The club has gone from strength to strength over the last few years and provides opportunities for a group of First and Second Year pupils to practice a number of European languages in a fun and lively setting which is more relaxed than the usual class room environment. Activities are carried out in French, German, […]
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Fencing Club
Fencing emphasizes agility, alertness, and endurance. It is great cardiovascular exercise, using several sets of muscles at a demanding intensity level over an extended period of time. With its complex physical manoeuvres, fencing helps develop muscle strength, flexibility, and co-ordination. Open to: All Year Groups (WisePay signup)
Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Scheme
The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award (DofE) scheme is hugely popular at Caterham School; we are a dedicated DofE Award centre and currently have over 150 pupils involved across all levels, from Bronze to Gold Awards. The Bronze and Silver Awards are undertaken in the Fourth Year (Year 10) and the Gold award in the Sixth […]
Economics Society
The Economics Society meets each week to explore the hot topics of the day affecting the world of economics, business and finance. It includes pupil and staff presentations, debates on the big issues and the opportunity to get engaged and involved. The society is key for those pupils considering a degree or career in this […]
Christian Union
Christian Union runs on selected lunchtimes, and is open to all year groups. The group of students who meet are all interested in the Christian faith; some are Christians, but we welcome all who would like to find out more about Christianity. We play games, read the Bible, and take part in discussions and activities […]
Debating Society
The Caterham School Debating Society is the oldest of Caterham’s co-curricular clubs and societies. For over 125 years, Caterham School pupils have been enjoying the cut and thrust of debate, proving time and again that the spoken word is mightier than the sword. Those who attend the weekly debates learn how to structure arguments, speak […]
