
Extra Curricular Activities
Leisure Activity Programme
The Leisure Activity Programme takes place Monday to Friday between 4:30 and 5:30pm. Most activities are supervised by an adult (usually a member of the teaching staff) though some may be run by senior students or external expertise. Typical selections of the activities offered are listed below. The activities, which number over 100 per week, vary from term to term. If there is sufficient pupil interest but insufficient staff expertise, outsiders are brought in to take the activity.
| Extra Curricular Activities at Bootham | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Art | Cookery | Juggling | Softball |
| Badminton | Cricket | Keyboard skills* | Squash |
| Bell Ringing | Croquet | Life saving | Swimming |
| Big Band | Drama/LAMDA* | Magazine | Table Tennis |
| Book Club | Fencing# | Model painting | Tag rugby |
| Board Games | Film club | Natural History | Volleyball |
| Candle Making | First Aid† | Orchestra | Water polo |
| Ceramics & Pottery# | Fun IT | Printing | Workshop |
| Chamber Choir | Graphics | Riding# | |
| Chess | Hip Hop | Rounders | |
| Choral Society | Judo# | Soccer | |
† First Aid (compulsory for Middle Schoolroom pupils on a rotational basis)
* Key Board Skills (compulsory for Lower Schoolroom pupils in the first term)
# A charge is made for these activities
Pupils are required to take a certain number of activities per week according to which year group they are in. For details of the procedure for activity choosing and expectations for the following year groups, click on the links below:
Information on the range of activities on offer for Spring 2012:
Schoolrooms
There are also opportunities for volunteering. Click here for details.





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