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BSG Clubs & Activities Guide 2023/24
At BSG we are fortunate to have teachers, support staff and Sixth Form Students who volunteer their time to provide an extensive range of extra-curricular activities. This summary guide shows you the wide provision offered to our students.
Our clubs
We’re proud of our extra-curricular provision with a huge range of clubs and activities that help build knowledge, develop skills and offer opportunities to our students.
Though most of our club and activities provision is free of charge, a few may charge a fee which is normally used to pay for membership of official organisations or for materials. Please enquire with the staff member responsible to find out about this.
Each year we have an Activities Fair in September to advertise the opportunities and allow all our students to sign up where they wish. To access the Activity and Clubs guide for times and days click below:
Click here to view the current days and times of various clubs and activities.
Click HerePerforming Arts
Performing Arts have their own dedicated webpage with up to date information regarding clubs and events.
Clubs offered during this academic year include:
Singing, Percussion, Sinfonia, Camerata, Jazz Band, Festival Choir, School Production, Strings, Rock Band, various Choirs.
PE and Sport
Our PE Department offer a huge range of extra-curricular opportunities, these depend on the time of year.
In Autumn the following clubs and activities took place:
Fitness, Netball, Boxing, Gym, Cricket, Football, Dance, Badminton and Trampolining.
PE Clubs may be age range specific so students need to check with the department which sessions are for which Year Groups.
STEM Clubs
Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths develop a range of skills that can be applied beyond the classroom. At BSG we have clubs to support students who are keen to develop their knowledge and skills in this area further.
This year the following STEM clubs are taking place:
Craft & Games
This year we offer the following Craft and Games clubs are taking place:
Adventure
Duke of Edinburgh
The Duke of Edinburgh Award (DoE) has three levels: Bronze, Silver and Gold. At BSG we offer all of these at their appropriate Year group stage.
You can do a Bronze DofE programme once you are 14. A Bronze DofE programme has four sections: Volunteering, Physical, Skills and Expedition. You must do a minimum of three months activity for each of the Volunteering, Physical and Skills sections, and plan, train for and do a two-day, one-night Expedition.
The Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award is for young people 16+ who can gain essential skills and attributes for work and life such as resilience, problem-solving, team-working, communication and drive, enhancing CVs for university and job applications.
Combined Cadet Force
World and Culture
We also offer a wide range of clubs in our World and Culture category. This year this includes: