Special Interest Groups: The school supports a variety of special interest clubs that cater to a wide range of hobbies, from chess to debating, allowing students to explore new passions or deepen existing ones.
Social and Cultural Activities: Students also have the chance to join societies that celebrate different cultures, languages, and global issues, promoting a broad understanding of the world and its diverse communities.
Enrichment Programme: Beyond sports, the enrichment programme offers a variety of activities that complement academic learning. This includes the “Kinza” programme, which takes place every Wednesday during the last period, providing students with opportunities to engage in activities such as critical thinking workshops, leadership development, and cultural exploration. These activities are designed to broaden students’ horizons and prepare them for the challenges of university and future careers.
Leadership Opportunities: The enrichment programme also includes opportunities for students to take on leadership roles within the school, whether through organising events, mentoring younger students, or participating in the school’s various societies and committees. These experiences help students develop important life skills, such as responsibility, communication, and problem-solving.
Cultural and Social Enrichment: Students are encouraged to engage in cultural and social activities that promote a global perspective and understanding. This includes participation in debates, conferences, and charity events, as well as opportunities to collaborate with peers from other schools through exchanges and joint projects.
The Duke of Edinburgh Award: The Sixth Form offers students the opportunity to participate in the Duke of Edinburgh Award, a prestigious programme that challenges them to develop their skills, contribute to the community, and take on adventurous outdoor activities. This programme is highly regarded by universities and employers and helps students build resilience, leadership and teamwork skills.
GDST Leadership and Enterprise Advanced Diploma: In partnership with the London School of Economics, the school offers the GDST Leadership and Enterprise Advanced Diploma. This programme provides Sixth Form students with an advanced understanding of leadership and entrepreneurship, equipping them with the skills necessary for success in higher education and their future careers.
Participation in these clubs and societies not only enriches the Sixth Form experience but also helps students develop valuable skills, build friendships and create lasting memories. Whether pursuing academic excellence, creative passions, or social causes, every student can find a place to thrive at Streatham & Clapham High School.
Thursday 30 April 2026
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Streatham & Clapham Prep School
Wavertree Road London SW2 3SR
Friday 1 May 2026
9:00 am – 10:00 am
Streatham & Clapham Prep School
Wavertree Road London SW2 3SR
Step inside an inspiring new conversation series from Streatham & Clapham High School, where Head, Ms Cathy Ellott, sits down with remarkable women from diverse backgrounds to share insights, experiences, and ideas that shape the future.
The SCHS Boat Club was delighted to host their first ever fundraising dinner, welcoming around a hundred students, family members and staff for a delicious two course meal.
SCHS proudly celebrated International Women’s Day 2026 with an inspiring afternoon of alumnae talks and professional workshops, centred on this year’s international theme: Give To Gain.
SCHS is proud to celebrate alumna Nadine White, a multi-award-winning journalist and filmmaker whose work has made her one of Britain’s leading voices reporting on race, justice and inequality.
