Hampton School - Co-curricular Programme

co-curricular programme

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© Iain Weir

The exceptional cultural, artistic and sporting experiences on offer at the School are essential elements of the balanced, all-round education which Hamptonians enjoy.

Our extensive co-curricular programme ensures that the boys’ academic studies are enhanced and enriched by opportunities beyond the classroom.

From First Year to Upper Sixth, Hampton boys are actively encouraged to get involved and the wide range of clubs and societies provide something for everyone. These activities are integral to the School day, and offer boys the opportunity to develop leadership, teamwork and communication skills along with the determination, resilience and confidence required to flourish at School and beyond.

The generous lunch period allows plenty of time for everything to be accommodated during the School day. Boys travelling from across London, Middlesex and Surrey via the coach network can participate fully and still arrive back home in good time.

Clubs meet throughout the School year and new activities are introduced regularly reflecting new interests and enthusiasms within the School community. Boys will often establish groups for themselves and are encouraged to do so.

The aim of this booklet is to give you an insight into the School’s co-curricular programme but it is not an exhaustive list of the activities available. Nevertheless, we hope it will give you a flavour of life at Hampton outside the classroom and please explore our website www.hamptonschool.org.uk for further information.

OVERVIEW

CO-CURRICULAR PROGRAMME

CLUBS&SO CLUBS & SOCIETIES We are extremely proud of the energy and variety of clubs and societies at Hampton.

Around 50 clubs and societies flourish at Hampton, providing an opportunity for boys to try something new and develop their existing skills to a higher level. We encourage all our boys to make the most of these rewarding activities and to contribute to the broader life of the School.

SOCIETIES A d v e nt u r e S o c i e t y

Rock climbing, water sports, orienteering, camping, paintballing, mountain biking and scuba diving are just a few of the many activities organised by the ever-popular Adventure Society.

Designed to challenge boys mentally and physically, the trips and activities also help boys develop their leadership skills and ability to work collaboratively. Expeditions are offered every two years to Malawi and Zambia for boys in the Third to Fifth Year while in the intervening years, the Sixth Form head to a variety of locations including Namibia, Borneo and Malaysia. These trips provide an opportunity to experience new cultures and undertake voluntary work in local communities.

Art Club Art Club is open to boys from all Year Groups and provides an opportunity to learn new skills, try out new materials and experiment with traditional photography. Members are encouraged to take part in local and national competitions.

Book Club The perfect club for avid readers who want to read more widely, Book Club is open to younger boys and is directed by senior boys.

The club promotes modern fiction and stimulates discussion of texts beyond the taught curriculum.

Bridge One of the world’s most popular card games, Bridge is an excellent way to stretch your brain, hone your memory and make new friends. There are regularly four tables running and experience ranges from total beginners to School team standard.

CADCAM C l u b The computer aided design and manufacture club is open to boys in the Third Year and above and aims to develop a sophisticated use of the industry standard CAD software ‘Solidworks’. The 15-week course covers 2D and 3D computer modelling as well as use of a range of design equipment.

The Combined Cadet Force (CCF) contingent is open to boys from the Fourth Year upwards and is run jointly with The Lady Eleanor Holles School and Hampton Academy. Membership of the CCF develops leadership skills through training and promotes responsibility, selfreliance, resourcefulness, endurance and perseverance. Cadets can choose to join the Army Section or RAF Section and are expected to parade each Friday after School.

A number of trips, activities, camps and expeditions are arranged throughout the year.

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C a k e & C u lt u r e A stepping stone to undergraduate study, Cake & Culture is open to all Sixth Formers but is particularly aimed at those studying English Literature. The weekly seminars cover a range of literary topics with plenty of cake to aid discussion! Recent titles have included ‘Egg versus Chicken’ and ‘Race and Visibility in Afro-American Literature’.

