Extra Curricular Activities
In order to extend our curriculum provision we offer a range of extra – curricular activities. These are open to all pupils and are offered on a first come first served basis, however the pupils who can attend are changed on a termly basis.
Breakfast Club
Every morning – open to children from Nursery through to Year 6. Run by school staff. Drop off at the dining room entrance from 7.45am – £2.50 per session – includes breakfast. If you are interested in putting your child’s name down for a place, please contact the school office.
|
Provision
|
Breakfast club
|
Wrap around care – after school
|
||||
|
Timings
|
7:45-8:45 am
|
3:15-4:30 pm
|
3:15-6pm
|
4:15-4:30 pm
|
4-4:30 pm
|
Any child collected after 4:30pm
|
|
Cost
|
£2.50
|
£6
|
£10
|
£2
|
£4
|
£10
|
We also offer music tuition, which does include a cost. For further information please contact the school office.
Academic Year 2024-2025
Autumn 2
|
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
|
Basketball Club Years 3 and 4 3.15pm – 4.15pm |
Panto Rehearsals Years 5 and 6 3.15pm – 4.30pm |
|
Morning Basketball Club Years 5 and 6 7.45am – 8.45am |
Morning Netball Club Years 5 and 6 7.45am – 8.45am
|
|
|
|
|
Panto Rehearsals Years 5 and 6 3.15pm – 4.30pm |
Multi Skills Sports Club Years 1 and 2 3.15pm – 4.00pm
|
Autumn 1
|
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
|
Morning Football – Year 5/6 Girls 7.45-8.45am |
Morning Football – Year 5/6 Boys 7.45 – 8.45am |
|
Crocheting Club Year 5/6 3.15-4.15pm |
Multi Skills Sports Club Year 1/2 3.15-4.00pm |
|
Rugby Club – Year 5/6 3.15-4.15pm |
Football Club – Year 3/4 3.15-4.15pm |
|
|
|
UKS2 Science -How we see light
This week in Science, UKS2 have been learning all about the eye, its parts and their functions. They observed their partners eyes to see what changes occurred when they are in a bright light. They explained the process using the correct scientific vocabulary of...
Beeches Performance Poetry
In our reading lessons this week, we have been reciting and understanding the poem ‘We Refugees’ by Benjamin Zephania. The children showed maturity in their discussions and views on the poem. They then learned the poem to perform. Rights Respecting Article 6: You...
Cooking Up a Storm in KS1
Year 2 had a fantastic time during our “Cooking 4 Life” session with Nick the chef! To begin, we got our bodies moving with some fun exercise. Then, we learned about healthy eating and why nutrition is important. Finally, the children learned how to make a delicious...
Sunflower Superstars! Growing Our Own Plants
In Science, we have been getting our hands dirty by planting sunflower seeds! The children carefully planted their seeds and learned what plants need to grow. We will be keeping a weekly plant diary to track how our sunflowers change over time. The children are...
World Explorers in KS1!
This term in Geography, KS1 have been learning all about Australia! We explored where Australia is in the world and compared it to where we live in the United Kingdom. The children used atlases to find both places on a map and talked about how far away Australia is....
Information for parents – illness and school attendance.
Please see an updated infographic from the NHS around whether your child is too ill to come to school. Remember your child can usually come into school with a mild cough or cold if they are otherwise well. If you do keep your child at home, it's important to phone the...
June’s Newsletter
Please click on the document below for a copy of June's newsletter. Should you require a paper version then please ask at reception. June 26 Article 13: You have the right to find out things and share what you think with others, by talking, drawing, writing or in any...
Lion Experts in KS1!
Our wonderful KS1 learners have been busy becoming lion experts! We have been exploring non-fiction texts, learning how to find information using key features such as headings, subheadings, captions, and pictures. The children did an amazing job identifying these...
Wheels, Words and Wonderful Learning in Nursery!
This week we continued our transport topic and the children explored their creativity using the interactive whiteboard to design their own cars. They carefully chose the colour of the body, selected the type of wheels, added numbers or motifs, and even decided what...
Silent Play in RE
This week, Lower Key Stage 2 devised silent plays made up entirely of positive gestures. Using hands, facial expressions and body language, each play told a story and gave a positive message e.g. help someone if they are hurt; wish people good luck for the future; or...
Gateshead Library Service inspire learning.
Key Stage 1 were delighted to welcome visitors from the Gateshead Library Service for a special session focused on empathy through storytelling. The children listened carefully to a range of stories and explored how different characters might feel in a variety of...
Positional language professionals
Owls and Robins classes explored positional language in their maths learning by creating 3D models using cubes. Working in pairs, the children used words such as left, right, above and below to describe how to build their structures, carefully listening to their...