Senior School Co-Curricular and Enrichment Programme 2026-27
Welcome
Our co-curricular programme is a vital part of the Lingfield College experience. It complements the academic rigour of the classroom and our strong pastoral care, supporting our whole-pupil approach to education. With over 100 experiences and opportunities on offer, the programme is designed to challenge, inspire, nurture talent, and prepare pupils for life beyond school. Music, Drama and Sport sit at the heart of our offering, alongside a wealth of clubs and societies. Pupils can explore leadership, cultural understanding and debate through popular initiatives such as Model United Nations and the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ). Trips and expeditions extend learning beyond the classroom – from global adventures to local community engagement through the Duke of Edinburgh Award. At Lingfield, we expect pupils to take ownership of their co-curricular journey. Every day, time is set aside during extended lunchtimes for pupils to engage in these enriching activities. Termly, pupils must choose to attend a minimum of 2 lunchtime clubs. However, they are encouraged to participate in more, should they wish and may do so.
Benefits of participation: Enhance your all-round education. Develop current interests and discover new ones. Enjoy time to unwind and relax Boost your self-esteem and confidence Improve your academic performance
We invite you to browse the programme and discover just how much is on offer. Many of our clubs have grown from pupil ideas, and we’re always looking to evolve. Whether developing a passion or trying something brand new, our aim is to provide a supportive environment where every pupil feels empowered to take part, take risks, and thrive.
Mr Steve Casey Director of Sport & Co-Curricular Activities
! Please note. Clubs and activities change throughout the School year. Students are issued a detailed timetable at the start of every term.
Build friendships and develop key social skills Strengthen your future applications to universities and jobs. Gain essential life and soft skills – including time management, leadership, teamwork, work ethic, and a positive attitude.
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Contents ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT, CLUBS & SOCIETIES
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CREATIVE & EXPRESSIVE
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LEADERSHIP, ENTERPRISE & SPEAKING
Academic Scholars
Advanced Drama Tech
Debating Society
Additional Maths
Art & Photography Club
EPQ Club
Chess Club
Art Open Studio
Model United Nations
Cryptic Crossword
Cooking Club
Politics Club
Exploring Economics Club
Craft Clubs
Public Speaking
French Speaking
Creative Writing & Storytelling Club
The Student Voice
German Speaking
Drama & Performance Skills
Youth Enterprise Club
History Club
Drama Club
Introduction to Psychology
From Script to Screen
Kino Klub
Knitting & Crocheting Club
Law Society
LAMDA
Lexia Reading Club
Music Video Club
Medical Club
Pottery Club
Oxbridge Preparation
Sculpture Club
Physics: What we don’t learn in class
Sewing Club
Race Across the World
Shakespeare/Classics Club
Research & Revision Skills
Sketching Club
Spanish Speaking
Sound Off
Step Club
The Friday Murder Mystery Book Club
Touch Typing DUKE OF EDINBURGH Gold, Silver and Bronze Awards
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MINDFULNESS & WELLBEING
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Gardening Club Lego Club Lingfield Pride Take a Break Quietly Social Club Walks with Luna
MUSIC
Acoustic Guitar Club Audio Lounge Concert Orchestra Electric Guitar Group Jazz Band Music Theory Club Piano Club Rock Band Night Show Choir Street Band String Ensemble Symphony Orchestra Ukulele Band Woodwind Orchestra
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SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING & MATHEMATICS (STEM)
Astronomy GCSE Chinese Checkers Digital Innovation Club Eco & Sustainability Club Formula 1 - Design and Race Geometry Club Maths Art Club Mechatronics Club Science Club Science Crest Awards Science in Action Club Teen Tech Science Awards
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SPORT, FITNESS & ADVENTURE
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Athletics Badminton Basketball Couch to 5K Cricket Cross-Country/Running Equestrian Fantasy Football Club Football Football (Girls) Golf Hockey Indoor Cycling Kayaking Netball Pickleball Rugby Sailing Stand-Up Paddleboarding Strength & Conditioning Table Tennis Tennis Volleyball Yoga (Mixed) STUDY SUPPORT
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TRIPS & EXPEDITIONS
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Academic Enrichment, Clubs & Societies ACADEMIC SCHOLAR SESSIONS
FRENCH SPEAKING
LAW SOCIETY
OXBRIDGE PREPARATION
YEAR GROUP: Y9 & Y10 Over 8 sessions, Academic Scholars dig deep into a range of subjects such as the Ethics of AI, Economics and Healthcare.
