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Extracurricular Activities Programme

The Extracurricular Activities Programme open to the pupils is very broad and is a key part of their education. Many activities are organised on-site taking full advantage of the School’s large estate with great benefits also to the outdoor loving boy. Unlike many schools, the timetable is constructed to ensure they are not restricted by it in their choices.

The pupils are expected and encouraged to take part in activities and to develop as broad a range of interests as possible. They discover passions and enthusiasms which benefit all aspects of their lives including their performance in class. They learn to socialise and become independent. Their sense of wonder and enquiry is stimulated and their enthusiasm and confidence in having a go at new things is fostered.

Brockhurst school extracurricular cycling

Brockhurst boys extracurricular robotics

On-site activities:

The pupils can play golf, learn clay pigeon and rifle shooting and enjoy camping, bush-craft, fencing, judo, trout fishing and riding (including adventures to our farm on Exmoor), model making, dance, building robots and flying drones, table tennis and snooker, photography and mountain biking among others.

Self-development

Equally importantly, time is also found for the pupils to create their own entertainment. The value of this lies in stimulating their imaginations and encouraging them to invent games, climb trees, build their own dens, socialise together and just have time and space to themselves - sometimes even, just to sit and think.

Activity
Art and Design
Art Club: Sewing & Textiles
Art Club: Arts & Crafts
Art Club: Pottery
Art Course: Polymer Clay Animals (Forms 4, 5 & 6)
Art Course: Drawing Faces (Forms 1, 2 & 3)
Art Course: Painting and Mixed Medium (Forms 1, 2 & 3)
Performing Arts
Ballet
Speech & Drama
IT & Technology
eSports
Computing and Coding
Creative Media
DT Club
DT Course
Robotics
Languages
Classical Greek
Italian
Mandarin
Russian
Sport
Air Rifle Shooting
Assault Course & Zip Wire
Fencing
Golf
Judo
Swimming (Extra)
Swimming (Squad)
Table Tennis
Yoga
Evening Sport Academies
Cricket Academy
Football Academy
Hockey Academy
Netball Academy
Rugby Academy
Tennis (Group Coaching)
Tennis (Individual)
Mini Tennis
Outdoor Pursuits
Riding
Mountain Biking
Claypigeon Shooting
Evening Fly Fishing (Summer Term Only)
Bush Craft
Clubs & Enrichment
Archaeology Club
Boules
Baking
Book Club
Chess
Codebreaking Club
Cookery Classes
Croquet
Eco Club
Gardening (Summer Term Only)
Greek Mythology
Lego Club
Remote Control Car Racing
Music Ensembles
Flute Group
Guitar Group
R & B Band
Swing Band
Chamber Choir
Junior Choir
Junior Orchestra
Music Composition Club
Music Theory
Individual Music Lessons
Cello
Clarinet
Drums
Flute
Guitar (Classical and Electric)
Piano
Saxophone
Singing
Trumpet
Viola
Violin
Weekend Courses
Art
Bush Craft
Cycling Proficiency
Drone Flying License
Excursions
Extra Swimming
Fly Fishing
Indian Cooking
Pony Club
Rookie Lifesaving