Extra-curricular Activities

Extra-curricular Activities

 
At John Bramston we encourage all students to extend their expertise in interests that they already have and also to explore new interests and skills. Each week throughout the term clubs and activities are run at lunch time and after school, and during the year study visits are organised, not only locally, but nationally and abroad.

The types of study visits, activities and clubs that your daughter or son could join are very varied and tailored each year to the needs and interests of our students.

The school has full use of the superb Bramston Sports Centre during the day and this provides the opportunity for students to take part in a large number of different sporting activities. There is the opportunity to represent the school in athletics, basketball, hockey, soccer, netball and volleyball. The teams are successful and there is intense competition for places. In addition to this there are general sporting opportunities such as badminton, dance, squash, swimming, trampolining and weight-training which are offered to all students in a wide range of clubs. The school also has swimming galas and sports days for each year group in the school.

Creative activities include a school orchestra and chamber orchestra, choirs, design and technology and drama, and other clubs and activities offered include computing, chess, games and quizzes, public speaking, discos and the school library.

Additionally, the school has a wide programme of study visits not only on a local basis - including trips to public libraries, churches and the zoo - but also nationally through field trips for subjects such as geography and biology. The school also organises visits abroad, including language exchange visits.

We have excellent school productions, where the music and drama departments join forces to give students the opportunity to take part in concerts, musicals and plays.

We have many contacts with local business and industry, whereby we are able to run events and competitions to introduce students to the many opportunities offered by local employers and by local clubs such as the Witham Rotary Club.

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