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Pupils Explore New Opportunities at Activities Fayre

Third and Fourth Form pupils discover the wide range of clubs and activities on offer beyond the classroom.

There was a real sense of excitement in the air as Third and Fourth Form pupils gathered in Big Classical for this year’s Activities Fayre.

With 25 clubs and activities on offer, pupils had the opportunity to explore the wide range of co-curricular experiences available and speak directly with the staff who lead them. From Chess Club, Book Club and Debating Club to Drama Club, School of Rock and Film Making, there was something to inspire every interest.

The Fayre encouraged pupils to step outside their comfort zones, try something new and discover opportunities to pursue existing passions. Whether developing new skills, taking on fresh challenges or simply spending time with friends, the event highlighted the breadth of experiences available beyond the classroom.

Reflecting Cheltenham College’s commitment to a well-rounded education, the Activities Fayre showcased the many ways pupils can enrich their school experience, build confidence and develop lasting interests.

A student in uniform holding a laptop talks to a teacher in a patterned dress. They stand in a wood-panelled room, while another student walks in the background.
A man gestures and speaks to a boy in a suit near a camera set-up in a room with wooden panelling. The man appears to be explaining something, and the boy listens attentively.
A group of students in uniforms stand and talk indoors, some holding Rubik's cubes, whilst a woman in a white blouse listens to a boy in a suit.