Last Friday, we held our annual Societies Fair in the Great Hall, a vibrant event where many students took part, whether by running a stall, or exploring new interests and signing up for societies. 

Co-curricular engagement is a key part of our school’s ethos, fostering skills and friendships beyond the classroom.

Jacob, Year 9 and one of the presidents of Transport Club (a very well-established society here at Latymer!) tells us more "My friend and I run Transport Club, which is one of the many societies at Latymer. The aim of our club is to bring together transport enthusiasts from all across the lower school. We operate on a Friday lunchtime in period 6, and we like to show presentations we have made about trains, planes and buses. We discuss anything from things that happened in the past, to the most recent news relating to transport. We also operate our model trains and display our model buses and plane."

There are currently over 40 Clubs and Societies being run:
African Carribean Society; Biology Society; Bridge Society; CAD Modelling; Charity Committee; Chemistry Club; Chess Club; Christian Union; Crochet Society; Debating Society; Dungeons & Dragons Society; East and South-East Asian Heritage Society; Eco-committee; Economics & Politics Society; Engineering Society; Feminism Society; Film Society; Finance Society; Geography Society; Girls Islamic Society; Harry Potter Society; History Society; Islamic Society; Jewish Society; Karaoke Society; Kpop Society; Latin American Society; Law Society; LGBT+ Society; Literature Society; Maths Society; Medicine Society; MTG Society; Music Appreciation Society; Rock/Alternative Music Society; Russian Club; South Asian Society; Swiftie Society; Theology Society; Time to talk Club; Tokusatsu Society; Transport Club.