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Loamo pupils at morning assembly under the trees

Learning beyond the classroom

Loamo supports learners through languages, sports, music, choreography, life skills, nutrition and healthy meals, building confidence, creativity and character.

Beyond lessons

A week at Loamo is more than a timetable

Children spend a large part of their day at school, so what happens around the lessons matters. Sport, languages, music and cooking sit beside the academic programme, and every Wednesday afternoon is set aside for guidance and counselling.

Day scholars receive two meals a day and boarders three, prepared by a trained kitchen team from a balanced diet.

A Loamo teacher and pupils in a bright classroom

Age 3+

in sports, twice a week

The weekly rhythm

When it all happens

A steady pattern pupils and parents can plan around.

  1. Wednesday

    Afternoon

    • Guidance and counselling in small groups
  2. Friday

    • Sports mentorship
    • Football, netball and volleyball
  3. Saturday

    • Sports mentorship
    • French and other languages
    • Nutrition classes

What pupils can take part in

Six ways to grow outside the classroom

Every Saturday

Languages

French is taught from lower primary every Saturday, and other languages are available on request.

  • French from lower primary
  • Saturday language sessions
  • Other languages on request
Fridays and Saturdays

Sports

Pupils from the age of three are enrolled in sports twice a week, on Friday and Saturday.

  • Football
  • Netball
  • Volleyball
Once a year

Bonanza

A yearly sports day for pupils and parents together, built around creative games.

  • Daddy's shoes
  • Marble games
  • Rope skipping
  • Tug of war
For pupils who are interested

Music and dance

Pupils with an interest in music can take up composing, listening, choreography and performance.

  • Dance and vocal lessons
  • Piano and guitar
  • Drums and trumpet
Every Saturday

Nutrition classes

Held every Saturday, teaching pupils to cook a variety of dishes for a balanced diet.

  • Meal preparation skills
  • Balanced diet awareness
  • Practical kitchen learning
Every Wednesday afternoon

Guidance and counselling

Staff meet pupils in groups of the same sex and age to talk about life, share ideas, face fears and build confidence.

  • Weekly sessions
  • Small groups
  • Confidence and wellbeing

Want to know what your child would join?

Tell us their age and interests. The office will explain which activities suit their class.

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