Extracurricular

Clubs and societies running for the academic year 2022/23 include: 

• School newspaper; 

• Musical ensemble; 

• Science Society; 

• Medical Research Society; 

• Chess Club; 

• Investment Society; 

• Book Club; 

• Art Club; 

• Current Affairs Society; 

• Computer Programming Club; 

• Debate Club; and 

• Film Club. 

Debate Club has really helped me gain confidence with public speaking.
Student, Debate Club

I was completely surprised with the level of competitions and other activities that enhance the learning – for example the chess club, the World Economic competition, the business Olympiad. It was a nice surprise and Antonio has taken advantage of a lot of those. 
Julie Larrucea, ParentI am always amazed by the wonders of science.
Student, Medical Research Society

Pupils enrolled on our full-time or enrichment programme participate in the House Award, which rewards their commitment to extracurricular activities, both within and outside the School.  

Pupils can take part in activities online or in their local community. For activities that take place outside of the School, a responsible adult completes a report on the pupil’s involvement, and evidence of the activity, normally including photographs or a video, are submitted. 

There are three levels of achievement for this award: Pass, Merit and Distinction. Pupils obtain points for individual attributes spread across all of the four channels: 

• Charity and Service;  

• The Arts;  

• Sport and Wellbeing; and 

• Academic Development. 

House Award Programme 2021

The highly flexible 'anywhere, anytime, any place' aspects of Harrow School Online allows pupils to participate in these activities throughout the week. 

Harrow School Online also runs a number of taught elective programmes which you can read further about here.