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Extra-Curricular Clubs 25/26 – Term 1

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Our selection of extra-curricular clubs and activities for Term 1 of the 2025/26 academic year is listed below. There’s something for everyone, so we encourage all students to explore and get involved with the diverse range of clubs we offer. If you need more information, feel free to reach out to any member of staff. Don’t miss out on the fun and learning opportunities!

 

Lunchtime clubs and
activities

MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday
Club
Location
Year
Badminton

9
Badminton

7
Exam Handball

10
Running club

All
Exam Netball

10
Club
Location
Year
Table Tennis

All
Exam Intervention PE

10
Badminton

8
PE Intervention

11
Basketball club

All
Club
Location
Year
Herons

All
Herons

All
Herons

All
Herons

All
Herons

All
Club
Location
Year
Computing HUB
A22
7-8-9
Netball

7
Chess Club
20
All ages/abilities		Badminton

10
DofE Silver Training
S30
11
Club
Location
Year
HSC PSA Intervention
A4
10/11
HSC PSA Intervention
A4
10/11
Computing Catch-up
A22
Y10-Y11
Computing HUB
A22
7-8-9
Club
Location
Year
Computing HUB
A22
7-8-9
Careers Drop In
Careers Hut
All Years
Club
Location
Year
Music Intervention
Music Dept
Ks4 & 5
Band
Mu2
All - All Abilities
Guitar Club
Mu2
All - All Abilities
Senior Choir
Mu2
Ks4&5 – Invitation Only
School Choir
Mu2
All – All Abilities
Club
Location
Year
Chicago acting
CH
All cast
Chicago acting
CH
All cast
The Winter’s Tale
CH
All cast
Dance Club
Gym
Years 7 and 8
Club
Location
Year
Fright Club - Creative Writing
G5
All
KS3 Science Club
S25
7-8-9
Pride Club!
S25
Any members of our LGBTQ+ community
Club
Location
Year
LinguaMania
G6
KS3 by invitation
(Twice per half term)
Club
Location
Year
After school Clubs and
Activities

MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday
Club
Location
Year
Netball Club

All
PE FixturesPE Fixtures
Club
Location
Year
Football

8 & 9
Football

7
Football

10
Club
Location
Year
Chicago Singing
MU2
All cast
Chicago Dancing
Gym
All cast		The Winter’s Tale
CH
All cast
Club
Location
Year
Unorthodox Dance Club
Gym
All members
Club
Location
Year

Vacancies For Cleaners

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Vacancies For Cleaners

We are looking for cleaners who take pride in their work to join our team.

Hours are Monday – Friday, 3.45 – 6.45 pm, term time, We do have some flexibility with the vacancies and we could offer contracts from 10 hours – 20 hours per week.

£12.21 per hour (+ generous Pension Scheme)
Uniform provided

For further information and an application form please contact:
Email: enquiries@branstonca.lincs.sch.uk
Tel: 01522 880400

Closing Date: Tuesday 23rd September 2025

Mila Year 13 Great North Run Fundraiser

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Mila one of our  A Level Geography students is doing the Great North Run this Sunday to raise money for The Stroke Association. She would appreciate any donations using the following  link: Stroke Association – Mila Staines
She has asked me to forward the reasoning behind the fundraiser which I have put below:
Last year on New Year’s Eve, my family were informed about some devastating news that a dear family friend whom I affectionately refer to as my Uncle Bonj, had suffered a cardiac arrest  that morning at his home. We were all shocked and devastated and constantly kept in touch as this was his second, ‘out of hospital’ cardiac arrest, the first one occurring when I was just 7 years old.
He was immediately taken to A & E Resus where they attempted to stabilize him and put him into an induced coma before relocating him to the ICU unit. Uncle Bonj remained in the ICU for 3 months where he was given a 5% chance of survival. After several attempts to bring him out of his coma he eventually came around in time to celebrate his 60th birthday, although he was confused and unsure of where he was or what had happened.
During these long and arduous months I made it my mission to bake sweet treats such as cakes and biscuits weekly that were delivered to their family home.
Unfortunately, during his coma he suffered not one, but two strokes which have forced him to live everyday trying to regain speech, memories and mobility.
Shortly after his discharge from hospital I felt driven by Uncle Bonj’s and his family’s resilience through this tough time.
With this in mind, I chose to put myself forward to complete the Great North Run to raise money for the Stroke Association who do incredible work in helping those that have been affected by strokes. I would greatly appreciate any donations to this special charity that have helped my Uncle Bonj to rehabilitate and achieve everything he has regained, such as his ability to drive, socialize and most importantly continue to thrive everyday in such a remarkable way.
Thank you in anticipation for your generosity,
Mila

Romania Trip Day 2

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Today we went on a beautiful train journey to the city of Brasov and enjoyed some amazing views. We explored the picturesque city before starting the preparation for our trek up Piatra Mare.