Co-Curricular Brochure Spring Term 2021 - Leighton Park School
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Co-Curricular Brochure Spring Term 2021
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Fryer APP Fryer Mobius Board Game Fryer Prep Club Mon
Fryer Adventure Club Fryer Model Club Fryer Prep Club Tues
Fryer Board Games Fryer Netball Fryer Prep Club Weds
Fryer Book Club Fryer NEWTS Fryer Prep Club Thurs
Fryer Chinese Culture Club Fryer Rugby
Fryer & the Choc Factory Fryer Russian Culture Yr 7 Code Club
Fryer Couch to 5K Fryer Voices Yr 7 Dance
Fryer Craft Club Fryer Warhammer Yr 7 Fantastic Beasts
Fryer Drama Orchestra Yr 7 Lego Builders
Fryer Eco Schools Club
Fryer Girls' Cricket
Yr 8 Code Club
Fryer Jazz
Yr 8 Dance
Fryer Mix & Mash Art
Yr 8 Guided Relaxation
‘Last year’s words belong to last year’s language. And next year’s words
await another voice’, I wonder what T.S Eliot would have thought and
written had he been commenting on 2020. I am sure we are all keen to
start 2021 with hope for a better year than the last, and the good news is
that the Spring Co-Curricular programme is geared to help you do just
that. It is filled with new options and a real focus on STEAM to kick off
2021 with a bang! For where would we be without pioneering scientists
at this crucial point in our collective history?
This term you could try our Code Club or Lego Builders group for Fryer,
Origami or Artful Maths for Year 9 or perhaps you see yourself entering
competitions through our Science Essay Writing group for Sixth Form?
Budding Year 10 Engineers might want to join our STEAM Design &
Build Club or sign up for the STEAM Projects Club which is geared
towards the CREST awards. Debating Matters is a new society for the
Lower Sixth and NEWTS (our amazing Nature, Environmental and
Wildlife Taskforce) is back in Fryer for those interested in supporting our
Eco Schools initiative. Remember you have year group Prep Club
options too should you need a quiet space to work before tea.
Have a fantastic time making your choices and most importantly, have
fun when you get to your activity.
In friendship,
Natasha Coccia
Assistant Head, Co-Curricular
Year 9 Year 10 Year 11
Yr 9 APP Yr 10 APP Yr 11 Acapella
Yr 9 Artful Maths Yr 10 Book Club Yr 11 APP
Yr 9 Book Club Yr 10 Design and Build Yr 11 Artist Development
Yr 9 Dance Yr 10 Girls' Rugby Yr 11 Basketball
Yr 9 Drama Club Yr 10 Guided Relaxation Yr 11 Jazz
Yr 9 Football Yr 10 Intro to Latin Studies Yr 11 Wellbeing
Yr 9 Jazz Yr 10 Jazz Orchestra
Yr 9 Junior Maths Yr 10 Knitting Senior Choir
Yr 9 Music Production Yr 10 Music Production Yr 11 Prep Club Monday
Yr 9 Sewing Bee Yr 10 NEWTS Yr 11 Prep Club Tuesday
Yr 9 The Art of Paper Yr 10 Open Art Yr 11 Prep Club Wednesday
Orchestra Yr 10 Steam Project Yr 11 Prep Club Thursday
Senior Choir Yr 10 Production Tartuffe
Yr 9 Prep Club Monday Orchestra
Yr 9 Prep Club Tuesday Senior Choir
Yr 9 Prep Club Wednesday Yr 10 Prep Club Monday
Yr 9 Prep Club Thursday Yr 10 Prep Club Tuesday
Yr 10 Prep Club Wednesday
Yr 10 Prep Club Thursday
You will notice the all activities are now colour coded
helping you identify which clubs count towards which
element of the Duke of Edinburgh Award. All students in
Year 9 upwards have the opportunity to get involved in
this fantastic achievement award. Through DofE, you will
make friends and memories and build traits like
confidence, resilience and self-esteem, which can benefit
mental health. You’ll gain skills and attributes for work and
life, like problem-solving, team-working and self-
motivation – and you’ll achieve an Award that’s recognised
by top employers and can help you stand out when
applying for university or jobs.
To achieve their Award, participants must
complete four sections: Skills, Volunteering, Physical
and their Expedition. Looking for a great ‘skill’ opportunity?
