Here at Ridgeway School we aim to offer a vast range of enrichment activities.

We believe that enrichment activities;

1. Promote skill development: Enrichment activities provide opportunities for students to learn and develop new skills beyond the traditional academic subjects. For example, students may participate in art, music, or sports activities that help them improve their creativity, teamwork, and physical coordination.
2. Increase engagement and motivation: Enrichment activities can be highly engaging and motivating for students, which can have a positive impact on their overall attitude towards school and learning. When students are excited about what they are learning, they are more likely to be invested in their education and achieve better academic outcomes.
3. Foster socialisation and inclusion: Enrichment activities can provide opportunities for students to interact and socialise with their peers, which can help them develop important social skills and build friendships. This can be particularly important for students who may struggle with socialisation and communication.
4. Enhance self-esteem and confidence: Enrichment activities can be a source of pride and accomplishment for students, which can help boost their self-esteem and confidence. This is particularly important for students in who may face challenges and barriers that affect their sense of self-worth.
5. Provide a well-rounded education: Enrichment activities complement and enhance our curriculum, providing a more well-rounded education for students. This can help them develop a broader range of knowledge, skills, and interests that can support their future success in school and beyond.

Throughout their time at Ridgeway School many of our pupils will be able to take part in activities including recreational and residential visits, clubs, chat groups, social groups, charity events, community events and sporting tournaments.

Please contact us to find out more.