Enrichment at Swanwick Hall

We are excited to offer students at Swanwick Hall with the opportunity to participate in a range of enrichment options. These take place both at lunchtime and after school. (Lunchtime enrichments take place between 1.25pm and 1.50pm and after school between 3.20pm and 4.20pm). Alongside weekly enrichments our students also have the opportunity to benefit from stand-alone opportunities such as our ski trip, theatre visits, visit to Spain and Hefei China Student Exchange Programme. Please use the link to view the enrichment timetable for this term:

Enrichment Timetable By Year Group Autumn Winter 2025-26

Trust-wide enrichment

As a proud member of The Two Counties Trust, Swanwick Hall students also have the opportunity to take part in an extensive range of Two Counties Trust Varsity competitions and ‘Special Day’ events. For 2025-26 these include:

  • TTCT STEM Day
  • TTCT Multi-Faith Event
  • TTCT International Women’s Day
  • TTCT Student Conference
  • Varsity Chess Tournament
  • Varsity Bake-Off
  • Varsity Maths Team Challenge
  • Varsity Big Quiz
  • Varsity Poetry by Heart
  • Varsity Science Event

Sports clubs

For any lunch time sports club, please line up at the external doors. Lunch clubs do not start until 1.25pm.

No PE kit required at lunch clubs but PE is needed for afterschool clubs.

Please note during exam periods there will be no lunch clubs running.

The extra-curricular timetable is updated every half-term, so keep an eye out for the change of clubs.

  Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Lunch
1.25pm – 1.50pm		 All years

Badminton

(JCO)

 House Competitions

(SBO)

 All years

Trampoline

(LCO/SBO/AHE)

 YR 7/8/9

Dodgeball

(EBR)

 

 YR 11

Interform

(JCO)
After-School

3.20pm – 4.20pm

   YR 7/8/9

Basketball (SBO/EBR)

 

YR 7/8

Football (LCO/AHE)

 BTEC Sport Masterclass

(AHE/SBO)

 YR 9/10/11/12/13

Football

(JCO)

  

Student Leadership

At Swanwick Hall School, we want our students to be able to share their views about all aspects of school life. We therefore provide our students with opportunities to give their feedback through student voice opportunities and surveys throughout the school year. We firmly believe that feedback is a gift!

We also have three separate student leadership opportunities which not only support students in developing skills outside of the classroom but also provide our students with further opportunities to share their perspective.

Our first student leadership opportunity is through our House System Committee and Leadership. More information can be found here: our house system.

Our second opportunity is through our Student Council which currently comprises over 30 students from Year 7 up to Year 13. The Student Council meet every three weeks to discuss all aspects of school life.

Our third and final opportunity is through our Anti-Bullying Ambassadors cohort which again comprises of students through all year groups. Our Anti-Bullying Ambassadors not only support students with concerns, they also take a proactive approach in communicating about Anti-Bullying across the school. We currently hold the Bronze Diana Award for Anti-Bullying and will be looking this year to reach the next step.