Co-Curricular

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

4 min read

Why art matters

The value of learning to draw in the digital age.

Marc Holmes, Director of Art & Design

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

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

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

3 min read

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

Combined Cadet Force (CCF)

Voluntary Service Programme (VSP)

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