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At Bredon School, we believe that a child's education should extend well beyond the confines of the classroom.That's why children at every level join in a very wide range of sports and activities, which together form an important part of their personal and social development. All pupils up to the age of 16 attend an activity or sport session at the end of the school day from Monday to Thursday. Sixth-formers are strongly encouraged to take part. The list of activities is almost endless, with the accent firmly on fun. As well as the major sports such as rugby, cricket, football, hockey and basketball, here are just some of the activities on offer:
Learning through Challenges Bredon School has always attached great importance to giving children the chance to work and learn together away from the day-to-day school environment. All children from Year 6 through to Year 10 go on short class camping expeditions.Senior pupils are encouraged to take part in the long-established Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme, which involves more demanding expeditions. They fulfil the Community & Service requirements of the award by helping with Event Mobility. This local charity provides motorised buggies to help disabled people get around at major outdoor events. For Bredon School sixth-formers, every school year includes a training camping weekend designed to bring out the leadership qualities in all of them. They might, for example, be required to construct a makeshift bridge or to build a stretcher using only natural materials. The results of the weekend are used to help appoint prefects and monitors. Beyond the Classroom In addition to our in-school activities, at Bredon we have an extensive range of trips and excursions. The school enjoys an annual trip to Spain with a different area being visited each year. Local events include trips to: Croft Farm (watersports & camping); Cattle Country; Adventure Training in Wales; various Agricultural shows, (e.g. the Three Counties Show); The Black Country Museum & Canal boat trip); Ghost walk in Evesham. There are also weekend shopping expeditions to Cheltenham, Oxford and Worcester. Theatre visits; Paintballing; Go-Karting; Malvern Splash; War Hammer and World Ice Skating. Click here for more information on some of our past trips and expeditions. |

At Bredon School, we believe that a child's education should extend well beyond the confines of the classroom.
All children from Year 6 through to Year 10 go on short class camping expeditions.