

Activities & Societies
Academic societies and practical activity clubs allow pupils to open up areas of interest and develop new skills outside the classroom environment. As well as allowing pupils to thrive outside the curriculum, the experiences also offer rich opportunities to enhance Higher Education applications.
Monday evenings are dedicated to a programme of societies and clubs. The Lower Sixth is encouraged to take on leadership roles within societies and clubs, setting the direction and content. Pupils who wish to take part in practical activities can choose from clubs as diverse as Polo, Clay-Pigeon Shooting, Chess, Debating and Pottery.
College academic societies cover many core subjects including English Literature, Maths, Philosophy, Psychology and Science. Pupils can choose to join a society that supports an existing area of study or one that gives them a new avenue to explore. In either case, they will benefit from varied meetings, build their presentation skills by presenting research topics and have the opportunity to hear from a range of high profile external speakers.
A full list of Activities and Clubs on offer can be found here.
“My favourite thing about College is the wide range of co-curricular opportunities available. For example, everyone does timetabled sport at least three times a week, and this has introduced me to many new sports. There is also a fantastic Music Department with many opportunities to join ensembles and perform alongside others in concerts. There is also a wide range of other activities ranging from cooking club to CCF.”
Current pupil, 2025