YEAR GROUP: Y11-13 C’est à vous! This club will help to boost your fluency, pronunciation and confidence in delivering first-class answers in your French GSCE and A Level speaking exams.
YEAR GROUP: Y12-Y13 This student-led club will examine a wide variety of legal debates prompted by a programme of workshops and lectures provided by a highly qualified alumni.
YEAR GROUP: Y13 In these sessions, students applying for Oxford or Cambridge will be given additional support with the preparation of their personal statements, UCAS forms, admissions tests and interview practice.
GERMAN SPEAKING
LEXIA READING CLUB
YEAR GROUP: Y11-Y13 An opportunity to discuss GCSE and A Level topics and go beyond the lesson to pick up information and a wealth of phrases to prepare for German Speaking exams.
YEAR GROUP: Y7-Y9 Lexia Reading Club provides an opportunity for students working on the Lexia literacy programme to work in school with support on the programme. The Lexia programme provides a structured, adaptive approach to improving literacy at all levels.
ADDITIONAL MATHS YEAR GROUP: Y11 An enrichment club designed to enhance and
extend the subject knowledge of students looking to pursue Mathematics at A Level and beyond. CHESS CLUB YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS Chess Club is a popular gathering of all abilities to develop strategic chess skills with opportunities to learn from other players.
HISTORY CLUB YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS A chance to explore and discuss exciting historical topics and events beyond the curriculum.
CRYPTIC CROSSWORD CLUB
INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY
YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS A club designed to enhance problem solving skills and increase focus. The unique challenge of cryptic clues can boost vocabulary and lateral thinking.
YEAR GROUP: Y9-Y11 Explore famous Psychology experiments to gain an understanding of a range of human behaviours in this enlightening introduction to Psychology.
EXPLORING ECONOMICS CLUB
KINO KLUB
YEAR GROUP: GIRLS Y8-9 This club is designed to give Economic enthusiasts an understanding and insight into topics before the start of the GCSE curriculum.
YEAR GROUP: Y12-Y13 Watch and discuss German films and television series to enhance your studies and exam preparation.
MEDICAL CLUB
PHYSICS: WHAT WE DON’T LEARN IN CLASS YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS A weekly discussion club exploring the biggest and strangest ideas in physics — from black holes and time travel to why the universe exists at all. No prior knowledge needed just curiosity and a willingness to think differently about the world.
YEAR GROUP: Y11-Y13 Lingfield College Medical Club is aimed at students wishing to follow a medically orientated profession, including dentistry, veterinary and pharmacy. Providing students with up-to-date information regarding everything from ethics to aptitude tests, vaccines, practice with UCAT questions and help to find courses or volunteering programmes to assist with University applications.
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RACE ACROSS THE WORLD
STEP CLUB
YEAR GROUP: Y7-Y9 Start your own global adventure! Students will plot a route across the world uncovering different cultures and geographical landscapes on the way.
YEAR GROUP: Y12-Y13 STEP club provides an opportunity for students looking to read a Maths-based degree to extend their knowledge beyond the existing A Level curriculum, as well as prepare extensively for Oxbridge or equivalent entrance examinations (STEP/MAT).
RESEARCH & REVISION SKILLS YEAR GROUP: Y7-Y9 Fun Library-based activities to inspire good research and revision techniques and routines. Students will also have the opportunity to see how much the Library has to offer to enhance their studies throughout their time at school.
SPANISH SPEAKING YEAR GROUP: Y11-Y13 ¡Vamos a charlar! This club will help you develop your vocabulary and fluency. Regular attendance will also enable you to gain more confidence when speaking spontaneously and extending your answers to a higher level in the GCSE and A Level Speaking exams.
TOUCH TYPING YEAR GROUP: Y9 Learning to touch-type will help pupils work faster and focus on content rather than the keyboard to help produce high-quality work.
Creative & Expressive ADVANCED DRAMA TECH YEAR GROUP: Y10 -Y13 A club designed for technical students to expand their skills in lighting, sound, set design and costume design. This club is also used to support technical GCSE Drama candidates and prepare for upcoming productions.
CREATIVE WRITING & STORYTELLING CLUB YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS Enjoy a collaborative environment suitable for all abilities with the opportunity to write, listen, share ideas, express your imagination and explore the art of creative writing and storytelling in its many forms.
