Bedales School is a co-educational, boarding and day independent school in the village of Steep, near the market town of Petersfield in Hampshire, England.
The major sports are hockey, tennis, netball and football. These are complemented by a strong focus on swimming throughout the year, with both rugby and basketball taking place during the spring term and athletics, tennis and rounders in the summer. There are also opportunities to experience a wide range of sports during the PE curriculum, such as gymnastics, badminton and lacrosse to name a few.
The Activities programme is open to all students, who can choose from a wide range of cerebral, social and physical activities under the loose banners of ‘head, hand and heart’ to further an existing interest, try something new or give back to the community. This could include progressing the various sections for the Duke of Edinburgh Award with each level - Bronze, Silver and Gold - supported by a specific teacher.
Academic societies allow students to develop their interests, exchange ideas and engage in debate beyond the classroom. From maths to poetry and everything in between, students can either join an existing society or start their own. Find out more about Academic Societies here.
The voluntary local service scheme might involve students helping younger children with reading at a local primary school or making a weekly commitment volunteering at a charity. They are constantly refreshing our programme of international volunteering and exchanges to make the most of new opportunities. Recent trips have included Africa, the US and India.
Music:
- - Choir
- - Chamber Choir
- - Chamber Orchestra
- - Jazz Band
- - Music practice
- - Music theory
- - Studio practice
Please check the school website link for details.
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