new equipment, a dance studio, spacious changing rooms and classrooms available to the public to rent on weekends. There is one set of toilets for males, females and those with disabilities in each building. Within the school, there is an abundance of outdoor areas for students to stay in during breaktimes and lunchtimes. There is a multi-use games area, known as the MUGA, where students can play football, basketball, netball, and rugby. During the summer, the school's two large fields are open to students in the Upper School. Students who do not wish to play ball games can stay in the East Wing Yard or in the outdoor space surrounding the languages centre or the science block where there are seating areas available. Sixth Form The Sixth Form is the largest in Calderdale, currently offering a large range of academic A-levels. In 2006, 449 A2 entries were made, with a 98.7% pass rate. In 2011, the Darwin Sixth Form Learning Centre was completed and finished for use. It was designed to give the sixth form more space around the school; and houses six brand new classrooms and a much larger common-room alongside a canteen exclusively for Sixth Form students. A new common-room allowed the school to redevelop the previous space into a new Sixth Form study room with desks and several computers. Extracurricular activities Extracurricular activities include rugby league, a cricket team. In the Upper School students attend Queens Sports Club, Diamonds Gymnastics Club, North Bridge Leisure Centre and Holmfield Mill for Physical Education. In Sixth Form, students are offered the chance to take part in several other extra-curricular activities, such as the Young Enterprise Company Programme. Other activities specifically for Sixth Form are Reading Matters, a programme in which students help out by reading with primary school students at the local Whitehill Community Academy and The Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme. Current events In 2012, a Young Enterprise company from the school, "cloud-nine", won the Cisco Human Networking award for the United Kingdom. Notable former pupils Gary Fellows - Yorkshire cricketer Joe Tyler - skier Chris Illingworth - pianist Emma Williams - actress The Highlands School Julie Kirkbride - Conservative MP for Bromsgrove from 1997–2010, and former Daily Telegraph journalist Richard Leishman, Olympic swimmer at the 1992 Olympics - still holds the 100m Butterfly junior record for English schools, set in 1983 The Princess Mary High School Phyllis Bentley