The Henry Beaufort School hosts Cultural Capital Days

The Henry Beaufort School is offering the activities throughout the school year.

They aim to broaden students’ horizons in areas such as the performing arts, languages, humanities, STEM, sport and life skills.

The Henry Beaufort School Cultural Capital Days. (Image: The Henry Beaufort School)

Each activity is designed to build knowledge, confidence and a better understanding of the world.

The most recent Cultural Capital Day included tailored activities for each year group.

Year 7 students explored culture and heritage with visits to Southampton City Art Gallery and the SeaCity Museum.

Year 8 students focused on languages and cultural traditions from around the world, including a session in British Sign Language (BSL).

Year 9 students took part in creative design challenges in technology, including biscuit making, bridge building and fashion design.

Year 10 students received first aid and CPR training, while Year 11 students focused on revision sessions for exam preparation.

The school believes that education should extend beyond academic study.

The Henry Beaufort School Cultural Capital Days. (Image: The Henry Beaufort School)

Cultural Capital Days aim to provide all students with opportunities to build confidence and curiosity, while also supporting high-quality teaching and learning.

The Henry Beaufort School, as an inclusive comprehensive school, is ambitious for each student, fostering a supportive environment.

Students are encouraged to take pride in their achievements, enjoy learning, and set high goals.

The school also values its wider enrichment programme, which aims to create a vibrant school community.

Students benefit from a broad and varied education through trips to places like Gunwharf Quays, the University of Winchester and Legoland, as well as in-school enrichment days like Cultural Capital Days.

Assistant headteacher, Miss Colebourn, said: "Cultural Capital Days are an important part of how we bring learning to life for our students.

"We want every student to experience opportunities that build confidence and prepare them for the wider world, helping them see learning in a new and exciting way."

Families will be able to see the school's approach to learning at an open event on Tuesday, June 23. This will take place from 9am to 10am.

Visitors will be able to explore the school, meet staff and students, and find out more about how enrichment and academic learning work together to support every student’s success.

To book a place or to find out more, visit The Henry Beaufort School website: beaufort.hants.sch.uk