C l a ss i c s S o c i e t y The Classics Society is for all First and Second Year boys interested in the Ancient world and its language. A variety of activities are organised throughout the year including making mosaics and trips to plays and exhibitions. Members also have the opportunity to compete in the annual Latin Reading competition to demonstrate their skills.

Computer Coding Club Designing and programming robots, writing computer games and simulations are just some of the things that the Junior Coding Club gets up to. Older boys are encouraged to ‘think like a programmer’ - they learn to write using Python, design webpages and work on a series of projects using Raspberry Pi.

C r e at i v e W r i t i n g C l u b Run for Fifth Year and Sixth Form boys, the group explores a wide range of writing styles and genres and provides boys with the opportunity to produce and publish their own original writing.

D e b at i n g Debating is a great way to develop important life skills – constructing an argument, presenting your point persuasively and thinking on your feet! Hampton School’s Debating Society has been running for over 100 years and the clashes now witnessed in the Lecture Theatre each Thursday lunchtime would do any founding member proud.

Sometime well-researched and rigorous, at other times more reliant on spontaneous wit, debates feature speakers from all Year Groups and attract enthusiastic audiences. The School also enters a number of national competitions including the Schools Mace and the Cambridge and Oxford Union competitions.

C h e ss Chess is hugely popular at Hampton. Players of all standards are welcome and, for the budding grandmasters and more competitive, matches are played after School on Fridays.

The School plays in the Surrey Schools league and the ECF British Schools Championship and wins a number of national titles every year.

Design & Technology Club Open to boys in the First to Third Year, this very popular club is going from strength to strength and allows boys to pursue their interest in design and technology and hone their practical skills using our fully equipped workshops or CAD/CAM equipment.

Recent projects include solar powered lamps, pewter casting and photo frames. The department also runs a Model Aviation Club, which offers boys in the Third and Fourth Year the opportunity to make and fly their own model aircraft.

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Film Making Club

There are a number of faith societies within the School which are open to all boys regardless of their religious beliefs.

With opportunities to plan, shoot and edit your own films, the Film Making Club is open to all Year Groups and new members are always welcome. The club provides boys with highly relevant creative skills as well as documenting the life of the School. All equipment is of a professional standard and film is edited using industry standard Apple Macs and Final Cut Pro.

The Junior & Senior Christian Forums meet weekly and aim to support and encourage Christians at Hampton. The groups give boys an opportunity to explore Christianity and its relevance in the world today and provide a forum to ask questions and express opinions.

The Muslim Society meets for prayer every Friday and provides an opportunity for boys to discuss a range of subjects and topical issues in an informal environment.

The Indian Society and Jewish Society meet at the request of the boys in the School and provide a forum to discuss topics of mutual interest.

Boys also have the opportunity to use post-production packages including Motion, Shake and iStopMotion.

Greek Reading Club Open to boys in the Fourth Year, the club provides boys with an opportunity to read Greek tragedies in English and to broaden their understanding of the role of drama in the Ancient world.

D u k e o f E d i nb u r g h ’ s Aw a r d (D of E) Hampton has one of the largest and most popular Duke of Edinburgh‘s Award groups in the UK, with over 300 boys participating each year. The programme involves practical, cultural and adventurous activities and boys may enter any time after their fourteenth birthday, starting with the Bronze Award and moving through to Silver (15+ years) and Gold (16+ years).

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Model United Nations (MUN) is perfect for aspiring politicians and those who like debating and putting the world to rights!

Open to boys from the Third Year upwards, MUN is an academic simulation of the United Nations and aims to educate participants about current events, international relations, diplomacy and the United Nations agenda.

The School attends a number of MUN conferences each year, which provide boys with the opportunity to represent different countries and to explore major global issues.

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H a m p t o n S p o r ts C h r o n i c l e ( H S C ) Produced by a team of Fifth Year and Sixth Form boys the HSC is one of the School’s most popular publications. Published biannually, in newspaper style, the HSC covers all aspects of the sporting calendar at Hampton as well as wider national and international sporting issues.

