Enrichment at WellingtonStretch and Grow!What do you value?

The clubs and societies are what give you the freedom to do what you want to do at Wellington.

No compulsory subjects

No prescribed topics

No obligatory tasks

Just your interests, your dreams, your motivations.

So what do you want to do?

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Enrichment at WellingtonStretch and Grow!

This guide is for everyone at Wellington to introduce the Clubs and Societies on offer.

There really is something for everyone here. Many of these activities are unique passions of the staff running them and may not be readily available to pupils again. Don’t leave Wellington regretting not taking an opportunity!

The details included outline the activity, who it is open to and when it takes place. We encourage all members of the College community to stretch their interests into something new, and to grow their skills in existing areas!

If you have any questions about the information below please contact the named staff in charge or contact Mr Kirkham on sjk@wellingtoncollege.org.uk. Similarly, if you wish to adapt or create a club yourself email or chat to Mr Kirkham. We warmly welcome pupil led activities and will support you in any way we can.

What will you stretch or grow?1. Your mind – mental challenge, interest and intrigue Page 3

2. Your expression and communication - drama, dance and media

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3. Your spirit of adventure – looking for a challenge? Page 14

4. Your body – sports Page 16

5. Your soul – spiritual and religious activities Page 22

6. Your humanity – helping others Page 24

7. Your gourmet credentials Page 25

8. Your musicality – Musical ensembles and groups Page 26

9. Overview and timetable

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Index

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1. Your mind – mental challenge, interest and intrigueAmnesty

Amnesty International is a global organisation that works to combat human rights abuses around the world. It operates by bringing awareness to issues which are often neglected, and putting pressure on the perpetrator by organising petitions. Amnesty at Wellington College is a society which collaborates with the branch of Amnesty for the UK based in London. All are welcome! We meet every other Friday at 4.45pm in the Moral Room of the Library. Most of what we accomplish at school is getting the student body, faculty, staff, and administration to sign our petitions which we then send along to the 'home base' in London. We also host a range of speakers who are presenting on human rights and often their own experiences.

Who is it open to? All pupilsWhere? Moral Room, LibraryWhen? Alternate FridaysWho to contact? Ariadne Lemieux-Cumberlege or Cecilia Bell

Book Chat

Friendly, informal group which meets every Wednesday break in the Library from 10.45 – 11.15am to chat about books. You can get first pick of the new books, talk about what you like to read or maybe choose to read the same book as the rest of the group. Open to all year groups and we always have great refreshments!In the summer term you can become a “Carnegie Critic” and read and judge books on the “Carnegie Book Prize” shortlist.

Book Chat FAQs

Do I have to come every week? No, we know that sometimes other commitments mean that you can’t come every week. Please come along when you can, we’d love to see you!

What year group is it for? Everyone! If you like reading then this is the group for you – it doesn’t matter what year you’re in.

Do we all have to read the same book? No, but if you all decide at some point that you’d like to read the same book then we can get copies for you.

Will there be snacks? Yes! And fruit juice!3

Can I bring a friend? Yes, of course, the more the merrier.

Who is it open to? All years When does it happen? Wednesday break 10.45 - 11.15amWho is in charge? Mrs Atherton

Classics Society

Classics Society aims to put on about 5 events a term, a mixture of trips to plays, debates, and talks by visiting experts, staff and pupils. Events are advertised to classes within department and to the school as a whole – all are welcome to come to any event. Listen out for announcements and contact Dr Cromarty

Who is it open to? All yearsWhen does it happen? Look out for the emailsWho is in charge? Dr Cromarty

Classical Hebrew

Classical Hebrew is available on request from Dr Williams and open to all students and all staff. It runs in PR4, in the Philosophy and Religion Department. Sessions are available on request; if there is enough interest, we’ll set up scheduled classes. Former club members have gone on to read Theology at Oxford; learning Classical Hebrew is excellent preparation for reading Theology, languages or Classics at university

Who is it open to? All years When does it happen? Wednesdays, 5pm - 5.30pmWho is in charge? Dr Williams

Debating

Debating is available to all pupils. There are training sessions most weeks and lots of competitions, often at places like the Oxford and Cambridge Unions; contact Dr Gardner (VEMG) to be put on the mailing list and to find out more information.

Who is it open to? All yearsWhen does it happen? Tuesday, 4.45pm - 6.30pm in the libraryWho is in charge? Dr Gardner

English Society

The English Society is open to all pupils and meets every Tuesday at 6.05pm. It is a pupil-led exploration of English literature. Pupils prepare and lead seminars on topics of their own choosing which may be connected with areas of study or current personal interest. In addition, there is programme of speakers and workshops throughout the year

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Who is it open to? All pupilsWhen does it happen? Tuesday at 6:05pm in the English DepartmentWho is in charge? Dr Lexton

Economic Affairs society

A discussion group based around current affairs with a bit of Economics thrown in. No experience necessary! Thursdays at 5pm in the Economics department.

Who is it open to? All yearsWhen does it happen? Thursday at 5pmWho is in charge? Mr Clarke

GeoVenture

GeoVenture is the College’s Geographical Society. It promises to take you places on Earth that you have never been before and allows you to discover the wonders of the planet that you did not even know existed. The society meets on Wednesday evenings (as published in the weekly calendar) and at other times as advertised. The society hosts a variety of guest speakers ranging from intrepid explorers to ground breaking documentary makers and prominent academic figures.

Other opportunities available through the society include: Being involved in Geographical expeditions to exotic places like Namibia, Belize,

Morocco and “Tweebuffelsmeteenskootmorsdoodgeskietfontein” Attending lectures at the Royal Geographical Society. (An evening in London with

dinner included is lots of fun!) Being offered positions of leadership and the chance for academic endeavour. (The

energy for the society are the students! And you are renewable!

Who is it open to? All yearsWhen does it happen? Wednesday 6.05 - 7.00PMWho is in charge? Mr Foyle cnaf@wellingtoncollege.org.uk

Life Drawing

Life drawing runs every Tuesday during first prep from 5.30-6.30pm. It is open to all pupils and strongly advised to Art Students. Pupils will practice figure drawing from a live model and study the human form in various positions, experimenting with a range of different art media.  Drawing exercises will be taught to aid your techniques and build confidence.

Who is it open to? 4th, 5th & Sixth form When does it happen? Tuesday's 5.30- 6.30pmWho is in charge? Ms Wilson

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MedSoc

MedSoc is the Wellington College medical society and is run by students and is open to 5th form upwards, most or all potential medicine applicants should look to be a part of the society. The group meets in the Library on a Monday 6.00 – 7.00pm where there are weekly discussions and occasional outside speakers based around medical issues. This is a real chance to explore the world of medicine with likeminded students.

