Daily Routine
| 0845 | Registration - Form Tutors or Assembly |
| 0900 | Period 1 |
| 0955 | Period 2 |
| 1050 | Break |
| 1110 | Period 3 |
| 1205 | Period 4 |
| Lunch (Prep School) | |
| 1300 | Period 5 |
| Lunch (Senior School & Sixth Form) | |
| 1355 | Registration |
| 1400 | Period 6 |
| 1455 | Period 7 |
| 1550 | Break |
| 1605 | Activities |
| 1700 | Buses Depart |
Saturday Mornings:
Whilst there are no formal lessons on Saturdays, there is a programme of sports fixtures, CCF events and other activities. You are encouraged - and often expected - to participate in this programme. Team games, particularly, depend on the commitment and support of all members of the team, and it is an important part of your education that you learn to do the right thing, not necessarily the easiest thing, and put yourself out for the team as a whole.
Remember, too, that a commitment is a commitment. It is not acceptable just not to fulfil it, because it is inconvenient. You will be provided with a calendar of events for the term, so that it is possible for you to plan your weekends with your parents.
PE, Games and CCF
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Year 7 |
1 period of PE |
1 period of Games [Monday] |
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Year 8 |
1 period of PE |
1 period of Games [Monday] |
1 period CCF |
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Year 9 |
1 period of PE |
1 period of Games [Tuesday] |
1 period CCF |
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Year 10 |
1 period of Games [Tuesday] |
1 period CCF |
Years 11 and above have Games coaching on Wednesday afternoons. Additional sports coaching takes place after school and sometimes on Saturdays.