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Enrichment
We are pleased to be able to offer a broad range of extra curricular, after-school opportunities for students from all year groups.
We believe that there is more to school than what happens between 8.40am and 3.30pm and that is why we offer something for everybody.
Please note: This web information may be subject to change and should be confirmed with the session leader prior to the event.
Science department:
Year 7 – Science club and opportunity for Year 9 students to apply to become science leaders and lead the science club
Year 11 - Enrichment during tutor on a Monday, Wednesday and Thursday for grades 4+ and a master class on a Tuesday for grades 8/9
Music department:
Lavington Voices – Thursday 1.05pm M04
Woodwind Group – Wednesday 1.05pm M04
String Group – Friday 1.05pm M04
GCSE music theory - Thursday After school
Languages department:
French film club - Thursday 1pm in D12
Drama department:
Beauty and the Beast cast 2018
Everyone is welcome to join the chorus
Mercers’ lectures series at Dauntsey's:
It is a great line-up of interesting people and there should be something that appeals to all throughout the season.
Entry is free, with reservations via the Online Booking Form:
http://www.dauntseys.org/school-calendar/mercers-lectures-2017---2018
The following students have been elected to form the new Student Council for 2017 - 2018
Year 7 Aiden Gibbons, Sophie McCaul and Evie Skinner
Year 8 Kitty Carpenter and George Hampton
Year 9 DJ French, Ella Lines and Stuart Long
Year 10 Sam Hart and Rose Kent
Year 11 Jocasta Wellard, Lizzie Woodward and Charlie Woolley
Chair - Lizzie Woodward
The Council plan several non-uniform day's over the year to raise money for charity and are interested in hearing about any local, less publicised charities which may need support.
Please contact the student council This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or Ms De Cet/Mrs Dunn if you have any suggestions.
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Our library is open every day before tutor time and during morning break and lunch. It is modern, bright and spacious with over 20,000 resources including fiction, non-fiction, reference, newspapers and periodicals.
The fiction section includes the latest releases as well as the classics, providing lots of choice for the varied interests and abilities of our students. Lavington students are encouraged to read for pleasure and KS3 students have a timetabled reading lesson every week. Our librarian also runs book clubs, competitions and activities throughout the year, as well as getting students to recommend books that their peers might enjoy.
Our non-fiction provides additional resources to reinforce and develop understanding of subjects taught and the world we live in. Careers and higher education information, as well as newspapers and magazines are also provided.
There is a computer area, as well as chess sets and games, and bean bags for quiet reading.
e-readers are also available for use in the library.
Students have online access to our library system where they can view their own account, renew or reserve books, write reviews, search the library catalogue and link to relevant websites to enhance their understanding of a subject.
Ms Brough, our librarian, is always available to help, guide, enthuse and encourage.
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Curriculum Highlights
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Enrichment