Who is it open to? 5th and 6th FormWhen does it happen? Monday 6.00 – 7.00pmWho is in charge? Dr Wright

Model United Nations

Model United Nations is a direct simulation of the debates that occur in the real United Nations, with students representing countries from across the world. Delegates draft resolutions aimed at solving the world’s most pressing issues, from tackling violent extremist groups like ISIL to human rights in the Middle East.

The Society will attend the UK's largest MUN Conference at Haileybury College in March 2016. Before this, there's the opportunity to learn the ropes here at Wellington and at special one day taster sessions at the London School of Economics.

Who is it open to? All years.When does it happen? Runs Wednesdays fortnightly at 6.00pm.Who is in charge? Mr Murphy

The Observatory

The Observatory is open to all who are interested. It takes place in the Observatory, when it is dark, clear and there’s something to see. It involves looking at wonderful things in the sky; the gas giant planets are particularly good. The moon is also spectacular through the telescope. Email Mr Quintavalle with interest and a list shall be compiled that will be emailed when the group can get out to see stuff, however, events will most likely run after 2nd prep. Mr Quintavalle will email when all the above conditions align with a target for the evening and open the doors.

Who is it open to? All yearsWhen does it happen? 9.00 - 9.45pmWho is in charge? Mr Quintavalle

Pheng

Philosophy and English society - otherwise known as Pheng - is a student-led weekly meeting where we discuss all things philosophical. It's a chance to present to likeminded students interested in potentially studying Philosophy and/or English. The talk can be about any topic of your choice whether that be Aristotle or Winnie the Pooh. We also often have people present their coursework or IOPs (IB English presentation that is 20% of your final grade) which are always fascinating. However, the society isn't just about the speaker - the discussion after the presentation is always fascinating and encapsulates the diversity not just

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in culture but in perspective that Wellington has. Pheng meets every Tuesday in the Moral Room (Library) from 4.30 - 5.30pm. All are welcome (and cake will be provided).

Open to: All year groupsWhen does it happen? Tuesdays, 4.30 to 5.30pmWhere? Moral Room, LibraryWho to contact? Sam Cotterill (Hl)Phil-Thy Society

Phil-Thy Society is an academic society, mostly hosting visiting speakers and leading academics, open to all students. It takes place on a number of scheduled Thursdays at 5.00pm in the Library. Members have enjoyed some day trips to universities and lectures. Many former members have studied philosophy/theology/both at Oxbridge and other institutions. Tea and cake are provided. Website: http://intranet.wellingtoncollege.org.uk/philosophy-and-religion/phil-thy-society

Who is it open to? All year groupsWhen does it happen? Scheduled Thursdays at 5.00pmWho is in charge? Mr Kirby

Politics Society

Are you interested in the rise of ISIS, what the future holds for the Eurozone or why people actually like Nigel Farage? If so Politics society is for you, this year the club hosts an array of speakers from MPs to human rights workers with talks aimed at everyone, including a series of ‘Introduction to…’ lectures for those new to the subject. We will be aiming to hold talks every few weeks, including Politics and pizza nights every half term.

Who is it open to? All years!When does it happen? No set time - sign up for our mailing list to keep

updated about upcoming eventsWho is in charge?   Georgia Hockenhull (U6th), supervised by Mr Bickford SmithWhen does it happen? Monday 4.45 – 5.30pm in H1 or H2

Psychology

The psychology society is a student-led organisation for anyone interested in psychology. For further details contact Natasha Fulton (W).

Science Society

The Science society looks to expand the understanding of biology and chemistry beyond the syllabus. It is mainly aimed at fifth form and above however, all students are always welcome

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to join in. The society meet in the Biology department on a Wednesday 4.30 - 5.30pm and will discuss science in the news or carry out some extra-curricular practical work. Students will lead discussions based on presentations they have given or research papers they have read. Practical work will go beyond the normal syllabus and at times will include dissection of specimens. All potential biologists or chemists or those interested in related university related courses should be looking to be involved in this society.

Who is it open to? All Years, mostly 5th & 6th Form. When does it happen? Wednesday 4.30 - 5.30pmWho is in charge? Dr Wright

Russian for beginners

Russian is an increasingly important language on the global stage, and studying it is hugely rewarding. Whether you are an avid linguist, intrigued by foreign cultures and politics, or would just like to understand the alphabet better, learning Russian will give you something different. For further details, contact Mr. Young on abky@wellingtoncollege.org.uk

Who is it open to? Everyone When does it happen? Mondays 4.45 – 5.40pmWho is in charge? Mr Young

Tricky Physics

Tricky Physics is run for 6th Form physicists where problems are explored beyond the normal syllabus but draws on the underlying knowledge gained through 6th Form physics and applying these to different situations. Ideas are investigated through the past Physics Olympiad and PAT papers. The sessions are run on a Wednesday evening in the Physics department (P1).

Who is it open to? 6th FormWhen does it happen? Wednesday 6.00 – 7.00pmWho is in charge? Mr Quintavalle

World History Society

Open to anyone interested in History in any year group. The aim is to learn something entirely new so no prior knowledge or level of ability is required. Regular meetings take place on Monday from 5.00 – 6.00pm in the History department, but there are plenty of other events throughout term time – lectures, trips, cultural events and more that you will be informed about as and when they occur. Pupils also deliver lectures on a wide range of events – from the Byzantine Empire to Yugoslavia in the 1990s.  

Who is it open to? All yearsWhen does it happen? Monday 5.00 – 6.00pmWho is in charge? Georgie Walton, Simon Soros and Ella Wheeler

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2. Your expression and communication - drama, dance and media

Creative Writing

“After nourishment, shelter and companionship, stories are the thing we need most in the world.”

Philip Pullman

The Wellington Creative Writing Society runs on Thursday afternoons at 6.00pm in The Library (and around the school - we write in some amazing places you might never have come across!).  It is open to all year groups and to both new and experienced writers.  The atmosphere is informal and supportive - it's a place where everyone finds the courage to express themselves and to explore their creativity.  The sessions comprise writing workshops (prose fiction, poetry, script writing and much more) led by teachers and published writers. We also hope to hold a 24h charity writeathon for Save The Children. There will be two writing competitions this year: First Page Novel Writing Competition in the Michaelmas term and The Gavin Ewart Poetry Competition in the Lent term.

On the last Thursday of each term we have a celebratory session with drinks, nibbles and the chance to read the writing you've produced that term.

At the end of the academic year, we publish an anthology of our writing called South Front. Throughout the year we seek out opportunities to publish student writing both on and off-line and encourage our members to enter writing competitions.  

