
ENRICHMENT
Excellence and Enjoyment Beyond the Classroom
At Saints Peter & Paul, our vision for providing enrichment opportunities for our students is more than pulling together “a busy timetable of activities”.
Our carefully designed enrichment and co-curricular programme aims to inspire, stretch, and guide students of all abilities to thrive intellectually, physically, and socially.
Through innovative and exciting clubs, partnerships, and support structures, we help every young person realise their full potential, gaining that 'something more' from their school day with added fun!
“Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself.”
John Dewey
Our OPPORTUNITIES

CLUBS & ENRICHMENT
After school we offer a broad and varied section of clubs and activities for students of all abilities to participate in school life, enjoying and learning new skills, and meeting new people.
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LEADERSHIP & SERVICE
Student leadership at Saints Peter and Paul promotes responsibility, faith-driven service, environmental stewardship, and community through prefect, eco-committee, and social action roles.

TRIPS & VISITS
Throughout the school year, our students have many opportunities to visit new places, discover different cultures, and grow from new experiences.

CATHOLIC LIFE
Our students take part in Liturgical calendar events, attend Mass and retreats, and take part in prayer opportunities. Through Chaplaincy and student-led faith groups, our students really put Faith in Action.
EXCELLENCE THROUGH ENRICHMENT
As a Liverpool City region Sound! Hub, we are proud of our reputation for musical excellence.
Keen musicians can join:
● Jazz Band
● Samba band
● Orchestra
● Harmony Singers ● Vocaliser
We also offer musical tuition (£45 per instrument per half term) in:
● Piano and keyboard
● Woodwind ● Brass
● Strings
● Guitar and bass
● Drums
Students also prepare for:
Associated Board (Royal School of Music)
Victoria College of Music examinations (instrumental and theory)
NEED AN INSTRUMENT?
Students can loan instruments free of charge from our instrument bank.
Saints Peter and Paul students have the opportunity to participate in our successful Duke of Edinburgh award scheme programme. The delivery of the scheme is structured to enable students to progress through each level of the award. Our school hold the licence to be able to offer this to our students within school.
In each award, students are required to demonstrate a progressive and increased level of commitment to the following sections: volunteering skills, physical recreation, and an expedition. Participation in each of the sections encourages and enables students to develop a range of valued skills and qualities in a challenging, enjoyable, co-operative and supportive environment.
All interested students should speak with Mr Caine or Mrs Cunningham.
We participate in The Brilliant Club, enabling selected students to engage in university-style academic programmes and undergo independent research under the guidance of doctoral tutors.
Outcomes include:
Research project completed to university standard
Written report and presentation of findings
Enhanced academic confidence, readiness for higher education
Distinction opportunities and university reference enhancement
Cronton Sixth Form college Centre of Excellence for Science and Maths host an annual science and maths competition for all local high schools, encouraging students to use communication, teamwork and collaboration to solve problems and demonstrate mathematical and practical skills over a series of activities and challenges, with the winning school being presented the prestigious Mond trophy.
Mathematical Education on Merseyside (MEM) has been running Challenge and Senior Challenge take-home competitions in February half term since the late 1970s.
Together, these competitions attract about 2,000 entries annually, with Challenge aimed at Years 7 and 8, and Senior Challenge aimed at Years 9 and 10.
A bespoke programme designed to inspire and support girls in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM).
Through mentoring, workshops, university visits, and project challenges, participants broaden horizons and build confidence.
Benefits include:
Hands-on STEM enrichment and masterclasses
Mentoring by STEM professionals
University lab visits and taster sessions
Leadership and presentation opportunities
The Youth Sport Trust School Games Leadership Pathway offers students a chance to develop valuable leadership skills through sport and physical activity at school.
To get involved, students start with beginner roles such as:
helping out in PE lessons
supporting sports clubs
or assisting at school competitions.
As they gain confidence and experience, they can progress to roles like:
mentoring younger pupils
organising events
and leading activities.
Throughout the pathway, students work towards nationally recognised awards such as the Level 1 or Level 2 Sports Leadership Awards, which are widely respected and can also count towards Duke of Edinburgh Awards, BTEC qualifications, and other personal development programmes.
These awards demonstrate skills like teamwork, communication, organisation, and responsibility, supporting college applications, CVs, and future job opportunities.
The pathway encourages students to keep progressing, gaining experience, and reflecting on their leadership journey, making it a fantastic way to build both qualifications and confidence through sport.













ENRICHING CONFIDENCE. ACHIEVING SUCCESS.
BEST PROJECT
WINNER
Girls Get Set
2025
YEAR 9 FEMALE STUDENTS
SILVER
SECOND
PLACE
The Mond Trophy
2025
YEAR 10 SCIENCE STUDENTS
MERIT
CERTIFICATE OF MERIT
Mathematical Education on Merseyside
2025

"I’ve always liked maths because I enjoy solving problems and finding patterns. The competition was fun, and getting a certificate of merit makes me excited to keep learning and take on even bigger challenges."
ETHAN W | YEAR 7
Certificate of Merit Winner
Mathematical Education on Merseyside
Challenge '25