ART & PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB
ART OPEN STUDIO YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS Open studio sessions for Art and Photography students to use the fantastic spaces and art materials with support from department staff.
COOKING CLUB YEAR GROUP: Y8 In the Summer term, students build culinary skills, learning to prepare and cook a range of dishes to increase their kitchen confidence.
CRAFT CLUBS YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS In this fun club students can use their creative skills to plan and create seasonal displays and props for Halloween and Christmas events.
DRAMA & PERFORMANCE SKILLS YEAR GROUP: Y7–Y9 A more advanced drama club for those looking to learn new skills and techniques.
DRAMA CLUB YEAR GROUP: Y7-Y9 A fun drama club where students can explore Drama in many different ways, including games, improvisation, devised performances, and script work.
FROM SCRIPT TO SCREEN YEAR GROUP: Y7-Y9 Explore the world of film production and unleash your creativity through storytelling and visual effects. You will produce a script and storyboard before bringing your story to life. All abilities welcome.
KNITTING & CROCHETING CLUB YEAR GROUP: Y10-Y13 A great combination of craft and conversation whilst learning a new skill.
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I am so grateful to the Drama Department and the belief they had in my skills throughout my time at Lingfield. The amount of confidence I have gained through my involvement has been immense.
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YEAR GROUP: Y7-Y9 Students can explore and develop a wide range of creative visual language skills through the medium of both Art and Photography. Aspiring photographers will be able to experiment with composition, lighting and subject matter. Artistic students amongst you will be able to explore creativity using techniques and skills in fun, exciting mini-projects throughout the year.
LAMDA
SKETCHING CLUB
YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS Work alternately on the Verse and Prose and Acting LAMDA Syllabus. Progressing potentially in each exam from Grade 3 to Grade 8. Students engage with the transformative power of the dramatic arts and are introduced to the creativity, innovation and authenticity of confident communication. Improving reading fluency, encouraging broader vocabulary, enhancing memory and recall. LAMDA qualifications are recognised all over the world and earn UCAS points to help with university entry.
YEAR GROUP: Y7 A club designed for younger students to practice drawing and sketching using a range of media.
MUSIC VIDEO CLUB
YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS A discussion group focusing on communication skills. Students have the chance to air concerns or tackle issues in the safety of a supportive group. The topics range from talking about their aspirations or fears to broader issues like politics and current affairs. The ‘Sound Off’ sessions enable students to develop listening skills and develop the confidence to air opinions, accept differences, and challenge or question the beliefs of others appropriately.
YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS Produce your own performance or narrative music video to a song of your choice! You will create a stylised look and capture short shots using a range of cinematography and in the end, you’ll have created something amazing!
POTTERY CLUB YEAR GROUP: Y8 Unleash your creativity in this new pottery club. Using clay, students will create unique ceramic pieces to take home.
SCULPTURE CLUB YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS Explore the tactile world of art in this hands-on sculpture club. All abilities welcome.
SEWING CLUB YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS A mindful and creative club. Any worries float away whilst you focus on the pattern you’re stitching across your fabric to create something beautiful.
SHAKESPEARE/CLASSICS CLUB YEAR GROUP: Y10-Y13 For any student interested in reading and exploring Shakespeare’s plays and their contexts in more depth.
SOUND OFF
THE FRIDAY MURDER MYSTERY BOOK CLUB YEAR GROUP: Y8-Y10 Can you work out who did it? Each term we will read and explore classic and contemporary murder mystery novels - discover new authors as well as well known favourites such as Agatha Christie to Holly Jackson.
Duke of Edinburgh YEAR GROUP: Y9-Y12 The Duke of Edinburgh Award is a challenging programme of activities designed to encourage young people to learn new skills, help others, and experience adventure in the outdoors. Each level of the Award consists of four sections: Volunteering, Skills, Physical and Expedition. Gold also requires a 5 day residential course. Pupils create their own DofE programme by finding a volunteering, physical and skills activity of their interest before undertaking a final assessed expedition after undergoing a training day and practice expedition. At the core of each Award level is a focus on self-discipline, motivation, commitment and teamwork.
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DofE is an experience I will never forget, working as a team to form a camaraderie between peers, learning to solve problems together, and pushing through challenges.
