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 the 20th and 27th January, 3rd, 10th, 17th and 24th February)
Year 1 and 2
Art & Crafts
The club will include a combination of exploration, creativity, and skill development tailored to the developmental stage of year 1 and 2. These activities will contribute to the holistic development of the children by engaging them in imaginative and hands-on experiences.
Wednesday
(The activities below will take place on the 22nd and 29th January, 5th, 12th, 19th and 26th February)
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.
Creative Writing
Using numbers to create pictures, then using these pictures to write descriptive adjectives around each drawing and then use the adjectives to write short sentences about the pictures.
Year 4
Bollywood Theatre
Learning a dialogue from a Bollywood movie and rehearsing and performing a play with the dialogue in groups.
Origami Club
Origami is the art of folding objects out of paper to create both two-dimensional and three-dimensional subjects. Origami is an ancient art form that offers numerous physical and mental health benefits, including improved fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, increased brain stimulation and concentration, enhanced creativity and problem-solving skills, better mood, and overall well-being. Simply by engaging with this calming and enjoyable activity, children will be able to boost their mental and physical well-being.
Thursday
(The activities below will take place on the 23rd and 30th January, 6th, 13th, 20th and 27th February)
Year 5
Creative Minds
Creative Minds after-school club designed to inspire and nurture creativity in pupils and offers a welcoming space to explore their talents, learn new skills, and collaborate with like-minded peers.
Each week, children will engage in a variety of activities, such as hands-on activities, brainstorming sessions, and creative challenges tailored to enhance imagination, critical thinking and wellbeing.
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.
Debate Club
The debate club will be centred around children building their confidence and public speaking skills. There are fun activities which challenge the children to develop their confidence and social skills by communicating with their teammates in order to strategize a team plan.
