Activities Week and T-Festival

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Activities Week

Activities Week is a tradition at Toot Hill School which has existed for over 30 years and is fondly remembered by many ex-pupils. It takes place in the last week of the summer term and provides all pupils with the opportunity to take part in an activity which is designed to help them develop their knowledge, skills and character traits. Over 30 trips go out each year, from cultural overseas visits to Barcelona and France to outdoor adventurous activity trips to Cornwall (Surfs Up!), the National Watersports Centre, Rutland Water and Walesby Activity Centre. There are also a wide range of activities linked to sports, the arts, science and technology

Further details of the individual trips are listed in the annual Activities Week booklet which is released in February.

• Download the 2020 Activities Week Booklet
• Download the 2020 Activities Week Form

T-Fest is Toot Hill School's annual charity fundraising festival. During the day the top field takes on festival feel with a main stage and over 40 fundraising stalls ran by Toot Hill pupils in the form of a festival style game or product. Enterprise is a key theme as tutees are encouraged to take responsibility and work independently to secure their fundraising goals. T-Fest is a fun and exciting day, set within a rock and dance music theme, where all pupils come together to fundraise for a local charity which is decided by the pupil voice. Whether performing on the main stage or taking on the role of chief exec, accountant, project manager or point of sale designer, T-Fest has created wonderful memories and achievements since summer 2015 whilst raising thousands of pounds for local charities.

For more information contact Mr Tinsley (mtinsley@toothillschool.co.uk)

Year	Charity Fundraised For	Headline Act	Video	Winning Photo
2018	Framework (Opening doors for homeless and vulnerable people)	Decosta Boyce
2017	Rainbows Hospice	Lexie	Watch the 2017 video
2016	Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust	Rob Green	Watch the 2016 video
2015	Maggies Cancer Centre, City Hospital	Rob Green