Activities
We run over 30 different activities each week – from sports clubs to academic and self-development activities, all of which look great on a university application. Every student has different goals and we work with each individual to help them find activities they enjoy. We can also help students access additional clubs in the local area or offer support to start their own club or society at the school.
As Cambridge is a university town, there is always a lot to do – particularly popular with our students are the Cambridge Science Festival and the Cambridge Festival of Ideas which are run annually by the University of Cambridge.
Activities vary each academic year. Some activities may incur an additional cost. Activities may include:
Arts
- Dance
- Fun Art
- Literature
- Origami
- Textiles Craft
Sports
- Badminton
- Basketball
- Football
- Rowing
- Running
- Table Tennis
- Tennis
- U16 Football
- Volleyball
Academic
- Book
- Chemistry
- Chess
- Coding
- Current Affairs
- Electronics
- German
- Model UN
- Robotics
- STEM
- Step Up Maths
Leadership
- Christian Society
- Debating
- Duke of Edinburgh
- E-Sports
- Young Enterprise
Please note: available activities may change as we welcome and try to accommodate student requests.
2025 Trips
Salzburg, Austria 8th-12th April 2025
Approx. £1200 (inclusive of transport, bed and breakfast and attractions)
Edinburgh, Scotland 28th February – 2nd March 2025
Approx. £600 (inclusive of transport, bed and breakfast and attractions)
Travel documents
It is the responsibility of the student/students guardians to ensure they have the correct travel documents to visit the country to which we are traveling to.
Insurance
Insurance must be arranged by the student/students guardians. It must cover medical emergencies and repatriation as a bare minimum. Baggage and belonging cover is also strongly advised.
Students are expected to follow rules, cooperate, be considerate and participate in all activities.
Firm guidelines will be given for behaviour, curfews, rendezvous times, etc.
Punctuality is extremely important for the enjoyment of all.
Students, when appropriate will be given the freedom to explore an environment or engage in an activity away from direct supervision but within clearly identified and agreed boundaries. They will be required to stay in small groups.
