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Co-curricular Activities

The transition from young girl to young woman needs more than a classroom. It needs the kind of opportunities that come from building friendships, pushing boundaries, facing challenges and reaching goals. These are the things we offer with our co-curricular activities.

From the traditional drama, sport and music to the more daring days coasteering, kayaking, building rockets or facing the competition in head-on, high stakes debate and everything in between, The Ladies' College will give your daughter room to become the woman she wants to be.

Our busy school day is enriched by a number of lunchtime and after school co-curricular activities.

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To give an idea of the variety of co-curriculur activities available to our students, please click the links below to explore some of our most popular activities. This is by no means the complete list of what is on offer.

Senior School

Fa Chevron Right 18  De Putron Challenge
Fa Chevron Right 18  Duke of Edinburgh Awards Scheme

Sixth Form

Fa Chevron Right 18  Certificate of Enrichment
Fa Chevron Right 18  Collas Crill Moot
Fa Chevron Right 18  IoD Managment Shadowing
Fa Chevron Right 18  Work Experience

Fa Chevron Right 18  Young Enterprise

In addition to the above, we also offer:

Drama

Every year there is a whole school drama production and several smaller year group performances. Sixth Formers also run a drama club for Remove students.

Sport

In addition to curriculum sport, we also have netball, hockey, fencing, football, gymnastics, badminton, athletics, swimming and tennis clubs.

Music

We have Junior Choir and Senior Choir available to all and Junior Motet and Senior Motet Choirs with places available by audition. There are various instrumental ensembles including a Junior and Senior String Orchestra, Wind Band and chamber ensembles. Additional private music tuition is offered as well.

First Aid Training

A presentation about First Aid will be given to Lower Sixth students by a local paramedic. Students may sign-up for after-school sessions in order to gain their certificate and card. The training will give them the confidence and ability to respond in emergency situations. A small cost is incurred to pay for the 6 hours of training.

Other

We also offer a variety of lunchtime clubs and activities; entry into the annual Eisteddfod; a weekly Debating Society; a reading group; and a Christian group led by an outside agency.

 

"Our girls know how to rough it on DofE, they have the compassion to do charity work, they have a voice that drives change, they sing, dance, debate and create...and academically their results are incredible, especially in the context of the breadth of things they do"