Give NEWTS or music a try. Super sporty? Why not sign up
Isaac Walker to sign up to football or dance for your physical?
Outdoor Education Manager /
DofE Co-ordinator
Sixth Form Senior Choir Lower Sixth
Sixth Form Amicus Orchestra Lower Sixth Aspiring
High
Sixth Form Amnesty Int'l
Sixth Form Prep Club Mon Lower Sixth Debating
Sixth Form Casting
Matters
Controversy Sixth Form Prep Club Tues
Sixth Form Cooking for Uni
Lower Sixth EPQ - Tues
Sixth Form Prep Club Weds
Sixth Form Drawing Club
Sixth Form Prep Club Thurs
Lower Sixth EPQ - Weds
Sixth Form Eco Schools
Sixth Form GSA Upper Sixth
Lower Sixth EPQ - Thurs
Upper Sixth EPQ - Tues
Sixth Form Jazz
Upper Sixth EPQ - Weds Lower Sixth Literary
Upper Sixth EPQ - Thurs
Sixth Form Philosophy Writers' Club
Upper Sixth Guided
Sixth Form Senior Maths Lower Sixth Social
Relaxation
Enterprise
Sixth Form Science Essay Upper Sixth Music
Sixth Form Yoga Production
Fryer
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Fryer APP Fryer Adventure Club Fryer Board Games
Thursday: 16.20 - 17.15 Friday: 13.30 - 14.10 Wednesday: 16.20 - 17.15
By invitation only, our A chance to try out some new
Throughout the year you can have
Advanced Performers' board games that can all be
the opportunity to explore the
Programme in Sport focuses played in under an hour.
Park grounds in a new way. Enjoy
on fitness training, nutrition Improve your planning and
exciting sessions such as shelter
and psychology. Building on strategy, indulge your co-
building, navigation, camp fires
the core speed, agility and operation and competitive
and first aid. Love adventure? Join
strength skills needed to be streak, and have fun with
Adventure Club.
one of the elite. friends.
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Fryer Book Club Fryer Chinese Culture Fryer & The Chocolate Factory
Monday 16.20 - 17.15 Monday 16.20 - 17.15 Wednesday: 16.20 - 17.15
Come and join us for a friendly Immerse youself in the glorious
chat about anything to do with world of chocolate. From
Discover Festivals, life traditions,
books and reading. Bourneville to Cadbury and
holiday activities, sports and food
Recommend your favourites, beyond this Club will transform
in China
learn about new titles, expand you into a chocolate
your knowledge and have fun! connoiseur.
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Fryer Couch to 5K Fryer Craft Club Fryer Drama
Thursday 16.20-17.15 Wednesday: 16.20 - 17.15 Thursday: 13.30-14.10
Running for those who don't
think they can run! We follow a
Improvisation, physical theatre,
simple, tried and tested Time to sit and do something
games and script work are all
programme that over the term "crafty", maybe kintting, crochet,
features of this weekly Drama
will take you from running for cross-stitch, card-making,
Club for the Lower School.
60 seconds t0 40 minutes. whatever you fancy.
Come along and give it a try.
Good for the body, mind and
soul.
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Fryer Eco Schools Fryer Girls' Cricket Fryer Jazz
Tuesday: 16.20-17.15 Tuesday: 16.20 - 17.15 Thursday: 13.30 - 14.10
Our popular Fryer Jazz sessions
Do you want to make a
are run by specialist Stuart who
difference in School? Would
Start learning a new sport this will be sure to have you foot
you like to find out how to save
term or develop your cricket skills tapping to the beat. Improvise
the planet through decreasing
with a fun and accessible game of in the front line, sing with a
waste and being more
Kwik Cricket for all abilities. Jazz group or be the driving
environmentally friendly. If so,
force behind the band in the
this is the club for you.
rhythm section.
DofE Volunteering DofE Skill DofE Physical STEAM Hobby
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Fryer Mix & Mash Art Fryer Mobius Board Game Fryer Model Club
Monday: 16.20 - 17.15 Tuesday: 16.20-17.15 Wednesday: 16.20 - 17.15
Lots of crafty projects and In this club members can bring
creative activities both in the along pre-designed models
Board games to help improve your
Art classroom and outside. like Airfix kits, or build a model
mathematical skills as well as
Mostly led by Ella but if you from scratch allowing their
develop strategies to deal with
have something super you creativity to shine through. In
multi-step problem-solving, spatial
know how to make and want the club we will also paint and
reasoning and pattern recognition.
to share with the group, ideas decorate the models if
are welcome! appropriate.