L i t e r a r y L i o ns A great club for the creatively minded, Literary Lions is an annual magazine, celebrating all aspects of journalism, the Arts and culture. Designed and written by a team of Upper School Hamptonians, recent scoops include interviews with Cate Blanchett, Steven Moffat, Phillip Pullman and Vince Cable.

The Lion Cub A rival to its big brother Literary Lions, the Lion Cub magazine provides boys in the First to Third Year the opportunity to improve their creative, analytical, persuasive and factual writing skills and see their work in print.

M e d i tat i o n C l u b All Fourth Year boys at Hampton follow a nine-week course in Mindfulness alongside a Wellbeing and Resilience programme. The skills the boys learn not only help them to get the most out of their School years, but also provide them with a resource they can call upon long after they leave. The Meditation Club meets weekly and is open to all Year Groups. It offers younger boys the opportunity to learn Mindfulness techniques and those who have completed the course the chance to use the practices they have learnt in lessons to increase their calmness and focus.

M o d e r n L a n g u a g e C l u bs Our French, German, Spanish and Mandarin Clubs are a fun way for younger boys to practise and reinforce their language skills in an informal setting, in particular their speaking skills. Packed full of games, music, cultural input, film clips and other exciting activities they also help boys gain an appreciation and understanding of other cultures.

These clubs are usually run by our young native-speaker Language Assistants, who are always popular members of the School community.

MORAL MA Z E CLU B The Moral Maze meets weekly for discussion and exploration of contemporary moral issues and is open to all boys with an interest in ethics or moral philosophy and a passion for current affairs. The club is particularly aimed at boys studying Religious Studies, History, Economics, and Government & Politics, as well as those intending to study humanities subjects or medicine at leading universities.

Rock Climbing The School’s eight-metre rock wall is available for boys keen to learn and improve their rock climbing skills. Instruction is provided by fully qualified members of staff and many boys compete for the School and/or local clubs.

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To complement academic lessons the School organises an annual lunchtime programme of distinguished speakers, invited to Hampton to share their experiences and insights with boys, staff, parents and alumni. Recent visitors have included Zac Goldsmith, Jeremy Paxman, David Grindley, Patrick Ayree, Andrea Tarsia, Steven Moffat and Dominic Grieve.

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S c i e n c e C l u bs Our Science Club provides younger boys with a fun and exciting way of developing their understanding of the scientific world. From getting to know the various animals that are housed in the Biology department to making snowflakes and growing chemical gardens in Chemistry, there are numerous fun and wacky experiments that First and Second Year boys can try in order to broaden their knowledge.

Y o u n g Ent e r p r i s e The ideal activity for highly motivated boys with entrepreneurial instincts, the Young Enterprise scheme provides the opportunity for boys to set up and run their own company. Open to Lower Sixth boys, initial business ideas are assessed and the best teams selected for the national competition. Over the course of the year each company is required to elect a board of directors, raise share capital and design, produce, market and sell their product or service. The scheme provides an excellent opportunity for boys to experience real-life business challenges as well as developing their teamwork, selling and presentation skills.

Young Reporters Run by the Newsquest Media Group in schools across London and the South East, the online Young Reporters programme offers boys in the Fourth Year and above the opportunity to gain industry experience, hone their writing skills and develop the discipline of meeting deadlines while still at school. A great way to find out what it’s like to be a journalist and have your articles published for a real audience.

SPORT

SPORT Sport is an important part of life at Hampton and with 27 acres of spacious grounds on site sporting opportunities abound.

The School excels at sport and competes at the highest level in national schools’ competitions. Our main focus is, however, on participation and multiple teams are fielded in all Year Groups to ensure that all Hamptonians have the opportunity to represent the School in competition.

Boys benefit from specialist coaching and superb facilities including a state-of-the-art 3G sports ground and large multi-purpose sports hall.

