We believe Wraparound Care Provision provides an additional opportunity for our children to connect with learning and therefore, for us to make a difference. However, we also appreciate that children need time to relax and follow special interests at their own pace.

Please see below an example of our planned activities for After School provision.

Free Time Zone lets your child choose what they wish to do at the end of a busy school day.

We understand that at the end of a busy school day, children are often tired and may just want to chill out during their time with us. For this reason, we schedule in Free Time Zone every day, straight after school until 4.15pm and last thing (5.15pm until 6.00pm).

During Free Time Zone children can choose what they want to do. There is a choice of playing board games, drawing, reading, Lego, Giant Jenga, puzzles, extensive art areas, watching a DVD (at limited times), Homework areas (optional) or just simply relaxing with friends.

Between the two Free Time Zones, the children may either choose to take part in a group activity from our Discovery & Endeavour Zone, or have supervised Free Play, utilising the extensive range of equipment we have available at each of our after-school clubs. Weather permitting, we always aim to take the children outside during their time with us.

Discovery & Endeavour Zones enable your child to take part in a fun group activity.

Each after school club session gives children the option to take part in an organised activity from either our Discovery or Endeavour Zone.

There are plenty of kid’s activities to choose from and these might include Playdoh moulding, Lego Building, Cricket, Football, Relays, Hide & Seek, Painting/Drawing, Role Play and much, much more!

The group will decide each afternoon which activity to play. Alternatively, we offer free play as an organised activity, where the children choose exactly what they wish to take part in from a selection of equipment made available by the staff.

School breakfast club is a provision for children to eat a healthy breakfast in a safe environment before their first class.

Breakfast clubs generally enhance both academic performance and behaviour and are a great way for your child to slowly emerse themselves in to the school day ahead.

Children who receive breakfast often perform better at learning, and can also be better behaved. Breakfast clubs can also improve the child's long-term health by providing a well balanced nutritious meal. Secondary benefits of breakfast clubs include improving attendance, helping to prevent disadvantaged children from experiencing social isolation, and helping with children who would otherwise not have adult supervision in the first hour or so before school.