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Extracurricular clubs

After-school clubs at The Rise School are an asset which enrich our curriculum and provide opportunities for new friendships to flourish.

Clubs are held from 3:00pm-4:00pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays and during clubs pupils are provided with a healthy snack between 3:00pm-3:15pm. Additionally, in alignment to our school classes structure (ten pupils per class), there are ten places for each activity and pupils may attend two clubs per week.

Our range of activities are open to either primary or secondary phase and are appropriate to all pupils. Our clubs provide fun opportunities to take passions and develop skills further or to try something new.

We change the activities each term to offer new experiences and equal opportunities for all pupils to join a club. To join we will send out a termly letter which details the clubs which you can submit your interest.
 

  • Brentford with Ben (Years 5-8)

    Tuesdays

    An exciting new club running on a Tuesday and Thursday hosted by staff from Brentford FC. Pupils will use both IT and sport to learn a range of life skills, social skills and leadership skills. If you choose this club, you have to choose both days.

  • Drama and Music club (Years 5-8)

    Wednesdays

    A club for those that enjoy singing, dancing, and acting. Pupils get the opportunity to take part in singing and performing activities.

  • Brentford with Pat (Years 5-8)

    Thursdays

    An exciting new club running on a Tuesday and Thursday hosted by staff from Brentford FC. Pupils will use both IT and sport to learn a range of life skills, social skills and leadership skills. If you choose this club, you have to choose both days.

  • Programming (Years 9-11)

    Tuesdays

    An opportunity for pupils interested in programming to learn more about computer languages. Pupils will develop their knowledge programming using Python and Java Script.

  • Duke of Edinburgh (Years 9-11)

    Wednesdays

    A weekly opportunity to develop the skills you need to pass your Duke of Edinburgh Award. This will also provide time for pupils to complete the volunteering element of the award.

  • Gym (Years 9-11)

    Thursdays

    An opportunity for pupils to access the gym equipment. Staff will discuss health and fitness goals with you and then work with you weekly on a six-month fitness programme.