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Community & Facilities
Extra Curricular
Gallery
Our Specialist Status
Prospectus Downloads
School Tour
Term Dates
Extra Curricular
International
Foreign visits are very popular and serve to improve language skills and give valuable experience of working with fellow students and teachers in a non-school, residential environment. The Languages Department regularly runs educational visits abroad, particularly to France and Germany. In addition, each year over 100 students take part in ever-popular skiing holidays.
We also have an exchange programme with the Pudong Foreign Language School in Shanghai and are currently developing a further such programme with a South African school. Through the exchange of information via letters, e-mail and reciprocal visits of teachers and students these relationships add an extra dimension to the curriculum.
Visits
In addition to those international links already mentioned, the school has a tradition of offering a wide and varied programme of visits during school hours, after school and during weekends and holidays in support of the curriculum. A typical range of visits may include Creative and Performing Arts visits to New York, Chemistry Camp, Geography fieldwork in Wales, History fieldwork in Chester, Business Studies visits, a series of theatre trips throughout the year, poetry trip to the Battlefields of Northern France, Art & Design visits to art galleries in London, Liverpool and Manchester and Humanities visits to local historical sites.
International
Foreign visits are very popular and serve to improve language skills and give valuable experience of working with fellow students and teachers in a non-school, residential environment. The Languages Department regularly runs educational visits abroad, particularly to France and Germany. In addition, each year over 100 students take part in ever-popular skiing holidays.
We also have an exchange programme with the Pudong Foreign Language School in Shanghai and are currently developing a further such programme with a South African school. Through the exchange of information via letters, e-mail and reciprocal visits of teachers and students these relationships add an extra dimension to the curriculum.
Visits
In addition to those international links already mentioned, the school has a tradition of offering a wide and varied programme of visits during school hours, after school and during weekends and holidays in support of the curriculum. A typical range of visits may include Creative and Performing Arts visits to New York, Chemistry Camp, Geography fieldwork in Wales, History fieldwork in Chester, Business Studies visits, a series of theatre trips throughout the year, poetry trip to the Battlefields of Northern France, Art & Design visits to art galleries in London, Liverpool and Manchester and Humanities visits to local historical sites.
