Extra-Curricular Activities
We offer a range of additional services, starting with a breakfast club at 8.00am, after care provision immediately after school, and an extra-curricular programme which runs daily. In short, the School is run by the community, for the community.
Our overriding aim is to provide a programme of activities which capture the aptitudes and interests of the children in our care. With this in mind, the Trust makes provision for a range of booster and enrichment activities in the school holidays. This is an opportunity for children to enrich their learning, try out new things, have fun and meet friends.
Monday
(The activities below will take place on September 18th, 25th, October 2nd, 9th, November 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th )
Year 1
Musical statues / Hula-hoop
This club will help get your child up on their feet and move to the rhythm and beat of music. Beware though, will they be able to keep as still as a statue when the music is paused. During each session, each of the students will be provided with a Hula-hoop for themselves and we will be practising the different methods of Hula-hooping! Children will learn how to use a Hula-hoop properly and will improve their confidence with this skill!
Yoga Club
Children will learn yoga poses in a fun and engaging way. This exercise will help them to relax, be calm and improve their concentration.
Year 2
Science Club
After a long day, let your child wind down with the chance to play a variety of board games including Scrabble, Maths Challenge, Fraction Puzzles, Multiplication and Division Bingo, Snakes and Ladder to enhance their subtraction and Addition skills. Children will begin to use their critical thinking skills and work together as a team to solve a range of board games.
Colouring Club
In colouring club, we offer a range of different pictures for children to enjoy colouring and drawing. We will have a theme of the day related to any PSHE topics and/or topics regarding current news to keep our fun activity nice. The children will be provided with all resources to enjoy the activity after school.
Wednesday
(The activities below will take place on September 20th, 27th October 4th, 11th November 8th, 15th,22nd, 29th December 6th)
Year 3
Ballet Fun Club
Fun ballets for children is the perfect guide to dance movements and music. Children will be introduced to the basic steps of ballet, various jumps, turns, and quick gliding or sliding steps. Also, they will begin to use new and expressive steps and gestures.
Sketch Club
In sketch club children will learn a variety of sketching and drawing techniques as well as some fun artistic challenges. There will be some focus on several well-known sketching artists in which the children will use to influence their pieces of work.
Year 4
Bollywood Theatre
Learning a dialogue from a Bollywood movie and rehearsing and performing a play with the dialogue in groups.
Reading club
Children will engaged in discovering a variety of genres, styles and discuss their favourite books and authors.This is a great opportunity for children to improve not only their fluency and comprehension but also become a confident speaker.
Thursday
(The activities below will take place on September 21st, 28th October 5th, 12th, November 9th,16th,23rd,30th December 7th)
Year 5
Debate Club
A debate club gives pupils a fun and interactive way of developing their oracy skills. Pupils will use a range of activities to help with their critical thinking and build confidence in communication, discussing and debating interesting topics and current affairs from various perspectives. Debate clubs also help pupils to become more informed about the world around them.
Performing Arts
Performing Arts Club- focus on drama, dance and poetry recitals. Train and develop student's ability to entertain and perform in theatre, develop oral communication skills and boost confidence.
Year 6
Mathematical Puzzles
Children will engage in solving reasoning and Mathematical problems. The activities planned are to guide and support children in becoming more independent in using their mathematical skills.
Reading Club
Children will engaged in discovering a variety of genres, styles and discuss their favourite books and authors.This is a great opportunity for children to improve not only their fluency and comprehension but also become a confident speaker.