Our aim is for all boys to develop their skills to the best of their ability and to learn the value and importance of teamwork, dedication and commitment while enjoying a healthy lifestyle.

At h l e t i c s Athletics is one of the key summer sports at Hampton and all boys are introduced to the different athletic disciplines in Sport lessons.

The club aims to encourage boys to develop their talents further through a structured training and coaching programme. Teams are run in all age groups and the School competes in a variety of local and national events.

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Cricket

Badminton is increasing in popularity at Hampton and is enjoyed by boys of all ages regardless of their level of expertise. For competitive players, regular fixtures are held against other schools.

Hampton has excellent facilities and a proud cricketing tradition: Alumni currently playing First Class cricket include Zafar Ansari (England and Surrey) and Toby Roland-Jones (Middlesex), and England coach Paul Farbrace is a former member of staff. The fixture list is extensive with at least 15 teams playing against strong opposition. The 1st XI competes in the 50/50 League, National U17 40 Overs Cup and the National Twenty20 Cup; Our Junior teams compete in the Middlesex Cup. Boys benefit from specialist coaching by former professional cricketers and year-round training at our in-house Cricket Academy.

B a s k e tb a l l Basketball is flourishing at Hampton, with increasing numbers of boys taking up this fast-paced and demanding sport. There is a thriving programme of fixtures with other schools.

C r o ss C o u nt r y Cross Country is very popular at Hampton and boys compete at local, regional and national level. Open to all, the club takes place at lunchtimes and boys are coached by a former national cross country and track champion. As well as inter-school competitions many boys take part in the weekly 5km park runs in Bushy and Richmond Parks, Wimbledon Common and others.

F OO T B ALL Hampton remains one of the country’s leading football schools and standards of play and coaching are very high indeed. The 1st XI has reached the Boodles ISFA Cup Final five times in the past decade and the U15s have won their version of the competition twice in the last four years. Many ‘A’ team players are selected for England Schools and England Independent Schools squads and a number of boys have secured soccer scholarships to American universities.

But football at Hampton is equally about ‘sport for all’, with over 300 boys playing in fixtures each week alongside a flourishing internal Social League for senior boys. A to F teams are run in the junior years and each has its own coach.

Rugby is a major sport at Hampton and the School is renowned for its excellent standard of play, we are proud to have a number of successful teams across all age groups.

A significant number of boys play for Middlesex or Surrey and some have also represented England, Scotland and Ireland in age-group sides.

Alumni rugby players, Alex Lundberg and Akira Takenaka have gone on to professional careers.

The School competes in Middlesex and Surrey tournaments including the HSBC National Rosslyn Park Sevens, the NatWest Cup and Daily Mail Trophy.

There are strong links with London Wasps Academy and London Irish Academy and we regularly welcome current and former International players to the School to deliver coaching sessions.

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Golf Golf is a Sport afternoon option for boys in the Fifth Year and Sixth Form. Team golfers play at nearby Fulwell Golf Club and beginners can take lessons with a PGA professional. The School plays regular matches against other schools and also competes in the HMC Foursomes Competition, the ISGA Competition and the Middlesex Schools’ Championship.

Sailing & Windsurfing Sailing and Windsurfing are Sport options for boys in the Fifth Year and Sixth Form and take place at the Queen Mary Reservoir in Staines. Training is provided by RYA instructors and sailors range from total beginner to competent racer. The boys use a mixture of Picos and single and double-handed Lasers. Windsurfers are also coached by RYA instructors and boys begin with HiFly beginner boards before progressing to Starboard Carves as they aim for their Intermediate Windsurfing Qualification.

Skiing Hampton has been entering British Schools’ events on snow and dry slope for the last eight years and our racers compete at regional and national events and FIS level. Training sessions take place at Sandown Park and many team members train with Sandown Park Race Club or with Berkshire Race Squad in Bracknell. Junior and Senior ski trips are organised each year.

