Leighton Park School has a bunch of clubs and activities for students to get into. They help students explore their hobbies, learn new stuff, and feel like they belong. These things are a big part of what students learn at the school, going beyond just regular classes.

Getting the Good Stuff

Being part of these clubs and activities is a way for students to pick up important skills. It helps them become better leaders, work well with others, feel good about themselves, and dive deep into the things they love. It also lets them learn new things and feel like they’re part of a group. These are all things that make students well-rounded and ready for their next steps in education and work.

Lots of Different Choices

Leighton Park School has loads of different clubs and activities to choose from. There’s the Drama Club, Music Club, Art Club, Debating Society, Model United Nations, Amnesty International Group, Green Society, Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Scheme, and a bunch of sports teams for different games like football, rugby, netball, and tennis. With all these options, students can find things they’re good at, learn new stuff, and hang out with other students who are into the same things.

By focusing on these activities and clubs, Leighton Park School is all about making sure students can explore what they like, grow their skills, and become really good at lots of different things. This means students are all set for whatever they want to do next, whether it’s more school or starting their careers.