School Clubs Information 2020-2021
Breakfast Club 2020-2021
We offer breakfast club every morning from 8am until the start of the school day. There is a variety of cereals and toast available to enjoy. Please be informed that the charge for Breakfast Club as of Monday 4th January 2021 is £3.00 per session.
Please note that, as part of our risk assessment, the children will remain in their bubbles within the hall. Spaces are still available so there is no need to book in advance.
Please visit our Breakfast Club section to find out what we have been doing.
Breakfast Club – Pupil Voice 2019
After School Clubs 2020-2021
Due to the impact of our staggered finish times, our team have volunteered to run after school child care as it is not currently being provided by SCAMPS (as previously) and we appreciate that working parents may not be able to collect their children at the earlier times.
Due to the Covid-19 guidelines and health and safety requirements, after-school child care will take place in the hall which is sectioned into four quadrants and numbers are limited to eight children per zone.
There is a small charge as of Monday 4th January 2021 £3.00 per child per session to cover the cost of resources. Child care will run from 3pm to 4.30pm and children attending will be sent directly to the hall once their bubble/class finishes. Children should be collected from the school yard at 4.30pm. Please wait in the relevant collection zone (based on your child’s year group). The children will be brought out to you at 4.30pm.
After School Child Care Booking Form – Summer 1
After School Child Care Booking Form – Spring 1
After School Child Care Booking Form – Autumn 2
The activities planned for Summer Term 1 2021 are:
Monday – Mindfulness Club; Tuesday – Film Club; Wednesday – Art & Craft Club alternating with Fitness Club; Thursday – ICT Club; Friday – Board Games
The activities planned for Spring Term 1 2021 are:
Monday – Mindfulness Club; Tuesday – Film Club; Wednesday – Art & Craft Club alternating with Fitness Club; Thursday – ICT Club; Friday – Board Games
Autumn Term 2 2020 Activities:
Monday – Lego Club
During our first session the children enjoyed using the challenge cards to make some fabulous models. The younger children also enjoyed colouring pictures of the Lego characters and buildings.
The children have also been creative making Christmas tree baubles which they then stuck their favourite Lego character onto the back. They’ll look lovely hanging on their trees.
Tuesday – Film Club
What can be more fun than watching a film with your friends? That’s what his club is all about: a shared experience. The children have loved attending this club this half term.
Wednesday – Art & Craft Club
The children have loved getting stuck in to creative projects this half term and have made some wonderful creations!
Thursday – Puzzle Club
This has been an exciting club full of fun and the children have challenged themselves by trying new puzzles and playing together.
Friday – Board Games
This has been an exciting club full of fun with a bit of competition! The children have loved trying new games and playing together.
Autumn Term 1 2020 Activities:
Monday – Mindfulness
Mindfulness Colouring – Research has shown that colouring in detailed pictures helps the brain to rest as it is focussing so much on the small spaces to colour in that our brains get a rest from the stresses and worries of everyday life. In addition, it is a great activity to develop fine motor skills in younger children or those with Dyspraxia. Our children (across all ages ranges) love Mindfulness colouring and they all produced some beautiful pictures.
Model Making (with Mrs. Peoples) – We were very impressed when Jack (Class 4) designed a model by drawing it and then built it from Lego bricks. Perhaps we have an architect in the making!
Tuesday – Film Club
What can be more fun than watching a film with your friends? That’s what his club is all about: a shared experience. The children have loved attending this club this half term.
Wednesday – Art & Craft Club
The children have loved getting stuck in to creative projects this half term and have made some wonderful creations!
Thursday – Story Time
The Stick Man (with Mrs. MacArdle and Mrs. Humble) – The children listened to and read the story of The Stick Man. They discussed the text then they created their own version of main character using sticks, art resources and even gave him googly eyes. The children had a great time, were really engaged and the discussions about the main character were fantastic.
Friday – Board Games
This has been an exciting club full of fun with a bit of competition! The children have loved trying new games and playing together.
View our archived After School Clubs information on our website.
