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Clubs at Saint Ronan's



We offer a wide variety of Clubs, aka Extras, in the Prep School. All activities are run with great enthusiasm by both external and internal staff, giving children the opportunity to learn new skills and have fun. Most Clubs take place during the school day, on Wednesday and Thursdays afternoons

Clubs are chosen on a termly basis. Some incur a charge whilst others are free. Parents can view and book their child’s Clubs by logging into our online booking system, SOCS.

If you would like to contact someone directly regarding Clubs, please email [email protected] or [email protected]

Below is a selection of Clubs that have been offered over the last few years.

Art
Craft
Farm
Minecraft Club
Sports Medley
Ballet
Creative Writing
Fishing
Mountain Biking
STEAM
Board Games
Debating
Funky Dance
Running Club
Swimming
Bushcraft
Drama
Judo
Sailing
Synchronised Swimming
Chess
ED/Robotics
Lego
Scrabble
Yoga
Badminton
Tap Dancing
Journalism
Tennis
Origami
Lacrosse
iCreate
Advanced Computing
Table Tennis
Touch Typing

To discuss LAMDA lessons, please email [email protected]

To book Ballet lessons, [email protected]



Music Ensembles take place during the week and are by invitation only.
Chamber Choir
Intermediate Strings
Junior Strings
Sinfonia
Chapel Choir
Jazz Band
Orchestra
Flute Choir
Junior Guitar Group
Senior Guitar Group

Airey Neave Award

The Airey Neave award is for Midway and Shell. Airey Neave was an Old Ronian who famously escaped from Colditz, became a politician and was sadly assassinated in the car park of the House of Commons. During the course of his life, he showed incredible character and it is this that we wish to capture through this program. From half term in the Autumn term, all the way through to the summer, the pupils in these two year groups will be faced with three challenges each half term, based on one of our Ronian Characteristics. At the end of the year, following a strong performance in the challenges, a bronze award will be presented and, at the end of the two years, a silver. There will then be the opportunity to pursue the program further, in Remove, and earn the coveted gold Award. While actual escape from Colditz is not on the rota of challenges, we want to take the pupils into activities and opportunities that might otherwise pass them by and develop the perseverance, curiosity, co-operation, imagination, empathy and awareness expected of a Ronian of today.

Contact Us

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