Co-curriculum

Beyond the Classroom

Diverse, Inspiring & Exciting 

The breadth of our co-curricular activities continues to be one of Roedean’s great strengths – providing wide-ranging opportunities for the girls to develop and thrive, try as many new things as possible, and enjoy their all-round school experience.

With over 160 activities that cross year groups each week, every girl can discover something she is genuinely passionate about; whether physical, creative, thinking, or expressive, these activities underline the holistic nature of our educational provision.



Co-Curriculum brochure

The Key Principles Of
Co-Curricular Life:


  • Enrich the educational experience of all students, and contribute considerably to their personal development, including leadership 
  • Provide a range of activities to underpin a culture which supports the school’s aims 
  • Enhance the students’ capacity to develop interests in areas unrelated to their academic studies 
  • Provide the students with opportunities to engage with different individuals with shared interests across the School 

Girls Aim To:


  • Seek to challenge themselves in new environments 
  • Aspire to realise their full potential in a range of different fields
  • Learn to lead and be role models, on a variety of levels 
  • Develop communication skills 
  • Develop resilience and character 
  • Acquire new skills and talents 
  • Develop creativity and have fun 
  • Build a purposeful social conscience 
  • Work as part of a team, and develop relevant skills 

Space to be…

Lauren, Alyssa and Janice 

Collaborative

We raced the school’s car at the competition’s Goodwood circuit.
Read Lauren, Alyssa and Janice ‘s Story
Dr Ross Barrand (Deputy Head: Co-Curriculum and Partnerships) 

Dynamic

I teach Russian at Roedean, and love languages, but I am also a keen musician, singer, and sports player.
Read Dr Ross Barrand’s Story
Megan

Calm

I like attending Farm Club because it’s a nice break from the hustle and bustle of school; it’s fairly quiet and it just feels calming to be outside.
Read Megan’s Story
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    Activities and clubs

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    Girls participating in The Duke of Edinburgh Award this year 

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    Instrumental lessons on 22 instruments each week

    Find out more about Music

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    Different sports on offer

    Find out more about Sport

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    Opportunities to perform in recitals, productions and showcases 

    Find out more about Drama

    Pupils relish the opportunities for physical exercise, whether through the outstanding provision for sport or extra-curricular activity.


    — ISI Nov 2021 —