JCC Sport and Physical Activities

At Joseph Chamberlain Sixth Form College, we have a range of different recreational sports and physical activities for our students to take part in throughout the week. 

There are a variety of sports and physical activities that our students can participate in with friends and classmates. The activities usually take place during lunch hours, in the afternoon and after college has finished. 

Throughout the year, students will have the opportunity to access our sports facilities, make use of our sports coaches and participate in regularly scheduled sessions. 

Some of the sports and physical activities that are on offer here are:

• The Duke of Edinburgh Award
• Recreational sports including basketball, netball, badminton, table tennis, cricket, football, martial arts and much more
• Recreational physical activities, including using our state-of-the-art Fitness Suite, circuit training, self-defence classes, Skills Through Sport and Activity workshops, and much more
• Volunteering opportunities 

Our recreational sports and physical activities programmes take place in our fantastic facilities on-site, including our Fitness Suite, Sports Hall, Artificial Astro Pitch and Fitness Lab. We also give our students the opportunity to visit external venues to experience sport and physical activity outside of college. 

Competitive Sport Opportunities

We also provide our students with the opportunity to proudly represent Joseph Chamberlain Sixth Form College regularly across the region against other Further Education institutions in their selected sport.

Students will get the opportunity to take part in in trial days and earn their place for their chosen sport. Competitive Sport students will also be able to train regularly with a programme designed for Competitive Sport students to develop their abilities with a structured sport-specific programme.

Why Take Part in Sport and Physical Activity?

There are many positive reasons to take part in sport and physical activity; here’s just a few of them:

• Develop employability skills through sport such as leadership, communication, decision-making, discipline and time management
• Try new fun and engaging sports and physical activities
• Take a break from studying
• Enjoy the positive physical, mental and social health benefits that come with being active and build new valuable skills to carry with you through life
• Participate in positive and growth-oriented activities and show willingness to take part and do extra than your studies

Sport Fixtures Timetable

To see the timetable for all of our sport fixtures, please click here.

For an accessible version of the timetable, please click here.

If you would like to see this timetable in an accessible format, please email us at accessibility@jcc.ac.uk and we will provide this.