During the first week of the Easter holidays we are going on a writing retreat to Lumb Bank in Yorkshire run by The Arvon Foundation: 5 wonderful dates tutored by published writers. Who is it open to? All year groupsWhen does it happen? Thursdays 6.00 – 7.00pmWho is in charge?  Mrs Macgregor vemm@wellingtoncollege.org.uk

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Comedy Society - known as 'Continental Breakfast'

The society is open to all years, and we meet every Thursday from 5.00 – 7.00pm in the Green Room. We offer the chance to write and perform comedy (sketches and stand up) with tuition from leading comedian group WitTank. They have a series on E4 and have had their shows aired on BBC Three before.  They visit every other week. We usually have three one hour shows per year but have hopes to increase the regularity of our shows. If anyone would like to join they can contact myself at mendisr@wellingtoncollege.org.uk or Ms Morse

Who is it open to? All yearsWhen does it happen? Thursday 5.00 – 7.00pmWho is in Charge? Rajan Mendis and Ms Morse

Photography Club

A drop-in club is held in the downstairs part of the Art School on Monday afternoons from 4.35 to 5.35pm. It is a popular society which offers varied and fun photography skills in composition, technique and processing. There is also a chance to explore the excitement and skills set that is Darkroom printing. The club is open to all photographers from all years regardless of experience. It is a great way to make the most of capturing the world around you.

Who is it open to? All yearsWhen does it happen? Monday 4.35-5.35pmWho is in charge? Mr Twohig

Wellington Short Film Society

Wellington Short Films was formed two years ago as a group aiming to create short films on a regular basis. The group consisted mainly of WTV members who wanted to produce a few creative short films alongside WTV's more journalistic content, in order to gain more experience. Starting with only a few members, who worked for several months to produce a 12 minute film, “A Capsule In Time,” they quickly expanded and now have 20 members. The group is formed of many people with a range of different interests who all contribute differently to the making of the films. Some are interested in acting, others in writing, filming, editing and effects, art and music, etc. and everyone plays a different role in the filmmaking process. Hopefully the group will carry on evolving and improving over the next couple of years and will start creating increasingly bigger and better films.

Who is it open to? It's open to anyone from any year group, as long as they have a

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genuine interest in film and would be willing to spend time on it

When does it run? Either Mondays at 4.45pm or Wednesdays at 4.30pmWho is in Charge? Mr Quintavalle

The Wellingtonian

The Wellingtonian is one of the oldest traditions at the school. It is a selective society for those interested in journalism. It takes place all the time really, in that Wellingtonian journalists are seeking stories and writing them all the time. Involvement can include: finding all the great stories, discussing content with the editorial team, writing, editing, and designing the magazine… basically, everything to do with magazine journalism!Each year the Wellingtonian produce five widely read editions; a real achievement! Who is it open to? The core group is selective but pupils from all years are welcome to

submit articles.When does it happen? Thursdays 4.00 – 5.00pmWho is in charge? There is a pupil editorial team which is headed up by this year's

Editors Anthony Morris and Simon Soros. Ms Atherton provides a

staff presence when needed.

WTV

WTV is open to students after an application process. They must show an interest in film making and be willing to devote a considerable commitment in time and effort. Meetings are on Wednesdays 2.30 – 4.30pm during service time, but pupils film and edit in their spare time throughout the week. WTV produce the regular WTV magazine of programmes for consumption around college, filming, interviewing, editing, promoting and work has included official documentaries from the Albert Hall, the Round Square Conference along with Jimmy Higham music video and 707 Remembrance special.

Throughout the year, students and guests will offer practical and technical advice over a series of workshops. These workshops are for the wider student body who have submitted an application and will run between 4.30 – 5.30pm on a Wednesday. Mr Richards is the coordinator with student producer’s making decisions related to content and tone.

Who is it open to? All yearsWhen does it happen? Wednesday 4.30 – 5.30pmWho is in charge? Mr Richards with students making decisions related to content and

tone.

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Wellington Radio

Castledown Radio

The radio team broadcasts a two-hour radio show on Castledown Radio (www.castledownradio.net) every Wednesday from 3.00 – 5.00pm. The first hour is pre-recorded here at our Wellington College radio studio, while the second hour is broadcast live from the Castledown Radio studio. The show features music, news and chat, as well as pre-recorded interviews with speakers who have visited Wellington, and pupils. Castledown Radio’s studios are at Wellington Academy, and the station provides a community radio service to the surrounding towns and villages. Presenters commit to one or two slots per term and need to be free between 2.00pm and 6.00pm and on those Wednesdays. They also need to write their script in their own time, as well as doing interviews and editing as necessary.

Additionally, anyone wanting to host their own show on a weekly basis has the opportunity to do so, using the Wellington College studio to pre-record.

Who is it open to? EveryoneWhen does it happen? Wednesday 2.20 – 6.00pm, once or twice a term, plus script writing,

interviewing and editing as needed.Who is in charge? Mrs Gutteridge

MFL FM

Wellington's brand-new international radio station, MFL FM gives you the chance to record and broadcast radio programmes with a global twist. From world music, to Spanish football, to 'Teach Yourself Chinese' - whatever your international interest, you can grab a radio slot here. Programmes can be made in both foreign languages and in English, and will be broadcast via the internet.

Who is it open to: EveryoneWhen does it happen: Wednesday 2.30 - 3.30pmWho's in charge? Dr Kirkham, Mrs Gutteridge, Mr Young

Dirty Wellies

Dirty Wellies Radio is the Wellington College Radio station. We operate via the internet using software called Mixlr, which allows us to reach not just members of the Wellington College Community, but also Radio lovers all over the world. We have state of the art equipment including DJ mixers, an Apple Mac computer, Microphones, headphones and DJ computer Software, all of which allows us to produce high quality entertainment that is entirely relevant to you. From this year, we run a show every night presented by two or three members of our

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team, which looks to enrich your music knowledge, music taste and of course keep you up to date with various college news, global news and music news. Anyone can take part in Dirty Wellies Radio, whether you want to present or just help out on the side preparing for shows. We organise a minimum of 1 meeting a week for all of our members in the Library to discuss how specific duos/trios will theme their show, as well as discuss current gossip, music and news. At Dirty Wellies Radio, we have no preference of music taste, all we want is to appeal to a large group of people in all year groups and for people to enjoy our entertainment. Please tune into our show every night from 6-7pm using this link www.mixlr.com/dirtywellies, and don't forget to follow us on Mixlr!

