Creative practice
Creative Practice brings together painting, film, drama, pottery, photography and cooking. Students develop techniques individually and with others, exploring different ways to express ideas. Practical workshops encourage experimentation with materials and approaches, using feedback to work towards a finished piece, performance or product.
Sports and outdoor challenge
Students develop their physical skills through tennis, football, basketball, futsal, ultimate frisbee and badminton. Sessions combine technique, practice and friendly competition, improving sporting ability and teamwork. Students learn to adapt their approach, support others and respond constructively to setbacks, with an emphasis on participation, fair play and enjoyment.
Flying School
[+£995 per week]
Flying School introduces the principles and practice of flying through eight 45-minute lessons. Qualified flight instructors explain how aircraft work and how pilots prepare for flight. Practical instruction covers controls and basic manoeuvres, alongside navigation, weather and flight safety. Students develop concentration, careful judgement and an understanding of the responsibilities involved in flying.
Golf
[+£300 per week]
Students develop their grip, stance and swing, alongside putting and short-game skills. Guided practice helps improve accuracy and consistency while introducing rules, etiquette and club selection. Sessions develop the decision-making and discipline involved in golf, encouraging patience, concentration and the ability to assess progress and make adjustments.
Equestrian
[+£500 per week]
Equestrian School combines riding and practical horse care. Instruction suited to students’ experience develops balance, posture and control in the saddle. Students also learn grooming, equipment use and considerate horse handling, building patience, responsibility and clear communication through their work with horses.