Clubs, Activities and Societies

Clubs which meet at least once a week:
- Army Cadets
- Badminton Club
- Big Band
- Chess
- Choir
- Close Harmony Group
- Cross Country
- Debating
- Drama
- GCSE Latin
- Gifted & Talented
- Indian Drumming
- Jazz
- Junior Jazz Band
- Law
- Life Drawing
- Physics Society
- Rowing
- Steel Band
- Table Tennis
- Tennis
- Weight training (all mornings)
- Wind Band
HORTICULTURAL CLUB
Tuesdays from 3.05 pm – 4.00 pm
CHESS CLUB
This runs on Thursdays 3.05 – 4.00 pm in Pupil Services
PHYSICS SOCIETY
TWBS Physics Society Open Lectures by visiting Professors.
All welcome: students, parents and other interested parties.
Forthcoming Events:
Friday 3rd March 2017 – 15.40 - 17.00 in the Performance Area
Speaker: Dr Ralph Schoenrich - Oxford University
Topic: The History Of Our Milky Way
Past events:
Friday 27th January 2017
Speaker: Dr Michael Sutherland, Cambridge University
Topic: Superconductivity and the Quantum World
Friday 25th November 2016
Speaker: Mr Ian Glover, Bloodhound Ambassador
Topic: Bloodhound SSC
Friday 15th April 2016 - Cybernetics and the Robotics Revolution
Speaker: Dr John Baruch
- Director of the Bradford Robotics Telescopes
- Former head of department of Cybernetics and Innovative Systems at the University of Bradford
- He currently holds posts at the University of Bradford, the Open University and the South China Technology University Guangzhou
Tuesday 1st March 2016 - The Lonely Universe: The Search for Aliens
Speaker: Professor Chris Lintott
- Professor of Astrophysics in the Department of Physics at Oxford University
- Primary Presenter of the BBC Series: ‘The Sky at Night’
Friday, 5th February 2016 – Rosetta Mission
Speaker: Dr Andrew Morse:
- A Researcher in the department of Physical Sciences at the Open University
- Dr Morse was one of the scientists behind the Rosetta mission
Friday, 29th January 2016 – Nanotechnology
Speaker: Professor Russell Cowburn
- Professor of Experimental Physics at the University of Cambridge
The Physics Society is run by the students and the lectures have been arranged entirely by the students themselves.