Additional Programmes

Luceat Programme The Luceat Programme at Farringtons School broadens learning far beyond classroom boundaries, centering on five essential skills: intellectual curiosity, independence, creativity, citizenship, and communication. Through this approach, students engage in activities matched to their age—each one building practical capabilities while nurturing broader developmental strengths: Practical skills for little ones, such as fastening jackets …

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Luceat Programme

The Luceat Programme at Farringtons School broadens learning far beyond classroom boundaries, centering on five essential skills: intellectual curiosity, independence, creativity, citizenship, and communication. Through this approach, students engage in activities matched to their age—each one building practical capabilities while nurturing broader developmental strengths:

Practical skills for little ones, such as fastening jackets and safely using scissors.
Forest sessions and swimming for the same age group.
Environmental projects for first-years with British Wildlife Environmental Programme.
Leadership programmes and first aid courses in Year 6.

Floreat Programme

Floreat represents another distinctive approach at Farringtons School, one that emphasizes holistic development through more than 50 activities adapted to student interests. Operating on a carousel structure across age groups, it rotates students through three to five offerings from curated lists. Examples include:

Years 7-8:

Archery
Design projects
Super Science
Mathematical challenges
HIIT workouts

Year 9:

Skiing
Scuba diving (PADI Open Water certificate)
Rock climbing
Shooting
Farringtons Environmental Project

Years 10-12:

Sound engineering
3D printing
Ukulele lessons
Law Society/Debates
Photography/Film

Special Events at Farringtons School

Beyond its structured programmes, Farringtons School hosts a diverse range of events that develop students’ interests and practical abilities in more informal, experiential settings. These opportunities span all age groups and areas of development:

Hands-on activities and learning safe outdoor behavior in Pre-Prep.
Collaboration with environmental organizations in Prep.
Social and leadership activities for senior students: MUN, Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, Floreat options.

Each of these experiences complements classroom learning, helping students grow as individuals while discovering new passions and building confidence across different contexts.