A variety of extra-curricular activities were on show at a school open day.
Activities such as climbing, fencing, target shooting and rugby were demonstrated alongside traditional academic studies at Barnard Castle School.
Headmaster David Ewart and senior staff welcomed visitors who were invited to enjoy refreshments in a tropical caf set up for the event.
Pupils acted as guides for more than 350 prospective pupils, their parents and the local community.
The Combined Cadet Force demonstrated climbing, cooking and shooting skills and on the field, young rugby players showed off their talents.
Deputy headmaster Oliver Marlow said: "We like to think of ourselves as being at the heart of the community and look forward to this annual event."
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