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Fryer Netball Fryer NEWTS Fryer Rugby
Wednesday: 16.20 - 17.15 Friday: 13.30 - 14.10 Monday: 16.20 - 17.15
A series of half-term projects to
support bio-diversity and
sustainability at LP. From who can
Netball for Fryers on hard Rugby training for boys and
grow the biggest oak seedling to
courts. girls in Fryer on the astro.
designing a wildlife and well-being
garden and window box
challenge.
10 Fryer Russian Culture 18 14
Orchestra Fryer Voices
Club
Tuesday: 16.20 - 17.15 Tuesday: 13.30 - 14.10
Monday: 16.20 - 17.15
An exciting and fun Orchestra
playing modern and
Come and learn about the A fun and lively vocal group for
contemporary music. If you love
fascinating language and all voices in Fryer to build
playing in an ensemble with a big
culture of Russia, explored confidence, musicality and
sound, we would love you to join
through its film, music and community.
us. This term you will be playing in
food.
bubbles.
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Fryer Warhammer Fryer Prep Club Year 7 Code Club
Wednesday: 16.20 - 17.15 Monday - Thursday: 16.20 - 17.15 Monday: 16.20 - 17.15
Need some support with your
Progress through various
homework? Have a project that
projects to create games,
Modelling, painting and requires concentration and a quiet
animations and web pages.
gamng with Warhammer, Age space? Join our Fryer prep club on
This is a brilliant, fun activity
of Sigmar miniatures. Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays
regardless of your previous
and Thursdays after Period 6 in
coding experience
Peckover.
DofE Volunteering DofE Skill DofE Physical STEAM Hobby
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Year 7 Dance Year 7 Fantastic Beasts Year 7 Lego Builders Club
Wednesday: 13.30 - 14.10 Wednesday: 16.20 - 17.15 Tuesday: 16.20 - 17.15
Developing your skills in
performance and also in
choreography. Creating dance A quiet room club where students Building Lego in a team. You
pieces for the "Let's Dance" can turn their hand to creating will take turns o be the builder,
Annual Performance evening some cool pieces of origami. supplier and engineer.
in 2021 and the ISA Dance
Competition.
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Year 8 Code Club Year 8 Dance Year 8 Guided Relaxation
Monday: 16.20-17.15 Thursday: 13.30 - 14.10 Tuesday: 13.30 - 14.00
Trained staff will guide you
Progress through various Developing your skills in through relaxation techniques
projects to create games, performance and also in to help you feel calmer and
animations and web pages. choreography. Creating dance refreshed if you are feeling
This is a brilliant, fun activity pieces for the "Let's Dance" Annual tense, stressed, and
regardless of your previous Performance evening in 2021 and overwhelmed or you just want
coding experience the ISA Dance Competition. a little time to yourself. Bring
headphones.
DofE Volunteering DofE Skill DofE Physical STEAM Hobby
Year 9
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Year 9 APP Year 9 Artful Maths Year 9 Book Club
Tuesday: 16.20-17.15 Thursday: 16.20-17.15 Wednesday: 16.20 - 17.15
By invitation only, our D
Advanced Performers' Come and join us for a friendly
If you like patterns, shapes,
Programme in Sport focuses chat about anything to do with
geometry and drawing, join us for
on fitness training, nutrition books and reading.
some maths in art fun. We will
and psychology. Building on Recommend your favourites,
draw, have a try at Islamic art and
the core speed, agility and learn about new titles, expand
modern art.
strength skills needed to be your knowledge, have fun!
one of the elite.
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Year 9 Dance Year 9 Drama Club Year 9 Football
Thursday: 16.20 - 17.15 Tuesday: 16.20-17.15 Thursday: 16.20 - 17.15
Developing your skills in
Come and explore naturalism in
performance and also in
this weekly acting class.
choreography. Creating dance Football training this term with
Opportunities to perform in
pieces for the "Let's Dance" coaching tips and a focus on
duologues, triads and a company
Annual Performance evening tactics and fun.
performance, as part of a
in 2021 and the ISA Dance
showcase later in the year.
