EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Children in Key Stage 2 may receive tuition in playing various musical instruments; we currently have teachers for guitar and piano. Please enquire at the school office if you would like your child to learn to play a musical instrument and we will investigate sourcing a teacher.
Clubs:
School staff often run clubs at lunchtimes or after school. Clubs tend to run for a period of half a term. Some clubs are run by external companies and incur a cost.
Current clubs include: Breakfast Club, Sewing, Football, Netball, Tennis, Dance, Drama, Cookery, Science, Spanish and Gardening.
OFFSITE EDUCATIONAL VISITS
Classes are given opportunities to go on outings to places of interest, both locally and further a field, throughout the school year. Children will have various opportunities to go on school residential journeys. We see these as an integral part of our education policy and a valuable extension of school based learning. Children always enjoy our out of school trips
Parents are asked to make a voluntary contribution.
Unfortunately, if such contributions are not forthcoming the outings will have to be cancelled.
We reserve the right to exclude any child from participating in outings if their behaviour is considered unacceptable.
Children in Key Stage 2 may receive tuition in playing various musical instruments; we currently have teachers for guitar and piano. Please enquire at the school office if you would like your child to learn to play a musical instrument and we will investigate sourcing a teacher.
Clubs:
School staff often run clubs at lunchtimes or after school. Clubs tend to run for a period of half a term. Some clubs are run by external companies and incur a cost.
Current clubs include: Breakfast Club, Sewing, Football, Netball, Tennis, Dance, Drama, Cookery, Science, Spanish and Gardening.
OFFSITE EDUCATIONAL VISITS
Classes are given opportunities to go on outings to places of interest, both locally and further a field, throughout the school year. Children will have various opportunities to go on school residential journeys. We see these as an integral part of our education policy and a valuable extension of school based learning. Children always enjoy our out of school trips
Parents are asked to make a voluntary contribution.
Unfortunately, if such contributions are not forthcoming the outings will have to be cancelled.
We reserve the right to exclude any child from participating in outings if their behaviour is considered unacceptable.