Extracurricular Clubs

Summer Term Clubs

Our internal Extracurricular Clubs for Summer term will run from w/c 27th April until w/c 6th July.

We are introducing a new enrolment process for our Extracurricular Clubs. There will no longer be an application form; instead, all enrolments will be completed directly through the MCAS app via the Extracurricular Clubs section.

Enrolment for Summer Term clubs will open at 8:00pm on Monday 30^th March. Parents will be able to view available clubs under the ‘Available’ tab. To enrol, simply select your chosen club, add it to your basket, and complete the checkout to secure a place. Please note that enrolment must be completed separately for each child, as club availability varies by year group.

We are committed to ensuring that children in receipt of Pupil Premium funding continue to benefit from these opportunities. Enrolment for Pupil Premium pupils will open 72 hours earlier, at 8:00pm on Friday 27^th March, and there will be no charge for these pupils. If you think your child could be entitled to Pupil Premium funding but you have not yet registered, please confirm your eligibility by completing an Online Free School Meals application.

All clubs cost £20 for the term and are non-refundable. Summer clubs will run from the week commencing 27^th April to the week commencing 6^th July, totalling 10 sessions. Please note that Monday clubs will run for 8 sessions due to a Bank Holiday and a Non-Pupil Day. All clubs take place from 3:20pm to 4:30pm. Children booked into FISH will be escorted there by the club leader at the end of the session.

Please ensure that your contact information, as well as your child’s dietary and medical details, are correctly recorded in the Data Collection section of MCAS, as this information will be shared with club leaders.

Spaces are limited. If a club is full, you may add your child to the waiting list, and we will notify you if a place becomes available.

Once enrolled, your child’s club will appear under the ‘Enrolled’ tab, where you will also be able to view the date of the next session.

We hope this new system makes the enrolment process simpler and more convenient for families. Our Summer Club offer is detailed below.

We will always do our very best to avoid cancelling clubs but if it is unavoidable, we will notify parents via an MCAS app message as soon as possible. Please ensure the school office have your up to date contact details and you have access to the MCAS app.

Pick-up after clubs is from the carpark gate at 4:30pm (Please do not park in the staff car park for safety reasons).

Music Club – Mondays with Mrs Heuer-Evans, 25 spaces for Year 1 & Year 2

Music Club helps children develop rhythm, coordination and confidence through singing, simple instruments and performance activities. They explore musical patterns, practise working as a group, and build the skills needed to take part in a joyful end‑of‑term show.

Cooking Club – Tuesdays with Mrs Geeson and Mrs Sells, 20 spaces for Year 1 & Year 2

Cooking Club supports early maths, science and life‑skills learning. Children will practise measuring, weighing, counting and following step‑by‑step instructions, boosting their numeracy and sequencing skills. They explore changes in materials (like melting and mixing), strengthening scientific understanding, while also learning about healthy eating and developing independence and fine motor skills. Of course, we also hope they will come home with some delicious things they have made to share with families!

Signing Communication Club – Tuesdays with Mrs Hannah, 20 spaces for Reception, Year1 & Year 2

Signing Communication Club introduces children to basic sign language through songs, games and everyday vocabulary. They learn simple signs to support communication, build confidence and develop awareness of inclusive ways to express themselves.

Forest Club - Tuesdays with Mrs Pounds & Mrs Bayliss, 30 spaces for Reception, Year1 & Year 2

Forest Club helps children build independence, resilience and problem‑solving skills through outdoor exploration. Activities such as den‑building, creating natural art and mini‑beast hunts strengthen their understanding of habitats, seasons and the environment. Through guided risk‑taking and teamwork, children develop communication skills, self‑regulation and a strong connection with nature.

Art Club – Tuesdays with Mrs Slack, 30 spaces for Reception, Year1 & Year 2

Art Club nurtures creativity while building fine motor skills, hand–eye coordination and early design understanding. Children explore colour, pattern and texture using a range of materials and techniques. They learn to express ideas, talk about their work and respond to the work of others, supporting communication, confidence and early artistic skills linked to the primary art curriculum.

Phonics and Reading Club – Thursdays with Mrs Western, 25 spaces for Year1

Phonics and Reading Club helps children strengthen key early literacy skills through fun, structured activities. They practise recognising sounds, blending and segmenting words, and apply these skills in simple reading tasks. The club supports reading fluency, builds confidence and encourages a love of books.

Gardening Club – Thursdays with Mrs Featherstone & Mrs Martin, 25 spaces for Reception, Year1 & Year 2

In Gardening Club, children will deepen their science knowledge by exploring how plants grow and what they need to stay healthy. They will observe changes over time – from spring to summer, compare different plants, and take responsibility for caring for living things. This hands‑on experience supports their understanding of the natural world and encourages curiosity, teamwork and confidence in outdoor learning.

Computing Club – Thursdays with Mrs Flynn, 25 spaces for Year1 & Year 2

Computing Club introduces children to key early computing concepts through fun, practical activities. They learn basic coding ideas such as sequencing and algorithms using age‑appropriate tools and games. Children also build logical thinking, problem‑solving and digital creativity—important foundations for understanding how technology works and staying safe online.

Clubs by External Providers

We also offer a range of extracurricular clubs delivered by our external partners. Please book the following clubs directly with the provider by clicking on the link for the club you would like your child to attend.

Collection for all clubs is from the car park gate.