Activities

The aim of any successful school must be to develop the whole person as well as stretching them academically. For this reason sport has always been very important at Gordon’s. Work in the classroom will gain Gordon pupils' their first job, or place at University; but it is the character and self-discipline acquired on the games field, or in the school orchestra which will sustain them through life.

The extensive range of traditional team games, competitive and recreational activities which we provide for pupils forms a vital part of the Gordon’s curriculum.

Gordon's also places great emphasis on our outdoor pursuits programme encouraging pupils to participate in our extremely successful Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme, giving them the opportunity of visiting numerous countries worldwide.

Mr S Monk
Director of Sport and Activities

 

Range of Activities

The extensive range of traditional team games, competitive and recreation activities which we provide for pupils form a vital part of Gordon’s School curriculum. Pupils can choose from the activities listed below, some of which are taken off site; all by fully qualified school or outside staff.


Aerobics, Art Club, Athletics, Aquafit, Badminton, Basketball, Board Games, Book Club, Canoeing, Cheerleaders, Choir, Combined Cadet Force (CCF), Computer Club, Crazy Quills, Creative Writing, Cricket, Cross Country, Dance, Drama Club, Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme (D of E), Cooking, English as an Additional Language (EAL), Fitness Training, Football, French, German, Golf, Graphics Club, Hockey (Boys' and Girls), Horse Riding, Mandarin, Media Club, Music Club, Mountain Biking, Netball, Orienteering, Photography Club, Religious Studies, Rounders, RSPCA Club, Rugby (Boys and Girls'), Sailing, Science Club, Pipes and Drums, School Orchestra, School Play, Self Defence, Shooting, Squash, Softball, Street Dance, Swimming, Table Tennis, Technology Club, Tennis, Ten Tors Walk, Volleyball, Weight Training, Year 11 Year Book, Yoga, Young Enterprise, Zumba.