Dance

There are a wide variety of dance classes or workshops to attend offering all ages and abilities an opportunity to get involved. If you are unsure about what may suit you, please contact Mrs Kenworthy (cek@wellingtoncollege.org.uk) in the Dance Centre directly to find out more. The timetable is outlined below, please check in the Dance Centre for start dates.

WHEN? WHAT? WHO?MONDAY4.30-5.45pm Dance

AcademyAuditioned 3rd and 4th form.

6-7pm Modern Dance

All

TUESDAY3.30-4.30pm 3rd form

Rambert Project

Invitation only

5-6.30pm Dance Company

Auditioned 5th and 6th form.

7-8pm Boys Dance All 3rd & 4th form boys

8-9pm Urban Dance

All

WEDNESDAY4-5PM Contempora

ry juniorAll 3rd and 4th form

5.30-6.15pm GCSE & A-Level choreography

GCSE & A-LEVEL

6.15-7pm Contemporary senior

All 5th and 6th form

7.30-8.30pm Jazz Fusion All

WHEN? WHAT? WHO?THURSDAY3.30-4.30pm Inter /Adv

balletInvitation only

4.30-5.30pm Physical Theatre (Studio 1)

Auditioned all years

4.30-5.30pm Up to Grade 5 ballet

Please ask

5.30-6pm Pointe Class

Invitation female only

6-7pm Grade 8 ballet

Invitation only

7-7.30pm Private tuition

Invitation only

7.30-8.30pm Grade 7 ballet

Invitation only

FRIDAY4.30-5.30PM Choreograp

hyAll

8pm (TBC) Physical Theatre (Pinewood Gym)

Auditioned all years

(Please note all ballet classes are fee paying classes and students must be in appropriate class according to previous grades achieved)

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3. Your spirit of adventure – looking for a challenge?Duke of Edinburgh Award

The Duke of Edinburgh's Award starts with Bronze in 4th Form, Silver in 5th Form and Gold in 6th

Form. It can be joined at any level, although there are benefits to going all the way through. Registration takes place at the beginning of the school year in September. Pupils will develop an understanding of themselves, others and the environment through four activity sections: Expedition, Physical, Skills, Volunteering and at Gold level there is the Residential.

The Award is a fantastic way to celebrate what pupils do outside of the classroom, in clubs, societies, on Wednesday afternoons and for games. The expeditions start with two days walking at Bronze, for which we have multiple options each year. At Silver the expeditions expand to include canoeing as well as walking; however, they also become a little more committing and require training, a three day practice expedition and a three day assessment. For Gold the options continue to expand with cycling and horse riding, as well as some more adventurous overseas assessment options. Those that jump directly to Gold will have to do an expedition training weekend, followed by a practice expedition at Easter and a four day assessment in the Summer.

The award is rewarding, develops your multiple aptitudes and is highly regarded by universities and employers. At all levels the Award requires commitment, over 18 months at Gold level and is designed to stretch your comfort zones. For more information checkout the intranet under extracurricular, D of E, or visit the Expedition and Adventure office on Back Quad.

Who is it open to? 4th form and aboveWhen does it happen? Activities take place throughout the year. Main expedition times are

the October half term training weekend, Gold Practice in the Easter

holiday, with Silver and Gold Assessments in the Summer holidays.

Who is in charge? Mr AttenboroughEmail contact: DofE@wellingtoncollege.org.uk

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The Expedition and Adventure Society

The society exists to shape the face of expeditions at Wellington and ensure there is an adventure for everyone. If you are keen to get a taste of expeditions with lower school camping weekends, want more variety in the DofE programme or even want to organise your own adventure, get in touch and let us know. A committee of passionate pupils meet throughout the year and the society is run by Mr Attenborough (BTA@wellingtoncollege.org.uk), see the intranet for more information, or visit the Expedition and Adventure office. http://intranet.wellingtoncollege.org.uk/clubs-and-societies-1/expedition-society.

Who is it open to? EveryoneWhen does it happen? Occasional committee meetings, multiple expedition opportunities.Who is in charge? Mr AttenboroughEmail contact: BTA@wellingtoncollege.org.uk

CCF

The Wellington College CCF is one of the largest contingents in the country with all 3 services (Royal Navy, Army & Royal Air Force) active every Wednesday afternoon. In addition to the core three services the college has a Royal Marines section, Drum Corps and Marching band that all fit under the umbrella of the CCF.  There is also a Cavalry activity which runs on Wednesday afternoon but is not part of CCF. The aim of the CCF is to provide a disciplined organisation within a school, so that pupils may develop powers of leadership by means of training to promote the qualities of responsibility, self-reliance, resourcefulness, endurance and perseverance. The College CCF is well resourced and Cadets have been to the Arctic, Norway, Mexico, Cyprus as well as camps in the UK where they have been sailing, gliding, shooting, flying and much more. For those in the 6th form the leadership opportunities are huge and look excellent on a CV showing a sustained commitment to the Cadet Corps.  The options are endless, get stuck in and the rewards are amazing.

Who is it open to? 4th form and aboveWhen Does it happen? Wednesday 2.30 - 4.30pmWho is in Charge? Mr Frayne

Field Gun

The ultimate in team work, the field gun is unique in schools. The task of getting a 1/2 scale command field gun across a full scale course with 18 crew members in the shortest possible time is no mean feat. The Field Gun requires commitment, grit, physical endurance and outstanding teamwork. Wellington College Field gun crews have displayed at the British Military Tournament for the past 4 years as well as The Royal Military Academy’s Heritage Day and College Speech Days. Training takes place on Armoury field during the summer term and has been a sports option for 5th & 6th Form and an additional activity for those in the 3rd and 4th Form. 

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Who is it open to? EveryoneWhen Does it happen? Tuesday & Thursday 5.00 – 7.00pm Summer term.  Michaelmas term

is Wednesday 5.00 – 7.00pm depending on commitments.

Who is in Charge? Mr Frayne

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4. Stretch your body – sports

Ball sports

American Football

New for 2015, Mr Casasanto and Father Novis are bringing American Football to Wellington College. They will introduce the game for beginners, looking at techniques and skills, strategy, play-making etc. Practice will be on Rockies, and play/film analysis will be in Ch7. Note that the flag version will be played as this is not full contact. For more information, contact Mr Casasanto nmc@wellingtoncollege.org

Who is it open to? All yearsWhen does it happen? Monday 5.00 – 6.00pmWho is in Charge? Mr Casasanto

Basketball

Recreational basketball happens on a Tuesday and Thursday in the sports centre. It is a chance to try out a new sport, improve your skills and maybe even get selected for the school team. It is open to all with an interest in trying out something exciting and new.