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GOLD, SILVER & BRONZE AWARDS
Through participation, pupils make new friends, develop social and interpersonal skills and increase their initiative, independence and self-confidence. Completion of the assessed expedition and the whole award gives a great sense of achievement. The Award is highly prestigious and is valued by colleges, universities and employers. The Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme at Lingfield College is led by Mr Philip Stanton and his dedicated staff, including Mr Casey (Silver) and Mr Gaunt (Bronze). In his previous career in the Army, Mr Stanton spent much time leading adventurous training in the UK and abroad, including mountaineering, skiing and offshore sailing trips. He completed the demanding Joint Service Mountain Leader course and particularly enjoys challenging students as they progress through the Awards.
EXPEDITION DESTINATIONS BRONZE: Blacklands Farm, Amberley. SILVER: South Downs, Brecon Beacons/Isle of Wight. GOLD: Brecon Beacons, Scottish Highlands.
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Leadership, Enterprise & Speaking DEBATING SOCIETY
POLITICS CLUB
YEAR GROUP: Y7-8 A variety of discussion and debate topics will shine a light on local and global issues. Whilst engaging in collaborative, compelling arguments, students will also gain valuable experience in speaking to large groups, developing life skills that will benefit their participation in the classroom and beyond.
YEAR GROUP: Y10-Y13 A club designed to encourage political thought, debate and discussion of World Affairs. The topics are up for discussion depending on student choice.
EPQ CLUB YEAR GROUP: Y12 The Extended Project Qualification Club allows students to research a topic of their choice and produce a written report and presentation. This will give them a certification from the AQA board. This is a great club for students who want to challenge themselves academically, for academic scholars and those interested in subjects outside of the curriculum.
MODEL UNITED NATIONS CLUB
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YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS This is an academic and enjoyable activity where students simulate the United Nations. Students take on the role of delegates from different countries and discuss global issues from their countries' perspectives. Whilst following the expected etiquette of MUN, students will develop their confidence and public speaking abilities. Students can also participate in four external Conferences as well as our own annual LINGFIELDMUN in December.
PUBLIC SPEAKING YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS This club is for anyone interested in learning the art of oracy, building self-confidence and gaining valuable life skills. You will learn effective research, how to prepare a compelling argument, plus formulate and respond to questions. We participate in age-appropriate local, national and interschool competitions.
THE STUDENT VOICE YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS Students from the Anti-Bullying Ambassadors, Wellbeing Prefects, EDI Captains, Charity Captains and Head Student Team will unite to help foster a kind and compassionate school community. They will be joined by representatives from all year groups and will work together to raise awareness of national campaigns that foster social awareness and altruism at Lingfield College.
YOUTH ENTERPRISE CLUB YEAR GROUP: Y10 A business-based club for Y10 run in partnership with St Catherine’s Hospice and NatWest Bank. Students compete to create fundraising ideas with money raised going to the hospice.
Mindfulness & Wellbeing GARDENING CLUB
QUIETLY SOCIAL CLUB
YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS We will be outside in the fresh air and nature, getting our hands in the earth and being active as we sow and nurture various fruit, vegetables and flowers. We will also be enjoying spending time in the outdoor relaxation area and encouraging wildlife to visit the space.
YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS This is a quiet session for Library club members to engage in a range of quiet activities, such as chess, reading, and colouring.
LEGO CLUB YEAR GROUP: Y9 (INVITE ONLY) Lego club provides a rotation of activities designed to combat stress and promote positive mental health.
LINGFIELD PRIDE YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS This club is a safe space for students to explore issues relating to sexuality and gender identity.
TAKE A BREAK YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS (DROP-IN) A welcoming space for students to take time out, recharge, and embrace mindfulness through a variety of activities and games.
WALKS WITH LUNA YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS (INVITE ONLY) Join Luna our mentor dog, for a leisurely wellbeing walk.
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Music ACOUSTIC GUITAR CLUB
ELECTRIC GUITAR GROUP
PIANO CLUB
ROCK BAND NIGHT
YEAR GROUP: ALL TIME: LUNCH A wonderful ensemble for all the budding acoustic guitar players, this ensemble plays a mixed repertoire of traditional as well as pop/contemporary tracks and is open to all levels of acoustic guitar player.