Competition.
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Year 9 Jazz Year 9 Junior Maths Club Year 9 Music Prod.
Tuesday: 13-15 - 13.45 Wednesday: 16.20 - 17.15 Wednesday: 16.20 - 17.15
Our popular Jazz sessions are
run by specialist Stuart
Improve your problem solving Learn how to create music and
Henderson who will be sure to
skills and learn about collaborating sound on the computer using
have you foot tapping to the
with others, a most important skill Digital Audio Workstations
beat. Improvise in the front
as we prepare for future team (Logic Pro X, Garageband,
line, sing with a Jazz group or
Maths competitions. Cubase).
be the driving force behind the
band in the rhythm section.
DofE Volunteering DofE Skill DofE Physical STEAM Hobby
Year 9 Year 9
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Year 9 Sewing Bee Orchestra Senior Choir
Monday: 16.20-17.15 Tuesday: 16.20 - 17.15 Monday: 16.20-17.15
An exciting and fun Orchestra Do you love singing? Would
A class for beginners where playing modern and you like the opportunity to go
you can learn to use a sewing contemporary music. If you love on an international music tour?
machine; the intention is that playing in an ensemble with a big This term we will be a large 4
you make a craft item of your sound, we would love you to join part/bubble vocal group
choice. us. This term you will be playing in singing a fun and lively
bubbles. repertoire.
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Yr 9 The Art of Paper
Tuesday: 16.20 - 17.15
From making paper to
construction and folding 2D
into 3D. Reduce paper waste
and repurpose it into
something unique and
beautiful. For crafters and
those who enjoy structural
architecture and sculpture.
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Year 9 Prep Club
Monday - Thursday: 16.20 - 17.15
Need some support with your
homework? Have a project that
requires concentration and a
quiet space? Join our Year 9
Prep Club after Period 6,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
or Thursday.
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DofE Volunteering DofE Skill DofE Physical STEAM Hobby
Year 10 Year 10
Year 10 APP
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Year 10 Book Club # Yr 10 Design & Build
Monday: 16.20 - 17.15 Thursday 16.20 - 17.15 Tuesday: 16.20 - 17.15
By invitation only, our
Advanced Performers' Come and join us for a friendly
Programme in Sport focuses chat about anything to do with An opportunity for you to come
on fitness training, nutrition books and reading. Recommend and use the workshop for your
and psychology. Building on your favourites, learn about new own projects or repair some of
the core speed, agility and titles, expand your knowledge and LP's bikes and other items.
strength skills needed to be have fun!
one of the elite.
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Year 10 Girls' Rugby Yr 10 Guided Relaxation Yr 10 Intro to Latin Studies
Thursday 16.20-17.15 Friday: 13.15-13.40 Thursday: 16.20-17.15
Do you need to let out some A wonderful way to discover
Trained staff will guide you
GCSE stress? Come and along what the Romans have done
through relaxation techniques to
and try rugby! This girls only for us and try something not
help you feel calmer and refreshed
club will allow you to learn the always available in other
if you are feeling tense, stressed,
basics of rugby before schools. Complements a range
and overwhelmed or you just want
evenutally working towards of interests and GCSE subjects,
a little time to yourself. Bring
playing in a game scenario. No suitable for historians, linguists,
headphones.
previous experience needed. artists and more!
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Year 10 Jazz Year 10 Knitting Year 10 Music Production
Monday: 13.15 - 13.45 Wednesday: 16.20 - 17.15 Thursday: 16.20 - 17.15
Our popular Jazz sessions are
run by specialist Stuart
Learn how to create music and
Henderson who will be sure to A knitting club for Year 10 led by
sound on the computer using
have you foot tapping to the Bev. A great combination of craft
Digital Audio Workstations
beat. Improvise in the front and conversation whilst learning a
(Logic Pro X, Garageband,
line, sing with a Jazz group or new skill and supporting charities.
Cubase).
be the driving force behind the
band in the rhythm section.
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Year 10 NEWTS
Thursday 16.20-17.15
A series of half-term projects to
support bio diversity and
sustainability at LP. From who
can grow the biggest oak
seedling to designing a
wildlife and wellbeing garden
and window box challenge.