Who is it open to? All years When does it happen? 4.30 - 5.30pmWho is in Charge? Mrs Fettes

RacketsRackets is open to the whole school, and is open all the time. It is one of the most exciting, but also one of the most difficult sports in the World. No one plays Rackets until age 13, and so Wellington is a great place to start. Similar in many ways to squash, and popular with cricketers and tennis players, this sport has traditionally attracted those most gifted sports people in the school. Current students have become national champions and two OW’S have gone on to become World Champions.

Who is it open to? All yearsWhen does it happen? All the timeWho is in charge? Mr Tulley

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Twitter: @wcracketsclub

Squash

For those wanting to play squash socially, we offer sessions on a Monday and Friday afternoon from 4.35 – 5.30pm. Please make sure you wear goggles and correct kit. There is professional coaching available for those who express an interest. Contact Rev Bayman bab@wellingtoncollege.org.uk for further details.

Who is it open to? All yearsWhen does it happen? Monday & Friday 4.35 - 5.30pmWho is in charge? Rev Bayman

Tennis

Tennis is a very busy summer term sport with over 20 teams representing the college, with a full fixture list. Throughout the two winter terms, we are proud to offer professional coaching both 1:1 and to groups. Head Coach Chris Hearn is in almost every day coaching pupils in their spare time. He has recently won the World Over 50’s Mixed Doubles Championships. Details on how to get involved are on the intranet.

Who is it open to? All yearsWhen does it happen? Winter terms, in free time. Summer term, as a sport, and free timeWho is in charge? Mr TulleyTwitter: @wellytennis

Water sports

Open Water / Cross-Channel SwimmingThe Wellington College Open Water Swimming Club has completed the English Channel relay crossing for the past 2 years and this year the Channel Swim is booked for the final week of the Summer Term. The training is open to all those interested in open water swimming. The training includes acclimatising to (cold!) open water at Horseshoe Lake early evenings and mornings Michaelmas Term (Mondays and Fridays at 5.00pm, Saturday mornings at 7.00am). For those interested in Channel swimming, this

will be non-wetsuit swimming, but there will also be events / training for wetsuit swimmers.

Training outdoors pauses at October half term and moves into the indoor pool (Mon & Wed 9.00 - 9.45pm). Training and selection resumes in the Summer Term, in the outdoor pool and every Sunday in Dover Harbour, building up to the 2 hour qualifying swim. In Summer Half Term, there will be a training camp in Brighton, including night swimming and some iconic swims along Brighton seafront!

There are six places in the channel swim relay team – each person swims for one hour in rotation for approx. 12-15 hours in total.

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If you've already swum in the relay in previous years, do sign up as we will be aiming to organise some other events, including the possibility of solo swims of Lake Windermere and across the Solent to the Isle of Wight.

Who is it open to? All yearsWhen does it happen? Various times through all terms, see aboveWho is in charge? Mr Murphy rabm@wellingtoncollege.org.ukTwitter: @wellyopenwater

Sailing

The Wellington College Sailing (WCSC) prides itself on being a fully co-educational club at Wellington for all year groups. We sail at Horseshoe Lake, which is around 10 minutes from Wellington. Places are limited due to number of boats and we operate on an invite only basis. We don’t have the provision for complete beginners, but always welcome interest from competent sailors of all year groups. Trials for those newly interested in sailing will happen in the second half of the Lent term. This will determine whether you qualify to be part of the club or would need to look at a course to hone essential skills (which we will advise on). Teresa Franz (C, U6th) is this year’s Captain. Please contact Mr Denhart at med@wellingtoncollege.org.uk if you have any questions. Who is it open to? All years on an invite only basis (but must be a competent sailor) When does it happen? Tuesdays in the first half of the Michaelmas Term, Tuesdays /

Thursdays / Saturdays in the second half of the Lent Term and

Tuesdays / Thursdays / Saturdays in the Summer Term (Summer Term is our main term). All sessions happen in timetabled sport times.

Who is in charge? Teresa Franz (C, 6th) is this year’s Captain and Mr Denhart is in

charge.

Scuba DivingScuba Diving is open to everyone. It takes place at various points during the year in our indoor and outdoor pools and culminates in a summer trip in July. They can do courses in all the PADI dive qualifications from Open Water Referral (no experience necessary) all the way through to Divemaster. Courses consist of a theory module sat through an e-learning portal and then a series of pool sessions where the practical skills are learnt. The trip in the summer is a fantastic opportunity for students to cement their training with a week of diving every day. They stay on a live-aboard boat, and move dive sites each day to give students a variety of open water experience from shipwrecks to reefs, drift dives, deep dives etc. Over the last five years the trips have gone to Egypt and the Maldives and this year we are back to Egypt with world renowned reefs and wrecks. Videos and pictures can be found on intranet.wellingtoncollege.org.uk/scuba-diving

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Who is it open to? EveryoneWhen does it happen? Open water courses November and May. Rescue diver

course in May. Summer trip in JulyWho is in charge? Dr O’Loughlin jmao@wellingtoncollege.org.uk

Martial artsFencingFencing currently takes place in Cherry court studio above the sports centre cafe. We have many matches throughout Michaelmas and Lent Terms against other schools including, Winchester, Eton and Marlborough with the season ending with Public Schools Fencing championships in March at Crystal Palace.

Training takes place throughout the afternoon on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and is open to all pupils. For further information contact Mr North (rwn@wellingtoncollege.org.uk)

Judo

Judo is run by an ex GB athlete who comes into the college to take sessions on a Thursday evening. These sessions are aimed at beginners at this stage and there is an introductory 5 week course for £50. This is coordinated by Mr Kirkham at the College and Sam Lowe at Camberley Judo club. Please contact sjk@wellingtoncollege.org.uk if interested in taking up Judo or samlowecjc@hotmail.co.uk for more details on the courses on offer.

Who is it open to? All yearsWhen does it happen? Thursday 4.30 - 5.30pmWho is in charge? Mr Kirkham

Tae Kwon Do

Tae Kwon Do is the Korean Art of self-defence and means ‘Art of Hand and Foot’. It is a version of an ancient form of unarmed combat practised for many centuries in the Orient. Tae Kwon-Do was perfected in its present form in Korea. Tae Kwon Do lessons are currently run at College by Miss Jackie Marie and Mr Howard Douglas and are arranged directly with HED Tae Kwon Do http://www.hedgroup.com/ they are willing to expand provision at Wellington and all enquiries to them should be copied to Mr Kirkham. Training may have to move locations occasionally, so check with the instructors.

