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Extra-curricular

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We believe that learning goes beyond the classroom and are proud to offer over 60 clubs for our students. Every day, we offer extracurricular activities for Early Years, Primary and Secondary School students. Whether your child loves coding or cooking, drama or debate, sport or science, there's something for everyone! 

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Students stand in front of the LSE as they take part in the MUN

Our MUN club is one of the most popular, and for good reason - our students consistently do brilliantly at top international conferences. It’s a chance to debate real-world issues, meet peers from other schools, and use the oracy skills developed at school!

Students climb up the school's climbing wall

Our climbing wall is located right here at school, giving students the chance to climb during the week without heading off-site. It’s a great way to get moving, try something new, and build confidence in a safe and encouraging environment.

A young boy jumps over colorful stepping stones on a wooden floor, with a light-colored wall and a wooden bench in the background.

Our Ballet Club introduces our youngest students to movement, rhythm and creativity in a joyful and nurturing environment, helping them build confidence, coordination and a love of dance.

Two young boys in grey shirts intently play chess at a white table, with a window and a blurred background of a room behind them.

Our Chess Club encourages strategic thinking, concentration and problem-solving in a calm and engaging environment, welcoming students of all levels to learn and play together.

A group of young people, mostly teenagers, gathered in a classroom setting with posters and displays on the walls behind them.

We have several student-run newspaper clubs across the school, where budding writers, editors and designers bring stories to life. Recently, a group of Middle School students had the chance to visit The Guardian offices - a behind-the-scenes look at professional journalism in action.

A young girl in a grey hoodie and blue shirt draws at a table in the foreground, while other children work at desks in the blurred background.

We are proud to have several Art Clubs to suit all ages, encouraging creativity, imagination and self-expression through a range of fun and inspiring artistic activities!

Students garden

Making the most of our outdoor spaces, children plant, observe, and care for nature - learning to understand and appreciate the living world around them!

Improv Club students take part in an improv match

Improv is where quick thinking meets creativity in both French and English. Students build confidence as they play with language, sharpen their listening skills, and learn to express themselves clearly and spontaneously. 

A group of young people in colorful aprons are gathered around a messy art table, surrounded by shelves filled with various art supplies and materials.

From hand-built bowls to sculpted creatures, this club invites students to get creative with clay. It’s a calm, tactile space where they can shape, decorate and experiment while building fine motor skills and artistic confidence along the way.

A group of students, are gathered on a red mat in what appears to be a gymnasium or activity room, engaging in some form of group activity or exercise.

One of several sports clubs in Middle School, gymnastics helps students develop strength, flexibility and balance in a supportive and energetic setting!

A group of students, gathered around a table in what appears to be a classroom or studio setting, engaged in various artistic activities

From Python coding to Dungeons & Dragons, we are also proud to have many student-led clubs at school!

Two young children, a boy and a girl, are intently focused on a tablet device, their heads bent close together as they interact with the screen.

One of several STEM clubs in Primary, Cypher Coding gives students the chance to deepen their coding and computational thinking skills in a fun, hands-on environment. It’s a space to explore, solve problems, and think like a programmer!

Children in red and blue bibs play netball on a green turf court with a brick wall in the background.

Our Netball Club helps students build teamwork, confidence and resilience in a fun and supportive environment, while developing skills and a love of sport.

A young boy in a white taekwondo uniform with a yellow belt practices a punch in the foreground, while an instructor in a black belt and a blurred figure in red are visible in the background.

A fun way to help students develop discipline, confidence and resilience while improving strength, coordination and focus in a supportive and energetic environment!

A young boy lunges to kick a soccer ball on a bright green field with other children and adults in the background.

Our Football Club gives students the opportunity to develop their skills, teamwork and confidence while enjoying the game. Alongside regular training sessions, Jeannine Manuel School has official football teams that compete against other schools!

Two women are sitting at a table in a brightly lit room with white walls and a bookshelf in the background.

 

Announcing our new Home Languages Programme

From September, our Home Language Programme will offer students already fluent in Arabic, Italian or Russian the opportunity to further develop and celebrate their linguistic and cultural heritage beyond the classroom. The programme will be available for students from Year 1 to Year 10. Delivered after school in age-appropriate groups, the programme is designed to nurture confidence, fluency, and a deeper connection to students’ home languages through engaging weekly sessions tailored to each stage of learning.

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Our clubs are a chance for students to try something new and enjoy time with others. From discovering hidden talents to building new skills, the experience is as enriching as it is enjoyable. With activities available every day in Early Years, Primary and Middle School, there are regular opportunities to explore new interests and build skills. Clubs run in both French and English and reflect the full range of our students’ passions. Our club offering changes twice yearly, so expect new clubs to be available regularly!

Want to find out more?

Contact our Admissions Office for the full extracurricular brochure

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