Stepping out of our school community, pupils are expected to practice the civic virtues of welcome and serve, recognising a world bigger than themselves and understanding their potential to make a difference within it. Through partnerships with schools and charities in the local area, our pupils may spend time in conversation with elderly members of the community, or sharing their love of music, drama, physics, or chess with children from neighbouring schools. They may also undertake volunteering ventures of their choosing through participation in the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award.
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