Sport is a large part of School life and this is particularly so in Seniors.
Positive self-esteem and physical and mental well-being, contribute to overall success, both inside and outside of the classroom. From the very first day students are invited to engage in sport and be ambitious in reaching their goals, regardless of level and ability.
Students take part in a range of Winter and Summer sports and take part in weekly fixtures competing against their peers at other independent and state schools within the North West region.
Structure of Seniors Games & PE Lessons
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Years 7 & 8
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3 hours 20 minutes Games & PE lessons per week
Plus after school practices and Saturday fixtures for those taking part in team sports |
| Years 9 – 11 |
2 hours 40 minutes Games & PE lessons per week
Plus after school practices and Saturday fixtures for those taking part in team sports |
Sports Played in Seniors
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Winter Sports
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Girls |
Hockey
Lacrosse
Netball |
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Boys |
Hockey
Rugby
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| Summer Sports |
Girls |
Athletics
Rounders
Tennis |
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Boys |
Athletics
Cricket |
Sports Clubs & Activities
A range of sporting clubs and activities are offered to students. During these sessions students are able to work on specific techniques, skills, train with a team and concentrate on match situations.
Clubs offered include
- Boxercise (Girls)
- Climbing Club
- Fitness & Weight Training
- 5-a-side Football
- Hockey
- Lacrosse
- Netball Shooting
- Strength & Conditioning Club
Sports Days
Annual Sports Days take place for Years 5 to 8 and Years 9 and 10. During the one-day events students take part in a wide range of sports and represent their School House. The friendly competition makes for an enjoyable and lively afternoon for all of those taking part as well as friends and family who support from the side-lines.