Enrichment
We believe that learning is about much more than just academic studies. The College provides a wide range of recreational courses and activities. Many but not all of these take place on a Wednesday afternoon. They change each year, and we are always open to suggestions from students for new courses.
Typical enrichment activities include:
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Sixth Form Newspaper Team |
Lourdes Pilgrimage |
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Charity Work |
Gym Workout |
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Tai Chi |
The Dragon’s Den |
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Community Work |
The UCAS Fair |
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Cooking for University |
Peer Mentoring |
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Creative Writing |
The Prom Committee |
| Designing an App |
Prefect Responsibilities |
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Debating |
Race For Life 5kRun for Charity |
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The Duke of Edinburgh Award |
University visits |
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Japanese Culture and Language |
Yoga |
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Film Club |
Korfball |
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First Aid |
Volunteering |
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The Arts Council – Gold Arts Award
The girls taking this enrichment option are working towards the planning, development and successful delivery of Brent’s first ever Arts Festival, to be held at CJM in November 2019.
As part of the process they will also be undertaking a Gold Arts Award, which is with 16 UCAS points and will allow them to explore areas of the Arts that they are passionate about whilst also working directly with professionals within these fields.
Mrs Blackmore runs the SRA literacy group for year 7, 8 and 9s. We support her with the 36 year 7s on Tuesday mornings, to work on their reading comprehension, spellings, vocabulary and study skills. We feel that we make a positive impact and impression on the younger students. The support we give not only helps them, but it also builds our confidence and self-esteem. In the words of our founder St Claudine, we aim “to serve one another unselfishly.”
Year 12 Duke of Edinburgh candidates.
