Wednesday August 19th, 2026
When we return to school it will be week: A
At Gosford Hill School, we are proud of the range of extra curricular activities that we offer our students. As an 11-19 school, we are proud to offer extra-curricular activities to all year groups, including those who study with us for Sixth Form. Gosford Hill School is a part of the River Learning Trust, through which we have also engaged with inter-school extra-curricular competitions.
Below you will find some information about some of the extra-curricular activities we run in school.

We are very proud of our group of Sixth Form students who have been trained as Peer Listeners by our school counsellor. They run drop in sessions and games clubs in the Library during lunch breaks each week, to provide a drop in session for students who want to access some additional support or a friendly listening ear.
The language department offer a number of language clubs, including both French and German clubs. Students have the opportunity to practice their language skills, extend their vocabulary, engage in games and competitions using their modern foreign language skills.
The music department offers a range of extra-curricular activities including Soul Band and our Junior Orchestra. We are also pleased to welcome students from a number of Kidlington Primary Schools to work with members of our staff and a number of our students, as part of the Kidlington Schools Brass Band.
Every year Gosford Hill School puts on a whole school production which incorporates students from all year groups. The audition process starts in September and rehearsals take place several days after school in the school hall. The production is a wonderful opportunity to mix with people from all ages and step out of your comfort zone. Whether you want to sing, dance, act, play in the band or create and paint the set there is something for everyone. The production takes place in the Summer term.

We offer a diverse range of extra-curricular sports clubs, run by our PE department as well as a number of external providers.
We offer a number of catch up clubs across the week for students who might need extra time, support or access to specific materials across a range of subjects. Some clubs run throughout the year, but others occur closer to exams. Additional intervention and catchup timetables are circulated to the relevant year groups.

We offer students in Year 10 and above the opportunity to complete their Duke of Edinburgh Awards whilst at school. Students have the opportunity to complete the award at the Bronze, Silver and Gold levels, and as part of the award scheme, complete a personal programme of activities in four sections:
A large number of students complete a range of extra-curricular activities outside of school, and we are incredibly proud of everything that they achieve. We support where possible, and celebrate their successes as a school. These are shared on the school’s social media (Facebook, Bluesky and Instagram) as well as being celebrated in school. We are thrilled that this year, this includes students who have:
Below are the current timetables for both sports and non-sport extra curricular activities that are running this term. These timetables are updated throughout the year and shared via the parent bulletins.