"The school offers pupils an extremely wide range of extracurricular activities. Pupils are enthusiastic about the many trips, visits and cultural activities organised by the school because it helps them to understand what they are studying in greater depth".
Ofsted November 2017
There are a vast array of clubs and extracurricular opportunities at Tring School. In Year 7 every child has to join an in school club and they can choose from a huge variety (see below). Students are also encouraged to participate in out of school clubs because all the evidence shows that when children and young people voluntarily participate in a range of exciting activities, their appetite for learning increases which in turn can lead to better attendance, behaviour and attainment levels.
Volunteering Opportunities
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Subjects identifying Sixth Form help:
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Clubs in the Local Area
| Tring Athletic Football Club welcome footballers of all ages. |  |
| Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust in association with the National History Museum at Tring and The Wildlife Trusts led assemblies in school to talk about volunteering. |  |
| Air Training Corps in Tring for Years 8 and above meet Mondays and Thursdays from 7.15 - 9.30pm in New Road, New Mill, Tring. |  |
| Army Cadets Tring Branch for Year 8 and above hold their meetings in Tring School on Wednesdays from 7.00 - 9.00pm. |  |
| Tring Youth Club meet on Friday evenings and are based in the Temperance Hall on Christchurch Road. For more information please look at their Facebook page. | |
| Please look at this Powerpoint Presentation from Support4Dacorum to learning about volunteering and how you can support our local community. |  |