LEVEL: ALL TIME: AFTER SCHOOL This school ensemble can be heard rehearsing from the opposite side of the playing fields! The Guitar Ensemble is a group open to all pupils who love playing electric and bass guitar. They perform group numbers of a rock/heavy metal/funk style and hone both their improvisation skills as there are sections created for soloing opportunities as well as their ensemble and arrangement skills. Their performance at Rock and Jazz Night is the highlight of the year!
LEVEL: ALL TIME: LUNCH The piano club is a lunchtime activity open to pianists of all abilities in all year groups. The club looks to bring the pianists in the school together, rather than feeling like solo artists as pianists often do. Great fun is had to hone their keyboard skills and preparing duets to perform at school concerts and the piano recital evenings.
LEVEL: ALL TIME: AFTER SCHOOL Every Friday after school the Music Department is handed over to the ever-growing number of Rock/ Pop bands that the pupils have formed themselves. Some bands arrive at the school fully formed, others who are interested come along and staff will put pupils together to create new bands. Pupils are taught Band skills such as how to work as a team and rehearse effectively, as well as how to use various pieces of music equipment and learn a repertoire of their choice. Performances at the annual ‘Rock and Jazz Night’ have included songs by Queen, Stereophonics, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Pink, Coldplay, Dua Lipa and Green Day.
AUDIO LOUNGE YEAR GROUP: Y9 TIME: AFTER SCHOOL Audio Lounge is a club for pupils in Year 9 who are considering taking Music GCSE in Year 10 and want to start honing their listening and appraising skills in preparation. The club after school helps pupils aurally identify instruments, intervals and cadences as well as begin the process of learning the various elements of music and genres that are contained within the GCSE syllabus.
CONCERT ORCHESTRA LEVEL: BEGINNER TO GRADE 3/4 TIME: AFTER SCHOOL The Training Concert Band is open to all students without audition and is the perfect place for musicians of Grade 1-4 standard to hone their ensemble and orchestral skills. Weekly rehearsals take place after school and the orchestra play a wide variety of fun and recognisable pieces from film scores and pop songs.
JAZZ BAND LEVEL: GRADE 4/5 AND UP TIME: AFTER SCHOOL The Lingfield College Jazz Band is a traditional style 1940’s Swing Band that covers tracks by artists such as Duke Ellington, Glenn Miller, Herbie Hancock and Rat Pack classics. The band performs to a high standard and in addition to performing at school events they also regularly perform out in the community at small and large scale events. The band have completed several European tours to countries such as Germany and Belgium in recent years.
MUSIC THEORY CLUB LEVEL: ALL GRADES TIME: LUNCH Music Theory club is for all pupils wishing to further their confidence in reading music and gaining their ABRSM theory grades. For the vast majority of pupils Grade 5 is the focus as they prepare to move to Grade 6 on their instrument practical exams. The club provides one-to-one teaching, and pupils work their way through practice papers. CO-CURRICULAR AND ENRICHMENT PROGRAMME 2026-27
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SHOW CHOIR
STRING ENSEMBLE
UKULELE BAND
LEVEL: ALL Show Choir is open to all pupils who love singing and enjoy performing a repertoire of songs from West End Musicals, Disney and well-known pop tracks. The choir performs at all school concerts and a West End Musical-based choreographed number at the annual Cabaret Evening. No audition is necessary.
LEVEL: ALL TIME: LUNCH The String Ensemble is a wonderful opportunity for string players of all abilities and year groups to play both a classical and modern repertoire. The group seeks to hone our string players ensemble skills in a smaller, chamber-style environment in comparison to the larger orchestra. The group plays a varied repertoire and looks to encourage the talents of all budding string players.
LEVEL: ALL TIME: LUNCH Ukulele Band is a hugely popular ensemble at Lingfield and a fantastic opportunity for all students who enjoy playing the ukulele. The group performs a mixed repertoire of upbeat pop standards and crowd pleasers! Pupils of all ages and abilities are welcome, and fun, hilarity and enthusiasm are guaranteed!
STREET BAND LEVEL: ALL TIME: LUNCH The Lingfield Street Band is based on a New Orleans-style funk group that you may traditionally see march down the street at Mardis Gras. It is open to all levels of trumpet, trombone, tuba and saxophone players. Their repertoire consists of traditional style funk tracks mixed in with well-known pop songs that have been given a New Orleans twist.
