Enrichment
We are excited to be launching several outdoor education trips this coming summer term. Pupils are going off to stretch themselves, learn more about themselves and develop those problem solving skills, teamwork skills and communication skills that are so valued in the modern workplace. As well as having great fun!
A Stafford International School education extends far beyond the walls of the classroom. Our pupils are encouraged to discover their interests and pursue them with passion. We provide them ample opportunities to do so with our comprehensive co-curricular activities, academic and athletic competitions, off-campus excursions.
Co-curricular Activities
- A well-rounded pupil is a successful pupil. That is why we encourage all pupils to pursue a diversity of interests and cultivate new talents. Our co- curricular activities programme gives them greater freedom to do just that. This programme gives them access to lots of enriching academic, creative and athletic pursuits. Whether it is football, fashion illustration or French film studies, our programme is sure to keep pupils stimulated, challenged, curious and engaged.
Competitions
- Whether athletic or academic, we believe that a spirit of friendly competition is essential to personal growth and fostering a sense of pride in our community. This is why we maintain a full calendar of intramural, extramural, regional competitions throughout the school year. Whether it is netball, football, debating or mathematics, your child will have ample opportunities to build character and self-confidence by putting their skills and abilities to the test.
Excursions and trips
- A quality education should not be confined only to what is learned on campus. That is why we regularly organise educational excursions throughout the region. These activities push our pupils outside of their comfort zone, paying lasting dividends on their success in academics and life. On these trips, our pupils encounter real-world challenges that push them to apply what they have learned in the classroom. Meanwhile, they cultivate curiosity, self-confidence and leadership skills. But most importantly, they make memories and forge lasting friendships.