Life

A Day in a British Boarding School

A day at Lucton is well-structured, starting at 8:40 AM and ending at 5 PM. This extended schedule is designed to cover a broad academic curriculum and a variety of extracurricular activities. Younger students, especially those in the preparatory school, have swimming classes twice a week. For older students, sports are a major part of the week, with Wednesday afternoons dedicated to sports competitions, some reaching national levels.

Creativity flourishes at Lucton: the art rooms encourage artistic expression and provide numerous opportunities for performing arts. Whether it’s participating in choirs, orchestras, or taking the stage in theatrical productions, there’s a platform for every budding artist.

Personal Growth at Lucton School

Lucton School prides itself on fostering individual growth in an academic setting. Classes typically have 12-14 students, ensuring individual attention and a nurturing atmosphere where questions and public speaking are encouraged. This environment not only aids learning but also helps in forming strong friendships.

The house points system at Lucton School, involving houses like Collingwood, Drake, Nelson, and Rodney, promotes a sense of belonging and friendly competition among students.

Preparing for the Future at Lucton School

From the beginning of their education, Lucton instills essential life skills in its students, such as time management and study techniques. Leadership opportunities arise, particularly through participation in the Army Cadet Force and RAF, preparing students for future achievements.

Diverse and Inclusive Community

Lucton School is a tapestry of cultures, welcoming students from various parts of the world, including Hong Kong, Russia, the Middle East, Africa, and many European countries. This diversity enriches the school community, as both day students and boarders easily integrate, contributing to a vibrant and multicultural atmosphere.