Enrichment

Whatever your aptitude or academic goals, we offer a broad range of sport teams, courses, clubs, bands and trips and activities to help you extend your knowledge and interests beyond the classroom.

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Over 100 creative, scientific, humanity, and sport options to choose from

Universities and employers increasingly want well-rounded individuals with diverse experiences, who can work well in teams, problem solve and demonstrate academic curiosity.

At Esher, we have a broad range of enrichment programmes where you can play competitive sport, earn new qualifications, explore new interests or take an excellence pathway to complement your studies

Extension StudiesExcellence PathwaysTrips and Visits

Wider Skills Activities

Students in the stands at a football Stadium in BerlinAt the end of your first year with us, your enrichment programme culminates in the summer term, with two days of activities dedicated to wider skills.

Students take part in a range of activities, trips and unforgettable experiences.

Wider Skills Activities

Law Pathway

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Excellence Pathway

I took the Law Pathway as an extra enrichment option, which includes law-based activities like taking part in the Bar Mock Trials. I’ve also combined this with a weekly Pilates class, which allows me to fit in some exercise into my day, as well as relax and decompress from the demands of my academic subjects.”

Grace

Mens' Basketball

Basketball Miles

Extension Study

Joining the Mens’ Basketball team at Esher helped me meet new people outside of my classes, and also improved my skills in teamwork and leadership, as well as Basketball.”

Miles

Model United Nations

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Extension Study

Taking part in Model United Nations (MUN) furthered my passion for international relations and gave me an insight into how diplomacy works. It’s given me more confidence, whilst enabling me to make so many new friends.”

Mohamed

Critical Thinking

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Excellence Pathway

At Esher, I do the Sewing Bee extension study and I’m on the Women’s Basketball team, which has helped me learn to communicate while in high stress games!  I’ve also added the Critical Thinking excellence pathway to my timetable, which is helping me gear up my thinking for more complexity so I am better prepared to apply to higher status universities.”

Flora

EPQ

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Extension Study

Taking the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) helped me develop my writing and research techniques, which I could apply to my History A Level course.  My EPQ was on ‘How racial and gender bias within the Metropolitan Police affects public opinion.’ I had to give a presentation and learnt how to properly present to a group of people, speaking clearly, confidently, and answering questions I was not prepared for.”

Oliver