Who is it open to? All yearsWhen does it happen? Wednesdays and Fridays, 4.45pm - 5.45pm Who is in charge? Mr Kirkham

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Individual / Endurance

Cross Country

The Cross Country club meets at South Front on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 2.30pm and on occasions on Monday evenings at 4.45pm. The Monday evening runs are the more relaxed runs and you will be notified by email as and when they occur. However, all runs cater for a wide range of abilities, for all Year Groups and for staff as well as pupils. Whether you are looking to improve your running fitness or see some of the local area join the cross country run.  If you have any questions about Cross Country do please contact Miss Wilson at aexw@wellingtoncollege.org.uk

Who is it open to? All yearsWhen does it happen? Tuesdays and Thursdays at 2.30pm and on occasions

Monday 4.45pmWho is in charge? Miss Wilson

Equestrian

Recreational Riding happens on a Tuesday and Thursday at a local BHS approved yard- Burley Lodge. It is a chance to try out a new sport, improve your skills and maybe even get selected for the school team. It is open to all with an interest in trying out something exciting and new. Who is it open to? All years When does it happen? Tuesday 2.30 – 4.45pm / Thursday 4.30 – 6.45pmWho is in Charge? Miss Wyatt

Ski Racing

Ski Racing is open to all students of all age groups, who are interested in developing their ski race skills and wish to represent the school in this challenging and exciting sport. The teams will be selected from these sessions. The race training takes place at Alpine Snowsports in Aldershot, on Tuesday afternoons from 2.30 – 6.30pm. There is a charge of £20/£25 per session including all equipment and experienced professional race coaches. The races that are open to pupils are prestigious British Schoolgirls Races and the British Schoolboys Races, both of which are held at the end of January. In December, there is the Canada Cup in Jasper, which is open to both boys and girls. Please contact Mr Clarke for further details.

Who is it open to? All Years, upon selectionWhen does it happen? Tuesday afternoons from 2.30 – 6.30pmWho is in charge? Mr Clarke

Please note; your timetable sport option ordinarily takes priority. Please consult with Mr Clarke and Miss Brown if you are interested in ski-racing.

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Other

Ultimate Frisbee

Ultimate Frisbee is an exciting, non-contact team sport, played by thousands the world over. It mixes the best features of sports such as Soccer, Basketball, American Football and Netball into an elegantly simple yet fascinating and demanding game.  It is skilful and good for fitness, whilst also stressing fair play (it is self-refereed). If there is sufficient interest this will run, please contact Mr Kirkham if interested.

Who is it open to? All yearsWhen does it happen? To be arranged on enquiryWho is in charge? Contact Mr Kirkham

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5. Your soul – spiritual and religious interestBible Studies

Bible Studies are run for different year groups at different times by several teachers and are open to anyone interested. They provide the chance to read and discuss a passage from the bible in a group and ask questions/discuss issues. Contact teachers involved for specific times and locations.

Who is it open to? EveryoneWhen does it happen? Ad hoc basisWho is in charge? Mr Owen Mr. Wilkinson, Miss Morley, Mrs Bidston

Confirmation

An opportunity for those interested in exploring the idea of being Confirmed. The activity is fun, engaging and will get you thinking about the ‘Big Questions’ in life. It will also look at your spiritual role in society and the Church as a vital aspect of our modern society.Classes take place in the Michaelmas term in preparation for the Confirmation service. Donuts are also provided!

Who is it open to? All yearsWhen does it happen? 6.05pm WednesdayWho is in charge? Father Novis, Rev Bayman

Jewish Society

Jewish Society meets once a month on Sundays at 8pm in the Moral Room (Library). Jewish students may attend in lieu of Chapel. It is an informal gathering, often focused on Jewish holidays. We discuss moral and ethical issues, Jewish identity, customs and beliefs while enjoying some traditional Jewish snacks. Our visiting rabbi, Jonathan Paull, frequently leads sessions and we invite other speakers on a regular basis. Jewish Society is inclusive and is open to all those who would like to explore their Jewish heritage.

Who is it open to? Anyone interested in exploring their Jewish heritageWhen? Monthly on Sundays, 8pm,Who is in charge? Dr. Lexton

Open Door

Open Door takes place every Tuesday at 7:20pm in the Crypt Chapel and is open to all and anyone. There are 30 speakers a year who explain the Christian message and what it looks like in life.

Who is it open to? All yearsWhen does it happen? Tuesday 7:20pmWho is in charge? Mr Owen

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6. Your humanity – helping othersBuilding Futures

Building Futures is a charitable project set up to support and encourage education and learn about cultures in less economically developed regions of the world. We are looking for enthusiastic people who aren't afraid of challenges. Two projects are currently set up in Nepal. One project for women involves paying for trainers to come and teach them how to knit and make crafts that can be sold to make a profit to pay for their own academic education. Also, two schools have been supported by Wellington funds in the past, sponsoring students, teachers, and curriculum needs. Students have made cultural exchange visits to both schools. Involved students are passionate, responsible, creative, prepared to be involved in fundraising, and willing to commit to provide and develop an on-going, sustainable support program

Co-Directors: Georgina Walton and Ella Wheeler

Who is it open to? Open to all interestedWhen does it run? Thursday 5.00 – 5.45pmWho is in Charge? Ms Lang

Diversity

Diversity encompasses the theme of equality, that's to say, it is a society devoted to the advocacy of LGBT rights, Gender rights and Ethnic minority rights, amongst others.We meet on Tuesdays on Week B at 4.30pm for an informal chat. We are also hoping to hold a variety of events throughout the year, from Cinema trips to Lectures. 

Who is it open to? It's open to anyone from any year groupWhen does it run? Week B Tuesday 4.30pmWho is in Charge? Mrs Cook

Hearts of China

Hearts of China reinforces the Wellington schools by helping out a charity in China together. Through this society we will have a pen pal system with the wellington Tianjin as well students will be learning how to plan out events which raises money for the charity so if you are interested in that please join along.

For more information, contact Molly Zhao (Apsley)

Relief Efforts at Laguna ("REAL")

We fundraise for the Kay Anlog Relocation Centre in the Philippines. The Centre provides food and a community space for street children. We also contribute Christmas gifts, English-learning aids and we have a penpal correspondence between the kids and the students here at Wellington.

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The group meets weekly on Tuesdays, 6pm, in the V&A. For further information, contact Malindi Kindrachuk (Apsley)

Round Square

Wellington College belongs to an international network called Round Square. This network, offers schools a framework for excellence and continuous improvement, along with structured opportunities to collaborate and share experiences with like-minded peers around the world. Currently, our College shares a passion for experiential learning trough a diverse set of projects. All our students involved in this initiative work hard to ensure that every opportunity given by the Round Square network provides effective learning. The developed activities are based on a shared belief in education based on the ideals of Internationalism, Democracy, Environmentalism, Adventure, Leadership and Service; drawn from the theories of education philosopher Kurt Hahn.

