Sports Clubs  

TLC Private School offers a one and a half hour sports club offering different sports to different ages of students 

Science Club 

A weekly science club offers students the opportunity to gain awards accredited by Crest, a UK science organisation that promoted learning in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) 

TLC Community Football Club 

Football is also very important at TLC Private School and we have our own football academy which is open to our students as well as young people from the local community. We regularly take part very successfully in games against local schools and those further afield.  

The football academy meets once a week and with nearly fifty members it offers training and competitive matches. It’s the perfect opportunity for budding football stars to practice their individual and team skills.  

The school has its own swimming pool and students use it for six months of the year. The school hosts its own annual swimming gala which is well attended by the parents. Springtime sees our annual Sports Day held at the Peyia Municipality Football Stadium and students compete in both track and field events for the coveted House Cup. 

Whilst not compulsory, we strongly encourage all our students to attend extra-curricular activities as they can complement their school studies as well as enable them to work with students of different ages on fun activities.  

The Duke of Edinburgh International Award Scheme  

This internationally recognised qualification is highly sought after by universities when scouring the application forms of prospective students. The challenging course includes ‘adventurous journeys’ as well as a commitment to developing life skills and volunteering in the community.   

Chess Club 

Students can learn to play chess and practise their skills against their peers in a club which develops their knowledge of the game in conjunction with the English Chess Federation’s young chess players scheme. 

Music 

At TLC, our Music Club offers students the opportunity to explore and develop their musical talents in a supportive and inspiring environment. Whether learning piano, improving vocal techniques, or experimenting with other instruments, students are guided by experienced music tutors who nurture confidence and creativity. Lessons focus on building technical skill, performance ability, and a genuine love for music. Many students also work toward external music qualifications, further enriching their artistic journey and personal growth.

School Band 

Clare Hurrell, one of our peripatetic music teachers offers the students the opportunity to practice their musical skills in ensemble as part of the school band. Hugely popular last year, the band entertains at school events and is fast becoming a ‘must-see’ attraction.