Co-Curricular

The LAMDA department explain how the country’s oldest dramatic arts academy can help pupils to develop the skills that employers crave.

The LAMDA department

3 min read

Why sport is a fixture of our curriculum

Why do we insist on running a weekly timetable that involves compulsory games afternoons for all pupils? Our Director of Sport explains…

Matt Ruxton, Director of Sport

Co-Curricular

5 min read

Why ‘Co’ and not ‘Extra’ Curricular?

The Co-Curricular programme gives real opportunities for pupils to take a lead, take responsibility for their activity, build enthusiasm for their chosen pursuit, and build a passion for life.

Roger Wall, Deputy Head (Co-Curricular)

2 min read

Drama: A risk worth taking

Our Head of Drama explains why taking risks and learning from our mistakes is key to succeeding in any task.

Nic Saunders, Head of Drama

Sports fixtures & results

The Football Programme: Developing more than just footballers

The Senior Elite Football Programme is about more than football, it is about the holistic development of the individual.

Luke Webb, Director of Football

4 min read

Debating: An important Bradfield tradition

Why the Debating Society is increasingly relevant in a “post-truth” world.

Stuart Williams, Master in Charge of Debating

3 min read

The Bradfield Diploma: Cultivating the personal development of our pupils

Taken in the GCSE years, the Bradfield Diploma helps us to produce better-organised and more contributing all-rounders.

Roger Keeley, Director of the Diploma

2 min read

Music: For the mind, body & soul

As education becomes more results driven, music provides a counterbalance, placing each person at the centre of their own learning.

Matt Lowe, Director of Music

Combined Cadet Force (CCF)

Community Service Programme (VSP)

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