Who is it open to? All pupilsWho is in charge? Ms Romero axr@wellingtoncollege.org.uk

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7. Your gourmet credentials!

College Cooking Courses

3rd Form – 8 spaces – Cooking for fun Wednesday 4.30 - 5.45pm for 5 weeks. This course will be run by the College Chefs, and you'll prepare foods ranging from cookies and pizzas to basic meal ideas. You will work in the college kitchen learning skills and making some fun food. Limited spaces, get in quick!

6th Form – 6 spaces – cooking for university. Monday 4.30 - 5.45pm. This course will include some quick easy meals, good to impress new housemates with in fresher’s week. Some cheap and easy recipes for living on a budget and some fun recipes too.

No prior cooking experience required for either course.

For further details, please get in touch with Mrs Giannikas vg@wellingtoncollege.org.uk

Real Ale Society The Wellington Real Ale Appreciation Society consists of a dozen of the Upper Sixth who meet to sample a range of bottle-conditioned ales over a civilised meal in the convivial surroundings of the Wellesley Dining Room. The beers are discussed, and the Society fills in tasting sheets, and votes on the order of merit of the ales sampled. There is also a brewery trip and talks about ale each year. This society is invitation only where members of the U6th

are invited to apply at the start of the academic year and the members invite guests from Common Room (the teaching staff) to each meal. The society meets two or three times a term on Saturday evenings and foster a greater appreciation of fine ales.

Who is it open to? U6th Form by applicationWhen does it happen? Saturday Evening, 2/3 per termWho is in charge? Mr Murphy

Noble Rot

Noble Rot is open to U6th Form pupils and comprises of 12 members. Pupils have to submit written application to join the society and each course costs £125. The group meet every other Friday evening at 9.05 pm in Physics Lab. P3. During this time you will be introduced to wine; partly taught and partly practical (tasting), covering all the major grape varieties, wine growing regions and wine styles.

Who is it open to? U6th by applicationWhen does it happen? Friday 9.05pmWho is in charge? Dr Farrington

Tea

SocieTEA will be a once per term evening meeting. It will involve drinking and trying different teas and it may involve occasional trips outside of school time. There will be around 16 full

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members, with the possibility for some college-wide events. For further information, contact Will Cary (Benson).

7. Your musicality – Musical ensembles and groups

Director of Music, Mr Williamson srjw@wellingtoncollege.org.uk

There are many music ensembles in the school ranging from small to large scale ensembles.

Voice:A Cappella Groups

The A Cappella groups are close harmony groups which are open to singers by audition only. Mr Iles and Mr Pattie run the A Cappella groups and these rehearse on a Thursday at 6.00 - 6.45pm and on a Friday 5.15 - 6.00pm in the Music school.

Chapel Choir

Chapel Choir is open to singers at an intermediate to advanced level by audition. This is run by Mr Farrell on a Wednesday evening 6.00 – 7.00pm and also on a Friday afternoon from 4.35 - 5.15pm. The Chapel Choir are performing Evensong at Trinity College, Cambridge next term.

Concert Choir

The Concert Choir is run by Mr Williamson and Mr Iles on Friday from 4.35 - 5.20pm in the Concert Room. The choir is open to all singers of an intermediate standard, performing in a range of non-sacred styles from a cappella to contemporary.

Orchestras

Jazz Orchestra

The Wellington Jazz Orchestra is open to musicians of an advanced standard. Rehearsals take place on Wednesday evenings at 7.45 – 9.00pm in the Concert Room and is run by Mr Greenslade-Stanton. Their repertoire ranges from jazz to pop and everything in between. They regularly perform public concerts on site, generally in aid of local charities and there is also a focus on studio recording. Symphony Orchestra

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The Symphony Orchestra is directed by Ms Natalia Luis-Bassa on a Monday afternoon at 4.30 – 6.00pm with sectional rehearsals on Wednesday afternoons at 4.30 – 5.00pm. Pupils are auditioned for a place in the orchestra and should be Grade 7 and above. The Symphony Orchestra recently performed at Cadogan Hall in London. The Symphony Orchestra also have links with the London Mozart Players..

Sinfonia

Sinfonia is our second orchestra and is open to all musicians of an intermediate standard. This is run by Mr de Voil on Mondays at 4.35 - 5.15pm in the Concert Room

Bands

Concert Band

The Concert Band is open to wind, brass and percussion players of Grade 5 standard or above.  Rehearsals are every Wednesday from 5.00 – 6.00pm in the Old Gym. Their repertoire consists of symphonic, popular and jazz music. On a yearly basis, Concert Band plays for the Remembrance Ceremony to the whole school and gives several major concerts.

Marching Band

Marching Band is a connected to CCF and is open to woodwind, brass and percussion students of a beginner to intermediate standard and is run by Mr Proctor and Mr Quinlivan-Brewer. Rehearsals are in the Concert Room at 2.15 - 3.30pm.

Chamber Music

We have many chamber music groups which are open to musicians of a more advanced standard by invitation. These groups include a string quartet, wind quintets, a saxophone quartet and a trombone quartet just to name a few. These happen at various times throughout the week and are based around the music school.

10 Piece Brass

10 Piece Brass is open to advanced brass players and is run by Mr Quinlivan-Brewer. It takes place on Tuesdays in the Old Gym from 6 – 7.00pm.

Brass Band

Brass Band is run by Mr Quinlivan-Brewer and is open to all brass players of an intermediate standard. It takes place on Fridays in the Old Gym from 5.15 – 6.00pm.

Camerata

Camerata is open to string players of Grade 5 and above standard. They rehearse every week on Wednesday at 5 – 5.45pm in the Concert Room. The aim of Camerata is to develop player’s string orchestra technique and to give them the opportunity to perform concertos. They

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perform termly in major school concerts and most recently performed at Cadogan Hall in London.

Clarinet Choir

Clarinet Choir rehearses at 5.30 – 6.00pm on a Tuesday in the Wind Annexe with Mr Oakes. It is open to all clarinet players of Grade 5 standard and above. Clarinet Choir performs at various concerts here at Wellington College throughout the year.

Senior Woodwind Ensemble

The Senior Woodwind Ensemble is open to those who are more advanced woodwind players and they perform at visitor’s days and other festivals as required, for example the Festival of Education. Mr Oakes oversees the senior woodwind ensemble in the Wind Annexe and they rehearse in the weeks before they perform. Their repertoire includes music of both a jazz and classical style.

