Freebrough Media Team

Drama Youth Theatre

Every Thursday night members of the Freebrough Drama Youth Theatre meet to work towards public performances.

Shakespeare’s “The Tempest” will be the next exciting production from the Drama Youth Theatre. This will be performed in October in Middlesbrough Little Theatre.

Film Club

Dance Logic

Arts Award

Do you have a passion for the arts and want to get recognised for your hard work, dedication and achievement?

If the Answer is yes, then the Arts Award is definitely for you!

Arts Award is…

• A great way for young people to explore creative skills
• A nationally recognised qualification
• A framework for learning new skills and sharing them
• A link between young people and creative professionals in arts and media

Your Arts Award can be based around any arts or media activity, and you can complete it in a wide variety of settings – like youth clubs, arts centres, schools, colleges, theatres or community groups.

There are no entry requirements, no time limit for completing the award, and no set rules on how you present your final work. You just need to be keen to explore new creative experiences.

To find out more visit www.artsaward.org.uk

If you think this award is for you please see Mrs Parker for further details on how to get involved.

Voltage – A fantastic dance club – just for boys!

Science and Engineering Club

Science and Engineering Club is one of our most popular after school activities. Guided by Mrs Lowe and Miss Walker the club is aimed at boosting confidence, motivation and attainment in core subjects, such as English, Maths, Science and Technology.

The club is a collaboration between different departments at Freebrough and provides students with an opportunity to experience Engineering in a number of different scenarios. Activities include practical experiments, external visits and residential trips. This year the residential visit took the group to London where they slept on board HMS Belfast, saw a West End show and visited The Science Museum. Students also get the chance to work with scientists and engineers from industry, both locally and nationally.

Sessions run each Tuesday evening from 2.45pm to 4.15pm. Students are provided with healthy snacks and refreshments. Transport home is parental responsibility however Science and Engineering Club members are able to use the late bus and a pass can be organised by Mrs Lowe.

If you are interested in joining Science and Engineering Club, please see Mrs Lowe.

Freebrough Freeriders Snowboarding Club

Craft Club

PE

Prom Committee

Healthy Lifestyles Club

Student Healthy Lifestyles Club runs from 2.45 pm to 3.45 pm each Friday evening (students need their own transport as there is no late bus on Fridays).  The staff session is 3pm to 4pm each Thursday.  Weekly confidential weigh-ins, healthy lifestyle advice and encouragement are all available in a friendly, supportive atmosphere.  Students can also take part in healthy cooking workshops and exercise classes.  See Mrs Holmes for further details.

Prosthetics Club

Possibly our most gruesome enrichment activity!  Learn how to cast models of body parts and produce fake wounds and stage make up.  See Miss Beasley or Mr White for more details.