WOODWIND ORCHESTRA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA LEVEL: GRADE 4/5 AND UP TIME: LUNCH The elite and flagship orchestra in the school for the more advanced musicians of Grade 4/5 upwards. The orchestra rehearses weekly and performs a wide repertoire of classical works such as Beethoven’s 2nd Symphony, Dvorak’s 4th Symphony, Overture from Mozart’s ‘Marriage of Figaro’ and Tchaikovsky’s ‘Sleeping Beauty’ in addition to exciting medley works from film soundtracks such as ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ and ‘Gladiator’.
LEVEL: ALL TIME: LUNCH The Wind Orchestra is a smaller, chamber style ensemble, encompassing pupils of all standards on flute, oboe, clarinet, saxophone and bassoon. The ensemble performs regularly at school concerts and includes a repertoire of both classical and modern contemporary music.
Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) ASTRONOMY GCSE
FORMULA 1 - DESIGN & RACE
SCIENCE CREST AWARDS
SCIENCE IN ACTION CLUB
YEAR GROUP: Y10 (Y11 BY INVITATION) Most people are fascinated by the night sky and are interested in stories about our continuing exploration of our Solar System and Universe. This additional GCSE will enable students to understand our position in the Universe, the movements of planets and stars, the cycles in the night and daytime sky, and the way in which we use technology to observe and interact with space.
YEAR GROUP: Y11 Ready to expand your 21st Century skills? Working as a team this dynamic club will explore, design, create and test a model F1-like car using 3D printing methods and a wind tunnel. A must for future engineers and designers!
YEAR GROUP: Y9–Y12 CREST Awards are the British Science Association’s STEM projects to inspire you to think like scientists and engineers. These typically take 10-12 hours to complete. Bronze awards are targeted for Y9 students to undertake project work to work like real scientists on a topic of choice. Silver and Gold awards are available for older students.
YEAR GROUP: Y10-Y11 An engaging club combining hands-on experiments and practical applications designed to deepen your understanding of key GCSE Science topics and their role in day to day applications.
CHINESE CHECKERS YEAR GROUP: Y9-11 Give your memory a workout in this classic board game that involves strategy and movement.
DIGITAL INNOVATION CLUB YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS Using our new Digital Innovation Studio, students get the opportunity to explore digital design, 3D modelling and creative technology through hands-on projects. Using 3D printers, 3D pens and CAD software, students will develop problem-solving, design and computing skills.
ECO & SUSTAINABILITY CLUB YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS Eco-Club helps young people engage with the environmental issues that are important to them and their local community. It is designed to stimulate creativity and critical thinking.
GEOMETRY CLUB YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS Explore shapes, pattens, spatial reasoning and compass constructions in this fun maths club.
MATHS ART CLUB YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS From architecture to sculpture, discover how maths and art are intertwined before creating your own piece of art.
MECHATRONICS YEAR GROUP: Y10-13 Robotics, electronics, programming, and mechanical design. Through hands-on workshops, competitions, and collaborative problem-solving, members develop practical skills while exploring the exciting field of mechatronics.
SCIENCE CLUB YEAR GROUP: Y7 Science Club aims to ignite an interest in STEM subjects at KS3 and provide a platform to extend learning through exciting practical activities with direct teacher support; watching demonstrations; entering national competitions; designing and making machines. Science Club is a fun and exciting way to allow students to explore topics in innovative and inventive ways outside of the curriculum.
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TEEN TECH SCIENCE AWARDS YEAR GROUP: Y8-Y9 Pursue an independent project in a STEM subject and achieve a national award.
Sport, Fitness & Adventure ATHLETICS
CRICKET
YEAR GROUP: Y7-Y10 Athletics at Lingfield College is a major Summer Sport for both boys and girls, with many students competing each year in district, county and national competitions. Athletes have the opportunity to train and improve their performances during Games afternoons in the summer term and participate in the various Athletics Clubs during our extended lunch break and after school. Students are offered general and specific coaching from qualified PE staff.
YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS Pupils are introduced to the core skills of the game of Cricket and given a framework to develop and improve these skills. A passion and enjoyment for the game of Cricket is developed with the hope that Cricket will remain in our students lives after they leave us. With access to current technological and visual coaching aides and bowling machines, many of our pupils are now blending into local cricket clubs at all levels.
BADMINTON
CROSS COUNTRY/RUNNING
YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS Develop your badminton skills by having challenging doubles games against your peers! Even take on the teacher in a game of singles too! Fun for players of all abilities.
YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS For all types of runners and abilities; from those wanting to keep fit and others who wish to run competitively. A must for those who want to represent the school in the Cross Country Team. A different route each week, including some training runs at different speeds.
BASKETBALL YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS Join specialist basketball coach Kevin Hibbs (English Schools team coach) to polish your competitive court skills in this popular club. Alongside being played as an inter-house sport, we also have some midweek fixtures throughout the Autumn and Spring Terms.
COUCH TO 5K YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS Lingfield College’s take on the very popular wellbeing running programme. The club is for students of any ability in running with an interest in improving or trying out the sport. Running can have incredible mental health benefits reducing stress and boosting mood.
For further information, see the NSEA website FOOTBALL under their competitions tab for current competition YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS schedules in the various disciplines. Football is coached at all levels and abilities within the school. Following a group warm-up comprising FANTASY FOOTBALL CLUB a pulse raiser and dynamic stretches, students will YEAR GROUP: Y11 move into conditioned games, focusing on areas A competitive and organised review of the weekly of strength and/or issues to be resolved. These Premier League Games in the form of a quiz fast-moving sessions allow coaches to identify alongside a Fantasy Football League online in which teams for the next set of matches and for students compete to get the most points by the end players to impress the coach. of the season to win a football related prize.
EQUESTRIAN YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS Lingfield College is a member of the National Schools Equestrian Association (NSEA). This provides a platform for students to compete at all levels, from grassroots to national level, in a range of equestrian disciplines. There are competitions for riders of all levels in show jumping (40cm to 120cms), dressage (walk and trot to medium levels) and arena eventing throughout the year. To participate, pupils must have their own pony, access to a horsebox, and compete in the classes they wish to enter.
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FOOTBALL (GIRLS)
INDOOR CYCLING
RUGBY
TABLE TENNIS
YEAR GROUP: Y7-Y11 Girls’ Football has seen a huge increase in demand in recent years. This club is an opportunity for girls of all ages and abilities to enjoy the world’s most popular sport. Training sessions are designed to develop basic core skills and expand tactical knowledge. In the Summer term there is a focus on games, competing against other schools on a weekly basis as well as entering ISFA, ESFA and SnS Football Tournaments.
YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS Indoor cycling is a form of exercise focusing on endurance, strength and cardio. This group session will run in our fitness suite.
YEAR GROUP: Y7-Y10 TERM: AUTUMN/SPRING Rugby is continuing to develop at Lingfield College, with many boys taking a keen interest, especially in years 7-10. Rugby training runs at lunchtime and after school, with matches from September to April. Alongside the fifteen-a-side matches, we also participate in the ISA and Surrey Schools 7s Tournaments during February and March.
YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS A fun club for all abilities to have fun and challenge themselves. We have 12 tables which allows many pupils to engage and progress.
GOLF YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS Golf tuition is offered to both boys and girls, from beginners to experienced players. We have a competitive fixture list of schools. We also enter the ISGA Knock-out Cup, the ISGA Shire competitions in October and June, and the Surrey Schools Cup. Previous squads have reached regional finals in highranking events and have been made up of England U16 players. We play our home fixtures at Lingfield Park and Royal Ashdown, with a school membership at Lingfield Park. The latter affords our players yearlong access to putting, chipping and bunker practice areas and the driving range every day of the week.
HOCKEY YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS Hockey is the major sport for girls in the Autumn Term and for boys in the Spring Term. At Lingfield College, we encourage everyone to participate in hockey throughout the Years, arranging fixtures for all capabilities. Teams are selected for 11-a-side hockey, and we enter both local and national tournaments. Experienced coaches provide highlevel technical coaching and the opportunity to participate in small games and match play. All centred around having fun and developing.
KAYAKING YEAR GROUP: Y7-8 TERM: SUMMER Available during weekly Wednesday games sessions at Weir Wood Reservoir, Kayaking gives students the opportunity to develop a new sport alongside their peers and qualified instructors. Forming memories and confidence outside the curriculum.