Junior Woodwind Ensemble

The Junior Woodwind Ensemble is open to all 3rd and 4th form woodwind players of a beginner to intermediate standard. The ensemble rehearses on Monday evenings at 7.30 - 8.00pm in the Wind Annexe and is run by Mr Oakes. Repertoire includes music of both a jazz and classical style.

Corps of Drums

Corps of Drums is run by Mr Smith at 2.15 - 3.45pm on Wednesday afternoons in the Old Gym. This is open to drummers of an intermediate to advanced standard. They perform on Remembrance Sunday and at the Royal Military Academy in Sandhurst and at the British Military Tournament at Earls Court on a yearly basis.

Funk Band –The Sunday Roast

The funk band is a small ensemble for musicians of an advanced standard and have an interest in recreating the classic funk and soul sounds from the 60s and 70s. This takes place in the Music School 9 -9.45pm on Wednesday nights and is run by Mr Greenslade-Stanton.

Guitar Ensemble

The Guitar Ensemble takes place on Fridays at 5.30 - 6.30pm and in the Music School and is run by our classical guitar teacher. This is open to classical guitarists by invitation only.

MiscellaneousThursday Night Jam Session

This workshop is open to all musicians who would like to get involved including bass, percussion, vocalists, string players as well as guitarists. It takes place on Thursday evenings in the Music School at 7.30 – 8.30pm and is run by Mr Leppard, one of our visiting guitar teachers. Stylistically covering many music genres, including blues, country, folk, and bluegrass.

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College Couch & The Songwriters The place for aspiring singer-songwriters & instrumentalists, a training ground in the art of popular music. Working both in solo & group settings, The College Couch & The Songwriters study and hone their craft through focused listening, studying, recording & performing. The College Couch is open for students who are interested in and/or starting out in performing & writing songs. The Songwriters is the natural route of advancement from The College Couch, for the more advanced writers & performers, with focus on international tour projects. Currently meetings take place on Thursdays between 5.00 -6.00pm for both groups in the music school.

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Times Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat / SunBreak time Book Chat2.30 - 4.30pm

Ski-racingRambert dance project (yr 9, 3.30pm - 4.30pm)Fencing

CCFMarching Band (CCF)Corps of drums (CCF)Castledown radio (service)WTV (service)Round Square (service)MFL FM (service)Contemporary junior dance (4pm)

Wellingtonian (4pm)Inter / adv ballet (3.30 - 4.30)Fencing

Fencing

4.30 – 5.00pm

American footballCooking (6th form)Cross countryRussian for beginnersShort filmSquashDiversity (wk B)Politics PhotographySymphony orchestraSinfoniaDance academy

Ski-racingBasketballPhengFencing

Cooking (3rd form)Castledown radio (service) Short filmRound SquareScience SocTae kwon doSymphony orchestraContemporary junior dance

BasketballJudoWellingtonianPhysical theatreBallet (<grade 5)Fencing

Amnesty (wk A)Chapel choirConcert choirChoreography

5.00 - 5.30pm

American footballCooking (6th form)Cross countryRussian for beginnersShort filmSquash

DebatingHearts of ChinaBasketballPhengDance companyFencing

Cooking (3rd form)Castledown radio (service)Short filmRound SquareClassical HebrewScience SocTae kwon do

BasketballJudoBuilding FuturesComedy ("Continental Breakfast")EconomicsPhilthy

A capellaChapel choirConcert choirBrass band (5.15)Choreograp

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Diversist (Wk B)PoliticsWorld HistoryPhotographySymphony orchestraSonfoniaDance academy

Concert bandCamerataCollege couch

Physical theatreBallet (<grade 5)Fencing

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5.30 – 6.00pm

World HistoryMedsocSymphony orchestraDance academy

NB finish by 5.45pm on Mon for house assemblies

DebatingHearts of ChinaLife drawingClarinet choirDance company

GeoventureCooking (3rd form)Round SquareConcert bandCamerataCollege couchExam choreography (Dance)

Building FuturesComedy ("Continental Breakfast")EconomicsPhilthyPointe class (ballet)

A CapellaBrass BandGuitar ensemble

6.00 - 6.30pm

MedsocConfirmationModern dance

DebatingREALEnglishLife drawing10-piece brass bandDance company

GeoventureTricky PhysicsChapel choirContemporary senior dance (6.15pm)

Creative writingA CapellaGrade 8 ballet

Guitar ensemble

6.30 - 7.00 pm

ConfirmationModern dance

DebatingREALEnglish10 -piece brass band

Tricky PhysicsChapel choir

Creative writingA CapellaGrade 8 Ballet

7.00 - 7.30pm

Open DoorBoys' dance

Ballet private tuition

Real Ale

7.30 – 8.00pm

Junior woodwind (7.30pm)

Jazz orchestra (7.45)Thurs night jam Jazz Fusion

Grade 7 ballet

8.00 - Urban Dance Thurs night jam Grade 7 ballet Physical 32

8.30pm theatre8.30 – 9.00pm

Urban dance Jazz orchestraJazz Fusion

Physical theatre

Jewish Society (monthly)

9.00 – 10.00pm

Open water swimming

Open water swimmingFunk Band ("Sunday Roast")

Noble Rot (wk A)

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Index

Club / Society / activity Page10 Piece brass 25A cappella 24American Football 15Basketball 15Bible studies 20Book chat 4Brass band 25Building futures 21Camerata 25CCF 14Chamber music 25Chapel choir 24Clarinet choir 25Classical Hebrew 4Classics society 4Comedy 9Concert band 25Concert choir 24Confirmation 20Cooking 23Corps of Drums 26Creative writing 9Cross country 18D of E 13Dance 12Debating 5Diversity 21Economics 5English 5Expedition and adventure 14Fencing 17Field Gun 14Funk Band ("The Sunday Roast") 26Geoventure 5Guitar ensemble 26Hearts of China 21Jazz orchestra 24Judo 17

Life drawing 6Marching band 26Medsoc 6Model United Nations (MUN) 6Noble Rot 23Observatory 6Open door 20Open water swimming 16Phil-Thy 6Photography 10Politics 7Rackets 15Radio 12REAL 21Real Ale 23Round Square 22Russian for beginners 7Science 7Scuba 17Short films 10Ski-racing 18Sonfonia 25Squash 16Symphony orchestra 24Taekwondo 18Tea 23Tennis 16Thursday night jam session 26Tricky Physics 7Ultimate frisbee 19Wellingtonian 10Woodwind ensemble (junior) 26Woodwind ensemble (senior) 26World History 7WTV 11

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