Our Enrichment Programme

The ethos of enrichment at Cundall Manor centres developing skills for life. The programme broadens and deepens the curriculum. Pupils volunteer and support in the community, gain further qualifications, fundraise and develop their environmental awareness and much more. 

This is a high-quality enrichment programme that equips our young people with the skills they need to make informed life choices. They record their progress electronically, forming a useful evidence log for higher education destinations and future employers, further developing improved employability. 

Pupils are able to choose from a wide range of activities in consultation with their parents at our Enrichment Fair at the start of the year with staff on hand to offer guidance and support. There is something for everyone and most importantly, an opportunity for them to track their progress and maintain a permanent record of achievement. 

The pupils track their progress using an online record which can then be saved as a document to show how they have extended their skills, and their reflections, of this when applying for the next stage of their education/career to set them apart from other applicants.   

Enrichment Activities 

Our Enrichment Programme takes place in the afternoons and is suitable for Year 3s up to Year 11 and can encompass pupils from across all the year groups working together. 

Enrichment options for the Summer Term

Years 3 & 4

Years 5 – Swale

Leckby, Eldmire, Thornton

“Your C.V. may get you the interview, but character will get you the job.” 

Tim Peake – Astronaut  

In 2020, the World Economic Forum (WEF) released its list of skills that children would need to meet the needs of our rapidly changing world. 

A third of these skills were the traditional “hard skills” – reading, writing and arithmetic – knowledge. These could be regarded as IQ skills. 

The other two-thirds are what could be described as “soft skills”. So what are these skills? In 2018, the WEF released a further list: Judgement, decision making and people skills; Critical Thinking; Complex problem-solving; Cognitive flexibility; Emotional Intelligence and service orientation; Creativity; Coordination and Negotiation. 

Developing a thriving enrichment program is essential for our young people of today. We believe enrichment promotes employability, and academic attainment and teaches students the skills they need to make good, informed choices. A successful enrichment programme can promote the life skills needed for everyday life, and develop “soft skills” that employers and universities look for, while also allowing students to find out more about their interests and passions.  

Example Enrichments

Create

Calligraphy

Community Arts

Cookery

Creative Writing

Dress-Making

IT Skills

Jewellery Making

Lego Master Builders

Model UN

Music Practice

Musical Theatre

Photography

Pottery

Poetry Writing

Production

Move

Dance Comp

Dance GCSE

Eldmire D of E Silver

Extreme Running

Fencing

First Aid

Football

Leckby D of E Bronze

Orienteering/Geocaching

RSPB Wild Challenges

Swimming

Sport

Sports Leaders

Tennis

Water Polo

Yoga

Succeed

Astronomy

Barclays Life Skills/
Money Matters

Book Club

BSL

Classics

Chess and Strategy Games

German

Italian

Junior Rotary

Mandarin Chinese

Philosophy 4 Children

Science Club

RHS Gardening

World Scholars Cup

WOHAA

Young Enterprise

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