from our School Captains'
Orla Scott - School Captain
Hi, my name is Orla and I am honoured to introduce myself as one of the School Captains here at Langley Park School for Boys. I currently study Biology, Geography and Maths which I thoroughly enjoy learning here at Langley.
One of the aspects I value most about Langley is the incredible range of opportunities available beyond the classroom. The school encourages every student to explore their interests, develop new skills and become involved in the wider school community.
Throughout my time here, I have had the privilege of embracing many of these opportunities, whether as captain of the First XV Girls’ Rugby Team, as a Reading Mentor or though being a Member of the Mental Health society. These experiences have helped me develop as a person and have shown me valuable skills as I have become involved in these opportunities. What makes Langley so special is that there truly is something for everyone. Whether your passion lies in sport, music, languages, debating or one of the many other extracurricular activities, there are countless ways to get involved.
Alex Gilbey - School Captain
Hi, I’m Alex, and I’m honoured to be one of this year’s School Captains at Langley Park School for Boys. I joined Langley in Year 7, and my journey here has been shaped by the huge array of extra-curricular activities on offer. I first picked up a rugby ball in Year 7, and since then rugby has become a key part of my life, giving me my closest friends and amazing opportunities like the South Africa Tour, while also shaping my character. But if sport isn’t your thing, there is a place at Langley for everyone from music and performing arts to robotics.
These opportunities are made even more special by our exceptional facilities, like the sports and performance halls, which give every student the chance to make the most of whatever they pursue.
Langley isn’t all about the grades we get. It pushes us to work hard and be our best, while supporting and encouraging us every step of the way to grow into thoughtful, caring and responsible people.