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Enrichment

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to students during the academic year.

All our students are expected to take part

in at least one session from our enrichment

programme per week but with so many to

choose from, many stay for more!

Enrichment programme activities are based on

sports, arts, science and technology, music and

languages to name just a few.We are pleased

to be able to offer students the opportunity

to learn new languages including Bengali, Italian,

Polish and Urdu.

We have a range of arts based activities including

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drama clubs. Students have the opportunity to

take part in our Academy performances to which

parents and the local community are invited.

Whole Academy events allow students to take

part in activities beyond the classroom, to have

fun and enrich students’ experience. Events

include themed days, presenting assemblies,

sports day, productions and concerts. Students

help to organise events for the local community

such as a bingo evening and a summer BBQ.

Enriching the lives of our students comes in

many forms, not just extra-curricular clubs.

Residential, day and short trips encourage

students to experience different environments,

cultures and to meet new people, giving

opportunities to increase their organisational

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Some of the opportunities students have been

fortunate to attend include going to theme

parks, visiting the BBC, London art galleries

and theatres, cruising the Thames and going

on the London Eye, to name just a few.

Visiting speakers provide course and tutorial-

related talks.These often provide awareness for

students beyond the expertise of Academy staff

and insights into different approaches to learning.

Tutorial time provides activities focused on

students’ skills including:

• Literacy

• Careers information, advice and guidance

• Bullying and pastoral matters

Citizenship activities based in LearningVillages

encourage student participation in events such

as Children in Need and Comic Relief, where

fundraising develops students’ planning, decision

making and organisational skills.

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