Squash Squash is a Sports option for boys in the Fifth Year and Sixth Form and is open to all abilities. Training and games take place at Colets Health & Fitness Club in Thames Ditton.

Ta b l e T e nn i s An increasingly popular sport at Hampton, table tennis is played in the Sports Hall and is open to boys of all ages and abilities.

Coaching is provided and the School competes in the Surrey Schools’ Table Tennis League.

T e nn i s Tennis is an all year round sport at Hampton and has grown in popularity in recent years. Boys benefit from six all-weather courts and a dedicated coaching team. Opportunities to play are available to boys of all ages and standards from beginner through to elite and, in addition to internal competitions, the School competes in a number of local and national schools’ tournaments including the Independent Schools’ League, the Aegon Cup, the Glanvill Cup and the Surrey League.

Rowing Hampton is one of the top rowing schools in the country and this year-round sport is an option from the Third Year onwards. Training takes place on the nearby Molesey stretch of the River Thames, where we have a superb Boathouse shared with The Lady Eleanor Holles School and an impressive fleet of boats. There are regular training camps both in the UK and abroad and while the emphasis is on enjoyment and watermanship, 1st VIII rowers regularly represent Great Britain and several have won rowing scholarships to American universities. Alumni rowers include the Searle brothers (Olympic Gold Medallists), Karl Hudspith (President of Oxford University Boat Club 2012) and the Livingstone and Smith brothers who competed in the Boat Race.

Volleyball Volleyball is a developing sport at Hampton and training is supported by coaches from Richmond Volleyball Club with which the School has close links. We are delighted with our initial success in local competitions.

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PERFORM PERFORMING ARTS We are extremely proud of the energy and variety of creative life at Hampton.

Drama and Music are fundamental to the life of the School and key aspects of the co-curricular programme.

Boys benefit from the superb facilities offered by The Hammond Theatre, a professional standard theatre seating audiences of 380. It provides an outstanding venue for the many and varied productions and extensive concert programme.

Hampton is also one of only a handful of All-Steinway schools.

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S c h o o l O r c h e st r a s & Ens e m b l e s The concert programme at Hampton is extensive and covers all styles of music.

The Symphony Orchestra allows advanced pupils to play a full symphonic repertoire; Hampton Sinfonia is our training orchestra and prepares pupils for playing in a full orchestra; the Concert Orchestra provides pupils with the opportunity to perform in an ensemble at a more elementary standard.

Our electric guitarists and drummers have their own programme of rehearsals and concerts, which are fully supported by the Music Department.

The Jazz Band and Swing Band make frequent appearances at School and beyond, often performing for charity. Hampton musicians frequently tour both abroad and in the UK; the choirs have recently toured in France and Italy, and the orchestra makes a triennial visit to Konstanz in southern Germany. The Jazz Band and Swing Band also tour abroad.

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A full range of about 30 ensembles rehearse regularly: String Quartets, Trios, Clarinet Ensemble, Brass Ensembles, Flute Group, Guitar Ensemble, Percussion Ensemble, Swing Band, Jazz Band and many other ensembles. Chamber music is a particular strength.

Hampton has a long tradition of excellence and enthusiasm for singing and there are many opportunities to perform. Choirs exist for boys of all ages including the School Choir, Boys’ Choir and Chamber Choir.

Senior boys who are keen singers form their own Barbershop groups and take part in a range of jazz events, tours and competitions.

The School’s male voice choir, Voices of Lions, reached the final of the 2014 BBC Choir of the Year Competition performing at the Royal Festival Hall, and the finals of the 2015 Voice Festival.They perform annually at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

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Drama There are many opportunities for boys to take part in co-curricular drama productions at Hampton. A joint musical with The Lady Eleanor Holles School is performed each October, with previous productions including Chicago, Sweeney Todd and Les Misérables.

Auditions are held in the Spring term and are open to a variety of Year Groups.

