At Alderley Edge School for Girls, our Senior School clubs programme is designed to inspire ambition, nurture individuality, and empower every girl to thrive beyond the classroom. With a diverse range of activities running at lunchtime and after school, pupils enjoy a rich and rewarding co-curricular experience that reflects our core values: Bright, Balanced, and Bold.
Whether it’s leading a debate, launching a business idea, performing on stage, or exploring new technologies, our clubs offer every girl the opportunity to discover her strengths, develop new skills, and connect with others who share her passions.
From creative arts to STEM, sport to service, our programme encourages girls to be curious, courageous, and confident, ready to shape their world with purpose and positivity.
Bright: Inspiring Curiosity and Creativity
Our clubs encourage girls to think, create, and explore. Whether they’re coding, debating or experimenting, they’re developing skills that stretch their minds and fuel their imagination.
- Chess Club
- VEX Robotics
- Mind & Bright: Psychology of Strong Women
- Science Club
- CREST
- Music Theory
- Maths Puzzle of the Week
- Russian for Beginners
- Debating: News & Views
- Beyond Boarders
- Young Enterprise
- ARTiculation
Balanced: Nurturing Wellbeing and Friendship
We believe in the importance of emotional wellbeing and social connection. Our clubs offer calm, joyful spaces where girls can relax, build friendships, and develop a healthy sense of self.
- Origami
- Friendship Bracelets
- Shinrin-yoku - Forest bathing
- PHSE
- Lego and Chat
- Culture Club - Theatre trips
- Art Club
- Creative Crafts
- Cooking
- String Ensemble
- Wind Ensemble
- Senior Choir
Bold: Building Confidence Through Adventure
In the Senior School at Alderley Edge School for Girls, boldness means stepping outside your comfort zone and embracing new challenges. Whether it’s performing on stage, leading a team, or trying something completely new, our girls are encouraged to be courageous, take risks, and discover their inner strength.
- Duke of Edinburgh
- Climbing
- Indoor Athletics
- Badminton
- School Production
- LAMDA
- Dance Club
- Bloom Netball
- JM Taekwondu Club
Girls in Year 11 are also encouraged to take part in the National Citizen Service (NCS). NCS is all about helping young people get ahead in life – they learn new skills, meet new people and find out how they can make a difference in their local community.