DofE Volunteering DofE Skill DofE Physical STEAM HobbyYear 10
Year 10 Open Art
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Yr 10 Prod. Tartuffe # Yr 10 Steam Project
Wednesday: 16.20-17.15 Tuesday: 13-15 - 13.45 Wednesday: 16.20-17.15
A session for GCSE students to Are you passionate about a
extend their studio time and Continuation of rehearsals - tread particular idea or issue? Come
work on coursework with staff the boards in Moliere's most and develop it in a Project in
support. Enables students to famous theatrical comedy. STEAM and let your idea "fly",
strengthen skills and extend Directed by Damon, learn the art receiving formal recognition of
learning with more individual of farce, timing and melodrama a CREST award at the same
specialist skills, both digital and through this wonderful play. time.
practical.
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Senior Choir Orchestra Year 10 Prep Club
Monday: 16.20 - 17.15 Tuesday: 16.20 - 17.15 Monday - Thursday: 16.20 - 17.15
Need some support with your
Do you love singing? Would An exciting and fun Orchestra homework? Have a project
you like the opportunity to go playing modern and that requires concentration
on an international music tour? contemporary music. If you love and a quiet space? Join our
This term we will be a large 4 playing in an ensemble with a big Prep Club on Mondays,
part/bubble vocal group sound, we would love you to join Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
singing a fun and lively us. This term you will be playing in Thursdays after Period 6.
repertoire. bubbles.
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DofE Volunteering DofE Skill DofE Physical STEAM HobbyYear 11
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Year 11 APP Year 11 Artist Development
Year 11 Acapella
Wednesday: 16.20 - 17.15 Wednesday: 16.20 - 17.15
Lunchtimes
By invitation only, our Advanced Invitation only club for aspiring
Performers' Programme in Sport musical artists to develop your
By invitation only, this quartet
focuses on fitness training, creative talent. Work with
will meet on Fridays of Week 1
nutrition and psychology. Building dedicated Music Dept staff to
and Thursdays of Week 2 to
on the core speed, agility and expand your capability and
prepare a repertoire for their
strength skills needed to be one of record material to demonstrate
ever growing audience.
the elite. your prowess and progression.
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Year 11 Basketball Year 11 Jazz Year 11 Well-being
Wednesday: 16.20 - 17.15 Monday: 13.45 - 14.15 Wednesday: 16.20 - 17.15
Our popular Fryer Jazz sessions are
run by Music specialist Stuart With exam season
Shooting hoops with coaching Henderson who will be sure to approaching in this most
and training, come and have you foot tapping to the beat. extraordinary of times, these
practice your game in this Year Improvise in the front line, sing weekly sessions will explore
11 only Club. with a Jazz group or be the driving how to stay happy and focus of
force behind the band in the mental well-being
rhythm section. Join in!
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Year 11 Prep Club Orchestra Senior Choir
Monday - Thursday: 16.20 - 17.15 Tuesday: 16.20 - 17.15 Monday: 16.20 - 17.15
Need some support with your An exciting and fun Orchestra Do you love singing? Would
homework? Have a project playing modern and you like the opportunity to go
that requires concentration contemporary music. If you love on an international music tour?
and a quiet space? Join our playing in an ensemble with a big This term we will be a large 4
prep club on Mondays, sound, we would love you to join part/bubble vocal group
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and us. This term you will be playing in singing a fun and lively
Thursdays after Period 6. bubbles. repertoire.
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DofE Volunteering DofE Skill DofE Physical STEAM HobbySixth Form
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6th Form Amicus 6th Form Amnesty International 6th Form Casting Controversy
Tuesday: 16.20 - 17.15
Friday: 13.15 - 13.40 Wednesday: 16.20 - 17.15
Join this student led activity A student-led group with Tom as
Podcasts - Dig through the
and take charge of organising your guide on the side. This group
evidence and argue your case
charity events at Leighton is focused on human rights and
in a recorded debate: let the
Park. Come and be a change- campaigning through Amnesty
listeners decide.
maker. International.