Senior plays take place throughout the year and include a wide range of genres, from Greek tragedy through to farce. The School also takes part regularly in the Shakespeare Schools Festival, a National Youth Theatre initiative, and Sixth Formers have the opportunity to submit plays to drama festivals.

Younger boys also have the opportunity to take part in cocurricular productions, both plays and musicals. A weekly Drama Club offers boys in the First to Third Years a grounding in role play, performance and improvisation as well as the chance to take part in the Junior Drama play performed in December. For the more technically-minded, the Technical Theatre Club provides instruction in the operation and programming of the latest lighting and sound equipment and the opportunity to become a member of the stage crew.

The Musical Theatre Dance Club is open to Hampton and The Lady Eleanor Holles School pupils from the Third Year upwards and is a fun and energetic club providing training in a variety of dance styles for those who want to increase their dance repertoire and keep fit!

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LTRIPS SCHOOL TRIPS School trips are an essential ingredient of life at Hampton and the extensive programme of academic and nonacademic visits, residential trips, exchanges and tours is truly impressive.

Designed to enhance learning, support personal development and broaden horizons, each academic department, and many co-curricular areas, organise trips and visits each year across all age groups.

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WW1 Battle Fields (History) Uganda, Iceland and Sorrento (Geography) Pompeii and Greece (Classics) Washington DC (Government & Politics)

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Co-curricular: Sestriere and Serre Chevalier (Skiing) Namibia, Malawi & Zambia (Community • projects and safari) n Dorset (Coasteering and Watersports) n Snowdonia (Hiking and Climbing) n

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Exchange trips to Surgères (French) Munich (German) Cataluña (Spanish) Work Experience in Lille Cultural trips to Moscow & St Petersburg, Berlin, Cuba, Ronda and Beijing

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India (Cricket), Holland (Junior Rugby) Argentina, Chile and Uruguay (Senior Rugby) Spain and Sweden (Football) Seville Temple-sur-Lot (Rowing) Majorca (Tennis)

Lake Garda (Choir), Konstanz (orchestral) Edinburgh Fringe Festival

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COMMUNITY Our aim is for boys to leave Hampton as happy, educated and well-rounded young men with a sense of social responsibility and the desire to make a positive contribution to society.

Community Service forms an integral part of life at Hampton and boys are involved in a wide range of activities throughout their School careers. Our links with the wider community and the opportunities for volunteering and charity work these offer, provide our boys with vital exposure, experience and understanding of the world beyond the School gates.

Our Community Service programme takes many forms and we work both independently and in partnership with other organisations. Many boys work with young children either in local primary schools or help with trips and activities for children with learning difficulties.

Others assist teaching staff with our Saturday School for gifted and talented students from local primary schools. The boys also co-host a summer tea-party and a Christmas Party for elderly members of the Hampton community with girls from The Lady Eleanor Holles School. A number of Sixth Formers also take part in the joint Hampton/The Lady Eleanor Holles peer-mentoring scheme to assist Teddington School students gain better GCSE grades in Maths and English.

All boys and staff are involved with the Form Charity initiative which aims to raise ÂŁ20,000 each year for a variety of local, national and international charities.

Funds are raised through a wide range of activities with recent events including a Lower School Great British Bake Off, Inter-Form World Cup Football tournament, Sixth Form fancy dress day, Two Penny Race, Hampton & LEH Quiz, Young Enterprise Challenge and 24 hour walk. Charities supported include Shooting Star Chase, Mary’s Meals and The Teenage Cancer Trust.

Further afield, a number of older boys visit the Hampton Safe Haven in Malawi each year. The Safe Haven provides local children with a safe place to go and teaches them essential life skills.

The boys help with teaching and practical tasks such as building, painting, ground clearance, repairing equipment and fetching water.

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The information contained in this booklet is for guidance only and may be subject to change.

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Hampton School, Hanworth Road, Hampton, TW12 3HD Tel: 020 8979 5526 Email: admissions@hamptonschool.org.uk www.hamptonschool.org.uk

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