Students at Bottisham are able to take part in a wide range of enrichment activities at lunchtime, after school as well as enriching opportunities such as the Duke of Edinburgh Award. 

Extended Schools Programme

Details of our Extended school programme along with the enrolment form are sent out via email at the start of each term. We are now using our Parent’s Evening system to support with enrolment, please follow this link to sign your student up for our variety of clubs. Click here.

For all queries about the extended schools programmes please contact: Mrs Martell on smartell@bottishamvc.org or 01223 811250

Trips & Visits

There are many opportunities for students beyond the classroom. This year these include:

Month

Trip

Approximate Cost

Year Group

Approximate number of students

May 2022 Basketball trip £40 Mixed 50-60
Drawing workshop £28 Year 10 20-25
RHS Garden visit £10-£15 Year 9 All Year group
June 2022 Castle Trip £20 – £30 Year 7 All Year group
Printing Workshop £35 – £40 Year 10 20
Cambridge University £10 – £15 Year 9 30
July 2022 North Norfolk £15-£20 Year 10 67
Residential Camp £165 Year 7 All Year Group
Residential Bushcraft £351 Year 8 All Year group
National Stud £10-£15 Year 7 & 8 50-60
In School Activities week programme £30-£40 Years 8 & 9 All Year group
September 2022 Photography Show £30 -£35 Year 10 40 – 45
Somme £100 Year 10 40 – 80
England Football Match £25 Year 7 60
December 2022 German Christmas Markets £350 Year 10 20
France £300 Year 10 20
London Museum trip £15 – £20 Year 11 60
Easter 2024 Ski Trip £1000 Year 9 100

And also

  • Theatres and concerts
  • Lectures and exhibitions
  • Duke of Edinburgh expeditions
  • Visiting speakers to lessons
  • Speakers in assemblies
  • Visiting theatre groups and musicians

Please contact trips@bottishamvc.org for any further information regarding trips or visits.

Student Leadership Team

At Bottisham Village College, we believe that all students should have the opportunity to develop their leadership skills, according to their strengths, their abilities and their interests.

The students appointed to be part of the Student leadership Team are important role models for other students throughout the College. We are very keen to make this role as inclusive as possible and we are able to offer support and mentoring if required. The role is varied and involves developing areas for school development often tailored to the interests and strengths of the students involved.

The team meet regularly with Mrs Rankine and work with other key members of staff, to help organise key events; for example Open Evening and end of term assemblies. These meetings also provide an opportunity for the team to discuss key issues of interest or suggest areas for development in the College.

In order to be successful in these roles, students need to offer:

• A commitment of time and energy
• A mature and responsible attitude
• The ability to work well with staff and peers
• Very good communications skills, including the ability to speak well in public &/a commitment to developing these skills further

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