NETBALL YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS TERM: WINTER/SPRING Netball clubs run across the Winter and Spring terms for all year groups. During the first term the focus is on fun, skill development and netball specific fitness. After Christmas as we enter our Netball season we focus on team tactics, cohesion and technical refinement. Training includes skills in isolation, group activities, small-sided games and match play. As well as local matches, teams are entered into SnS, SSM and ISA tournaments. PICKLEBALL YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS TERM: SUMMER Pickleball runs in the Summer term on our astro, allowing students to learn the skills of a new and developing sport. The sport combines elements from tennis, badminton and table tennis and is popular among all age groups.
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SAILING YEAR GROUP: Y7-8 TERM: SUMMER Sailing is available during summer Wednesday games sessions, led by qualified instructors. Being on the water developing new physical skills is immensly rewarding for our students as they build confidence week after week.
STAND-UP PADDLEBOARDING YEAR GROUP: Y7-8 TERM: SUMMER Weir Wood Reservoir hosts a weekly session with the school during the Summer term. The centre is a safe and inspiring environment for students to become inspired by the opportunities in water sports.
STRENGTH & CONDITIONING YEAR GROUP: Y11-Y13 This is a key part of developing our pupils’ ability in a variety of sports. Our qualified S & C coach will guide students through a personalised programme to strengthen supporting muscles, even out muscle imbalances, increase mobility, correct posture, stabilise joints, learn new movement patterns and enhance coordination and peripheral skills
TENNIS YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS During the lunchtime sessions, girls and boys are coached by a tennis professional. Sessions cater for players wishing to improve their all-around game as well as those playing purely for fun.
VOLLEYBALL YEAR GROUP: ALL YEARS Hugely popular with pupils of all ages, where it provides an opportunity to progress new skills, learn a different sport, as well as having fun with friends. Volleyball is excellent in helping to develop better reactions, improved coordination, communication and overall cardiovascular fitness.
YOGA (MIXED) YEAR GROUP: Y10 Yoga, pilates, and toning club focuses on developing breathing and stretching skills that help pupils with stress management and general wellbeing. We aim to promote a positive body image while increasing strength and flexibility. Participation in this club is guaranteed to improve your mood and concentration.
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Sports at Lingfield is about commitment and dedication. We recognise and are proud of all our students, those competing nationally, those playing weekly fixtures, and those giving their best every games lesson.
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Study Support Clinics / Homework Clubs / Open Studios Every term we run a number of sessions to complement classroom learning. These clubs provide an excellent opportunity for anyone who may require valuable extra support for their studies or to complete homework. ART OPEN STUDIO
FRENCH/SPANISH/GERMAN SPEAKING
BIOLOGY CLINIC
GCSE MUSIC SUPPORT
BTEC BUSINESS SUPPORT
GCSE HISTORY CLINIC
BTEC PE CLINIC
GCSE PYTHON PROGRAMMING SUPPORT
BUSINESS CLUB
IGCSE ECONOMICS SUPPORT
CHEMISTRY CLINIC
LEARNING SUPPORT CLINICS
COMPUTER SCIENCE CLINIC
MATHS CLINIC
DIGITAL EDITING STUDIO
MEDIA STUDIES
ECONOMICS ESSAY PRACTICE
MFL CLINICS
ENGLISH LIT/LANG CLINICS
PE CLINIC
EPQ STUDY SUPPORT
PHYSICS CLINIC
FOOD & NUTRITION CLINIC
P&R HOMEWORK CLUB PSYCHOLOGY CLINIC YEAR 7 & 8 HOMEWORK CLUB
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Trips & Expeditions SUBJECT TRIPS: ALL YEARS
SPORT TRIPS: ALL YEARS
Day trips and residentials provide a broad and balanced framework of opportunities for our pupils away from the classroom. They experience real-world learning, an appreciation of different food and pick up new skills such as salsa dancing! Annual and biennial trips include:
Students can also choose to take their favourite sport abroad.
Skiing in Italy Sports tours in the UK
Cultural sightseeing Art trip to Barcelona. Geographical sites and Northern Lights trip to Iceland. Physics trip to Geneva to visit CERN to see the Large Hadron Collider. Psychology and Media Studies trip to New York. History and Maths visit to Berlin. Spanish, French and German language residentials to practice language skills. Surf trip to Morocco In Year 12, students have the opportunity to volunteer in Tanzania with Projects Abroad.
Holland, Spain, Portugal and France, provide just a small flavour of what a pupil at Lingfield can expect
Senior School St Piers Lane, Lingfield, Surrey. RH7 6PN Telephone: 01342 833372 www.lingfieldcollege.co.uk