Every
pupil is encouraged to participate in a number
of exciting co-curricular activities. We ensure
a balance between those activities which require
a substantial time commitment and self-discipline
with those which provide a refreshing change from
the rigors of the working week. No Grange School
pupil is ever able to find school boring!
Primary
School
Clubs and societies meetings hold every Tuesday
from 2:30 – 3:30 pm. There are 12 clubs
and societies and each pupil is encouraged to
belong to one.
•
Art and Craft club – stimulates
creativity and imagination
• Brownies society –
promotes importance of community spirit
• Ballet club – develops
good movement skills (Saturday meetings)
• Cub Scouts – develops
citizenship and character (Wednesday meetings)
• Drama club – builds
self confidence and communication skills
• French club – encourages
interest in a foreign language
• Games club – cultivates
a competitive spirit
• Green fingers –
promotes appreciation for nature
• Music club – teaches
basic skills in singing, rhythm and melody
• Sewing club – teaches
basic sewing skills and creativity
• Science club –
develops a sense of inquiry
• Writers’ club –
teaches writing skills, stimulates creativity
and imagination
Secondary
School On
offer is a wide range of activities among which
each pupil selects and participates in two. Meetings
take place each day of the week in the 10th period
from
3:20 – 4:20 pm (on Saturdays from 9:00 –
12:00 noon if necessary for competitions.)
•
Drama/Music – provides
opportunity for self-expression in music, movement,
dance and drama
• French club – encourages
the interactive use of a foreign language
• ICT club – develops
computer skills and fun-learning
• Press Club – teaches
speech, elocution and rhetoric and promotes confidence
and creativity
• Environmental Club • Debating Club
In
addition, a wide range of sports and games are
offered. These include;
Every
pupil is encouraged to participate in a number
of exciting co-curricular activities. We ensure
a balance between those activities which require
a substantial time commitment and self-discipline
with those which provide a refreshing change from
the rigors of the working week. No Grange School
pupil is ever able to find school boring!
On
offer is a wide range of activities among which
each pupil selects and participates in two. Meetings
take place each day of the week in the 10th period
from
3:20 – 4:20 pm (on Saturdays from 9:00 –
12:00 noon if necessary for competitions.)
