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Clubs and Activities
Here at Stalham High School, we offer a wide range of extra-curricular clubs, both at lunchtime and after-school.
Stalham High Darts Club
Stalham High Darts Club is now in full swing.
Darts Club offers students a valuable opportunity to develop a range of skills, including focus, hand-eye coordination, sportsmanship, and numeracy skills such as mental arithmetic, score calculation, and strategic thinking, all within a structured and enjoyable environment.
The Club is run by Mr McMahon and takes place at breaktimes and lunchtimes on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Trebles Darts of North Walsham also come into school after-school on a Tuesday to work with the Club.
We’d like to say a massive thank you to Friends of Stalham High (FOSH) for hitting the mark by funding our new darts equipment!
The Youth STEMM Award is a skills award for students aged 11-19, designed to support and inspire the next generation into STEMM. Students take part in STEMM-related activities at school, online or at home and log them to the user portal, creating a record of achievement great to help with applications for HE and employment. Almost any activity counts so long as it involves some form of STEMM, is extra-curricular, and fits into one of the four key strands: Inspiring the Next Generation, Engaging the Public, Developing Skills and Knowledge and Shaping Your Future. Each journey is unique, students can start by following any area that may interest them. Taking part broadens young people's horizons as they are encouraged to take part in more activities than they normally would and self-reflect on their skill development and where STEMM could lead them. As well as a receiving a medal, certificate and digital badge, participants create a bespoke portfolio of their activities which means nothing gets forgotten about when it comes to personal statement writing. They can also select Youth STEMM Award on the UCAS University application form. Youth STEMM Award CIC is run as a social enterprise and is backed by leading organisations such as the University of East Anglia and Wellcome Connecting Science.