2007. There is also the Catmose Gallery and the Catmose Theatre. Catmose College is a technology-led facility and offers a range of devices for student use. PCs are located throughout the college building and each student is given a unique login to give them access to the machines at any time during the day. Available from the library, students are able to borrow a range of fiction and non-fiction books, iPads, laptops, digital cameras, broadcast quality video cameras, audio recorders and microphones. Within the music department there is a Pro Tools equipped multitrack recording studio complete with a live and control room. There are 5 practice rooms for student use including Yamaha pianos, guitar amps and a set of Roland V Drums. The college theatre is equipped with professional grade sound, light and AV equipment. It is used for presentations, assemblies and College productions. Recent productions have included Hairspray the musical and Alice in Wonderland. Sports Sport at Catmose is integrated within the college's core curriculum, as an examination subject, and as a key component of the extracurricular opportunities available. Each student participates in two physical education lessons per week, and has the opportunity to study GCSE PE or BTEC Sport in years 10 and 11. The college offers over twenty five sports throughout the academic year through core physical education, extracurricular sport, the electives programme and examination PE. Music Student participation in the extra-curricular programme is around a hundred students and the range of activities on offer is extensive and includes a Chamber Choir for higher-ability students, a Samba Band for the percussionists to practice ensemble skills, a classical guitar group and a recorder club. These groups perform for the college and wider community throughout the year, highlights include five lunch recitals at the church, eleven recitals in the Gallery, a joint concert in the Museum with students from Uppingham Community College and Oakham School, and various Performing Arts tours to countries such as the Netherlands, Belgium, France and Germany. Electives The Catmose College electives programme forms a central part of the extra-curricular and enrichment life of the college. All students at the college elect to take short courses that take place on Wednesday afternoons from 12:45 to 2:15 pm. They are led by college staff and visiting tutors. Electives run at different times during the year and there are compulsory courses that students are required to follow. In