After School Clubs
Please note that letters to register for after school clubs are sent out before the next half term commences. Children will then receive a letter to let parents know what clubs they have received a place in. Please ensure you arrive promptly to collect your child from the main school office.
We are delighted to be able to offer a wide variety of extra-curricular clubs. Please see table below for the clubs on offer for Autumn 1 2024. All clubs will commence on the 25th October
For any spaces on clubs please speak to Mrs Hammond in the school office.
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Monday
3.10 – 4.00
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Micro;bit code club with Mrs Parton
Every week we will embark on a different micro;bit project which includes coding. Projects include music players, mood checkers and party games.
Career links: social media management, web developers, video game developers, programmer
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Years 3,4,5,6
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20 spaces
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Monday
3.10-4.00
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Good Samaritans with Mrs Hackney
We would like children who would like to be leaders of Catholic life within our school. This half term will include supporting and planning charity events as well as putting our Live Simply plan into action.
Career links: volunteer, charity worker, religious leader
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Years 4,5,6
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Tuesday
3.10 – 4.00
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Art and craft club with Miss Gut
This club is an opportunity for you to be creative and use your imagination whilst exploring a range of media and skills.
Career links: Artist, designer,
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Yr 1,2
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Tuesday
3.10 – 4.00
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Debate Club with Mrs Shaw
This club is an opportunity to develop your communication skills. You will learn how to debate current topics, how to listen, express thoughts and opinions in a respectful and articulate way.
We will work on these skills and build up to debating with another school in the collegiate!!
Career links: public speaker, politician
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Years 3,4,5,6
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Tuesday
3.10 – 4.00
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Mindfullness with Miss Bickerton
Come and join our quiet, peaceful group and enjoy a range of calming activities which all contribute to a healthy mind.
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Years 3 and 4
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Tuesday
3.10-4.00
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Football Club with Mr Racliffe
We are looking for children who would like to be involved in representing the school as part of the St. Peter’s Football team. Learn the skills of the game as well as how to deveop and play as a team in preparation for the Yr 5/6 tournament in the Autumn term.
Career links: footballer, referee
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Years 5 and 6
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Wednesday
3.10 – 4.00
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Young Voices with Mrs Wallace
Sing your little hearts away getting ready for the Young voices concert.
Career links: Musician, composer, singer, musical technician.
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1,2, 3, 4, 5 and 6
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Wednesday 3:10-4.15pm
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Bee Active
Come and take part in our super hero training after school club with specialist coaches from Bee Active! For additional information about this club please see the leaflet attached.
Please note this club will cost £21.42 per child for the 6 weeks, that’s £3.57 per session. There are spaces available. To secure your place please ensure you have paid in full on Sco pay once your place has been confirmed before the deadline.
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Years 1,2,3,4
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16 places
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Thursday 8.00-8.30am
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Recorder club with Mrs Wallace
We are looking for children to join our recorder club to learn an instrument and be able to join in celebrations and show their amazing talents.
Career links: Musician, composer, musical direction, orchestra member.
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Years 3,4,5,6
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Thursday
3.10pm- 4.00pm
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Team games with Mr Sigley
We are looking for children who want to develop their skills within a variety of games and learn how to play as part of a team team.
Career links: athlete, sports coach, various game players,
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Years 3,4,5,6
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Thursday
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Music Club with Mrs Wallace
Come along and explore a range of different instruments which we can use to make music and songs together.
Career links: musician, artist, singer
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Year 1,2
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Keeping children safe during community activities, after-school clubs and tuition: Questions to help parents and carers choose out-of-school settings
As we start a new school year, parents may well be looking for after-school clubs, theatre groups or sports’ clubs. The DfE has a document that helps parents identify the safeguarding issues to consider when choosing a provider. Keeping children safe during community activities, after-school clubs and tuition: Questions to help parents and carers choose out-of-school settings.
Parents can access the guidance here:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/guidance-for-parents-and-carers-on-safeguarding-children-in-out-of-school-settings/keeping-children-safe-during-community-activities-after-school-clubs-and-tuition-questions-to-help-parents-and-carers-choose-out-of-school-settings