6th Form Cooking for ## ## ##
6th Form Drawing Club 6th Form EcoSchools
University
Tuesday: 16.20 - 17.15 Wednesday: 13.30 - 14.10
Monday: 16.20 - 17.15
A fun session where you will From life drawing, plein air
Driving real change on how
get to try out a range of sweet painting, watching art films to
sustainable our School is. Take
and savoury recipes which you making your own oil paint,
an idea from inspiration to
can use in the future. The aim Drawing Club will help you
action, learn to negotiate and
is that everyone can eat or take improve your technical skills, try
persuade peers and staff to
their culinary creations home new materials and take a breather
adopt new ways of consuming.
with them. after a busy day.
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6th Form GSA 6th Form Jazz
Society
Monday lunchtime Friday: 13.15 - 13.45
Wednesday: 16.20 - 17.15
Our popular Jazz sessions are run
Your opportunity to think
Student-led gender and by specialist Stuart Henderson
about and discuss life's most
sexuality alliance exploring who will be sure to have you foot
fascinating questions: "What's
relevant issues and offering tapping to the beat. Improvise in
the meaning of life?", "Does
weekly support sessions for the front line, sing with a Jazz
God exist?", "Should I be
those interested in inclusion group or be the driving force
vegan?" and "Do I really know
and diversity. behind the band in the rhythm
anything at all?"
section.
## 6th Form Scientific Essay -91 ##
6th Frm Senior Maths 6th Form Yoga
Writing
Monday: 16.20 - 17.15 Tuesday: 16.20 - 17.15
Tuesday: 16.20 - 17.15
If you wish to apply for a science
Taught, structured lessons in
related degree at a top university,
Advanced Problems Solving in
the ability to research and write
preparation for STEP, MAT, Breathe, stretch, relax and
scientific articles is a vital skill. Join
TSA+. Some team maths and unwind in this yoga class with
scientific essay writing to develop
explore the philosophy of Isabelle.
this skill and enter national
mathematics and key maths
competitions. Add serious weight
topics of our time.
to any personal statement.
DofE Volunteering DofE Skill DofE Physical STEAM HobbySixth Form
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L6th Debating Matters
Thursday: 16.20 - 17.15 Wednesday: 16.20 - 17.15
We will engage as a circle of
In this club we will develop writers, discussing literature
thinking, speaking, presentation and exploring creative idea.
and research skills. We will work in There will be lots of time to
a collaborative manner to build write freely and share your
self-confidence before you launch writing in a comfortable,
into a full-scale debate. respectful and creative
environment.
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L6th Social Enterprise L6th Aspiring High
Thursday: 16.20 - 17.15 Thursday: 16.20 - 17.15
Medicine and Oxbridge
You will be encouraged to identify applicants must attend this
a business opportunity and form a important academic
company in School to bring your enrichment club. You will
idea to success. You will also be benefit from skills-building
provided with coaching on how to activities, support and
become a successful entrepreneur. discussion as you move
forward with applications.
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U6th EPQ U6th Guided Relaxation U6th Music Prod.
Tues/Weds/ Thurs: 16.20 - 17.15 Monday: 13.30 - 14.00 Thursday lunchtime
Stressed about exams? Feeling
Learn how to create music and
Completing your amazing tense? Our guided relaxation
sound on the computer using
EPQs, these sessions will focus sessions will help put you in the
Digital Audio Workstations
your attention on crossing the right frame of mind at the start of
(Logic Pro X, Garageband,
finishing line. your week. Join Amie in the Dance
Cubase).
Studio.
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Orchestra Senior Choir 6th Form Prep Club
Tuesday: 16.20 - 17.15 Monday: 16.20 - 17.15 Monday - Thursday: 16.20 - 17.15
An exciting and fun Orchestra Need some support with your
Do you love singing? Would you
playing modern and homework? Have a project
like the opportunity to go on an
contemporary music. If you that requires concentration
international music tour? This
love playing in an ensemble and a quiet space? Join our
term we will be a large 4
with a big sound, we would Prep Club on Mondays,
part/bubble vocal group singing a
love you to join us. This term Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
fun and lively repertoire.
you will be playing in bubbles. Thursdays after Period 6.
DofE Volunteering DofE Skill DofE Physical STEAM HobbySixth Form
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If you should have any questions about the Spring Term Co-Curricular Programme, contact:
Natasha Coccia Assistant Head, Co-Curricular Email: natashacoccia@leightonpark.comYou can also read
