Check out our exciting range of co-curricular activities on offer for Spring Term 2026. 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 Spring 2026 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 Spring term has now been completed. Sign up for the Summer term co-curricular programme will take place in school using the SOCs platform, at the end of the Spring term. Clubs will start on the first full week of the Summer term, Monday 20th April 2026.
We know that the adolescent brain develops best through movement, interaction and challenge. Activities that spark curiosity, connection and joy release powerful feel good hormones like dopamine and oxytocin which are essential for motivation, wellbeing and memory. That’s why our co-curricular programme is built around being with others, learning on your feet and discovering through doing.
The most sought-after employability skills are no longer just academic qualifications, but confidence, communication, resilience, creativity and collaboration. These aren’t taught by textbooks alone. They’re developed in real-time, through real experiences. That’s exactly what we embed into our co-curricular offer year on year.
Realise your creative talents through Art, Dance, Drama, Film and Music!
Help others and give back to the wider community through volunteering. Co-curricular also supports all other aspects of Bronze, Silver and Gold DofE awards.
A vast array of sporting activities on offer blending traditional team games with individual pursuits, plus mindfulness hobbies for mental wellbeing.
Pursue your vocational and academic interests through our clubs dedicated to developing future-ready skills for university, careers and beyond.
Sondheim’s dark and witty classic brings to life familiar Grimm fairy tale characters in a way that you have never seen before. Their stories intertwine but can the characters unite … Read More +
Dancers from Years 7-11 had the wonderful experience of taking part in Berkshire School’s Tone and Poise Dance Competition on Friday 6th February. Students competed in both the street and … Read More +
Our latest London Academy of Musical and Dramatic Arts (LAMDA) results have come in and our students have done it again! Leighton Park’s LAMDA results have been consistently high, with … Read More +
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