Great Yarmouth Charter Academy Celebrates Over 1000 Participants in Extracurricular Activities

Great Yarmouth Charter Academy has reason to celebrate as over 1000 places have been taken in its range of over 20 extracurricular activities. From music scholars to rugby, the academy offers a wide variety of clubs and groups that cater to the varied interests and passions of its pupils, providing them with opportunities to develop their skills, health, and social action. 

The academy believes that education is not just about academic achievement, but also about promoting the overall development of young people. With this in mind, it has designed an extensive extracurricular program that encourages pupils to explore their interests, develop new skills, and enhance their personal growth. 

These activities include Music Scholars, Open Mic, Choir, Chess, Drama, Public Speaking, Musical Stage Production, Fitness Suite, Swimming, Netball, Football, Tennis, Rugby, Badminton, Basketball, Cross Country, Cycling, Events Team, Duke of Edinburgh, Local Rebranding events, Pupil Voice Reps, and House Leaders. 

In addition to promoting personal development, the extracurricular activities offered at Great Yarmouth Charter Academy are designed to promote teamwork, leadership, communication, and resilience. These skills are essential in preparing scholars for success in the future. 

The academy's commitment to its pupils’ personal development is evident in its focus on social action. The school's Right to Succeed Rebrand initiative and Pupil Voice Reps are examples of how the academy empowers its pupils to make a positive difference in their community. Through these programs, pupils learn the importance of social responsibility and develop the necessary skills to become active citizens. 

The school's events team also organizes regular events that bring the school community together and create a sense of belonging. From open mic events to charity drives, these activities provide everyone with a chance to let loose and enjoy themselves while also learning valuable life skills. 

The academy is proud of its extracurricular program and the impact it has had on its pupils. "We are thrilled to see so many of our young people actively participating in our extracurricular activities," said Dean Rosembert, the academy's Principal. "These programs are designed to help young people develop their skills, passions, and personal growth, and we are delighted to see that they are having a positive impact on our pupils" 

The academy's extracurricular activities are available until 5pm on weekdays, providing everyone with opportunities to participate in the programs that interest them to not only be academically successful but also socially responsible, physically active, and creatively engaged.