your community. Making a difference, helping others and giving back is part of who we are as a School.
Develop your interests. Joining with like-minded students is a rewarding way to expand your awareness and build your experience.
Follow your dreams. Get involved and be inspired through our creative dance, drama, art and textiles departments.
Reach for the stars. Make some noise with our instrumental specialists, small and large ensembles, orchestra, choirs, animation, music production and music tech.
Master new talents. Take up a new hobby or build on existing skills; a fantastic way to relax and unwind whilst learning something different.
Give it your all. A variety of traditional sports and interesting options for every level of sporting prowess.
Experiment and discover. Supporting budding engineers, designers, scientists and programmers to experiment, explore and create.
Challenging students through expeditions and a focus on physical capability, skills and voluntary service for the Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards.
On Thursday 3rd April our Drama scholars were treated to a dedicated Drama workshop in the Austin Lecture theatre with our visiting LAMDA teacher, Jak Ford-Lane. Jak spent the afternoon … Read More +
Students in Years 7 to 9 had the opportunity to work with Emily Golding-Ellis, a guest teacher on the Urban Dance Hip Hop CATS programme, run by Swindon Dance, on … Read More +
Amicus, the School’s charity group, have dedicated Friday 28th March to raising money to support cataract operations in Africa through the charitable organisation, Fundación Allegro. They launched the non-collect dress … Read More +
Take the next step by selecting an option below, or if you want to drop us a quick message, you can do so with the form.
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