After School Clubs 2019-2020:
Term |
Club |
Day |
Staff |
Autumn 1
|
Art Club
Sports Club (Catching & Throwing Yr 1, 2 & 3) Lego Club Specialist Football coach (Yr 1,2 & 3) School Football Team Training |
Monday
Tuesday (Hall
Wednesday Wednesday (Hall) for 4 weeks Thursday (Hall) |
Miss Ingwersen & Mrs Peoples
Josh Ridley – Sports Coach EYFS Team Richard Manuel Miss Hepple |
Autumn 2
|
Sports Club (Adult & Kids Keep Fit)
Mindfulness Club
Specialist Football coach (Yr 1,2 & 3) Film club |
Tuesday (Hall)
Wednesday
Wednesday (Hall) for 2 weeks Thursday (Hall) |
Josh Ridley – Sports Coach
Mrs Parvin, Mrs Peoples & Miss Scott Richard Manuel Mr Myers |
Spring 1
|
Badminton Club (Hall)
Sports Club (Adult & Kids Multi-skills for EYFS) Dance Club Film club |
Monday
Tuesday (Hall)
Wednesday Thursday |
Miss Elsdon & Mrs Heslop-Stead
Josh Ridley – Sports Coach Mrs Howes Mr Myers |
Spring 2
|
Sports Club (Parachute & Practical games for Yr 1,2 & 3)
Eco club |
Tuesday (Hall)
Thursday |
Josh Ridley – Sports Coach
Mrs Cross |
Summer 1 |
Sports Club (KS2 Athletics)
Eco club |
Tuesday (Hall)
Thursday |
Josh Ridley – Sports Coach
Mrs Cross |
Summer 2 |
Sports Club (Adult & Kids Outdoor Adventure)
Explorers Club Eco club
|
Tuesday (Hall)
Wednesday Thursday |
Josh Ridley – Sports Coach
Mrs Howes Mrs Cross |
Dance Club
The children from Key Stage 2 have been taking part in a dance club, last half term. They worked for 5 weeks to put together a creative dance including both dance and gymnastics. On Friday the 14th of February the children performed their routine to the whole school, with great success! They are off to a dance festival in March to share it with other schools in the area…watch out Strictly!
Badminton Club
Badminton Club has been a huge success. The children have really impressed us with their abilities to balance, serve and keep control of the shuttlecock. At first, we focused on balance and used the success balls or fluffies to make it achievable. In week 2 we moved onto trying our balancing games and challenges but using the shuttlecocks. As we spent time using the different resources, the children became more confident and it was time to move onto learning the serves and hitting the shuttlecock correctly. We played some fun games which tested our balance, movement, co-ordination and throwing skills. In the last session we have played a badminton match against a partner and used everything we have learned. Well done to all of the children who came this time, you’ve been brilliant.
Mindfulness Club
29.01.20- This week in our Mindfulness After School Club, the children did some relaxing yoga exercises and then made some key rings with inspirational quotes.
In Spring half-term, Mrs Peoples and Mrs Parvin are running a Mindfulness After-School Club on a Wednesday. The first session was fantastic with children taking part in yoga and mindfulness colouring activities. The children said that they weren’t really sure what to expect at first but that it was really beneficial and helped them to learn new ways to relax.
Football Team
19.11.19-Stanhope Barrington football team began their season with two superb wins last night. The boys managed to bag a 2-1 and 10-0 victory against their oppositions gaining them an early 6 points to add to the table. The boys were thrilled and couldn’t wait to tell Mr Myers. Each child worked well as a team which was shown through their continuous goal scoring. Well done boys!
Art Club
After school Art Club is held on a Monday night and is facilitated by Mrs People and Miss Ingwersen throughout the first half of the Autumn Term. “Art club is this great new club where we do really fun art. We are doing poppies for the people who fought in the war. We are going to paint them and this week we cut them to look like flowers”. – Rosie (Year 4)
Sports Club
Every Tuesday our Sports Coach, Josh Ridley, runs an after school club. During the first half of the Autumn Term the club was for Year 1, 2 & 3 children and focussed on catching and throwing skills. The club has been really well attended and the children have had great fun whilst learning these key skills.
Lego Club
If you require further information about any of our school clubs, please contact the school and we will do our best to help you.
Here are some of the additional activities we have been doing in our classrooms…
Class 1
Class 2
Christmas giving
The children made cards to give to the local residential home and elderly people living on their own. We hope it makes them smile and spreads a bit of Christmas cheer.
Nativity Play: Prickly Hay
The children all took part in Prickly Hay. There were songs, dancing and acting galore. The children all joined in and loved presenting their play to their friends and family.
Rudolph Run
We raised money for the Butterwick Hospice, a local hospice in our area. We made Rudolph masks and were sponsored to run around the yard 10 times. We talked about how donating to a charity in our area is important to those in need.
Circus Skills
Marty, a real life magician and Circus skills performer, came in to let us try some new skills. We took part in: juggling, flower sticks, plate spinning and much more. We all enjoyed practicing our skills and can’t wait to use our equipment in school.
A visit from Pudsey…
Pudsey bear came into see us to help us to learn about Children in Need and why we donate. We made out Pudsey bears and thought about how we could make them different. Pudsey loved our creative ideas.
Class 3
Class 4
Class 5
