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Stanford Junior School Inspiring and motivating each other to enrich lives

R E S P E C T H O N E S T Y C R E A T I V I T Y K I N D N E S S F A I R N E S S H A R D W O R K

Clubs SPORT, PERFORMING AND CREATIVE ARTS

Exciting

extra-curricular

opportunities

from January ‘18

DanceCheerLeadingDrama FootballArtPodGymnastics CricketMultiSportsSilverbox TableTennisChoirFrench FencingDodgeballArtyfacts OrchestraFitnessNetball TriGolfBasketballHockey PaperScissorsGlue Science PotteryBallGamesComicClub

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Dear Parents and Carers,

Following a successful first term of exciting after school

provision for our children, we will be continuing to work in

partnership with Premier Sport and Premier Performing

Arts to further enrich the sporting provision that we

provide for our children.

Five days each week, we will have access to qualified

sport and performing arts coaches who will work with the

children during teacher’s planning, preparation and

assessment time (PPA) to ensure quality sporting

experiences that meet the needs of each child.

In addition, our sports coaches will be supporting class

teachers, through team teaching opportunities and

demonstration lessons, to further develop their teaching

of PE, sport and the performing arts.

We have also reviewed our extra-curricular provision to

include some new and exciting opportunities that

include: dance, drama & performing arts, fencing, tri-golf,

and fitness.

Our after school clubs are always very popular and, to

avoid disappointment, we recommend that you book your

child’s place as soon as possible.

Paul Davis

Head Teacher

Stanford Junior School

Developing healthy lifestyles

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Every champion was once a beginner. Gabby Douglas.

IMPORTANT MESSAGE: Whilst we will make every effort to ensure that all after school clubs run as scheduled, there will be times when staff sickness/absence, or adverse weather, means that a club has to be cancelled, sometimes at short notice. We will always endeavour to re-schedule missed sessions or, where this is not possible, issue a full refund. However, please do not rely on after school clubs to meet childcare needs.

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Premier Sport at our school

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Mr Gaylor. Premier Sport.

Level 1 and Level 2 FA football coaching.

Level 1FA goalkeeping coaching.

Level 1 FA disabled football coaching.

PESS (PE and School Sport) Level 2.

Dodgeball Level 2.

Gymnastics intermediate.

NVQ Level 1 and Level 2 coaching studies.

What I like about coaching and teaching.

Whilst coaching and teaching I aim to provide fun and

enjoyable sessions for all children across a range of sports.

I aim to create positive experiences that will inspire the

younger generation to get active, take part and enjoy

physical education. I plan to ensure that the children make

good progress in their learning and the range of skills that

they will acquire.

Background in coaching and teaching.

Having studied at the University of Brighton, and gained

experience in a range of settings, I am really looking

forward to sharing my passion for sport with

the children at Stanford Junior School.

Ms Negron Medina. Premier Performing Arts.

Bachelor of Performing Arts.

Science of physical activity and sports.

Hobbies and interests.

I have been involved in athletics for nine years and, as well as training hard, I compete in races. I particularly enjoy water sports, especially during the warmer summer months. I enjoy salsa and bachata- bachata is a style of social dance from the Dominican Republic which is now danced all over the world. I do this regularly and I also follow a routine based on meditation. Background in coaching and teaching.

Having completed my degree in sport science, I am

planning to start a masters in education, which I will

access online from April. I am looking forward to this

opportunity to work with the children at Stanford Junior

School to share my knowledge, skills and passion. I am

a very enthusiastic, creative and responsible person who

takes pride in doing a great job. I am also resilient and

solution focused.

Mrs Boys, who has worked in school this term, will be

leaving us at Christmas to start her maternity leave. We

wish her well and would like to take this opportunity to

thank her for the energy she has brought to our school.

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DANCE Monday before school (8:00 - 8:55).

£44.00 (11 week programme).

Start: Monday 8th January - Last session Monday 26th March.

Pupils are able to develop their talents and focus on specific areas of dance, dependent on the needs of individuals. Pupils are given opportunities to perform in front of an audience - a real purpose through which to develop confidence before demonstrating their talents to family and friends.

Learning Outcomes: Performance experience; dedication and commitment; self-discipline; teamwork.

Meeting place and venue: Gym.

DRAMA & PERFORMING ARTS Monday after school (3:30 - 4:30).



When you are performing, you are creating a moment. Constantin Stanislavski.

Setting the stage for your children to thrive... with confidence, creativity and fun! .

An official supporter of the Arts Awards, all of Premier Performing Arts Instructors are fully qualified to deliver and support young people in achieving their Arts Award certification.

Meeting place and venue: Gym. Collection point: Main school entrance.

FOOTBALL (Years 5&6) Monday after school (3:30 - 4:30).



The beautiful game. Attributed to the Brazilian professional footballer, Pele, when describing

association football. Develop the skills of attack and defence alongside a

strategic overview of one of the most popular sports and

have a great time doing so.

Meeting place for changing: Music room.

Venue: Lower playground.

Collection point: Playground gate, Stanford Road.

Premier Sport

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Dance is the hidden language of the soul. Martha Graham.

CRICKET Tuesday before school (8:00 - 8:55).


Start: Tuesday 9th January - Last session Tuesday 27th March.

Pupils will learn the following key sporting skills: teamwork; tactics; decision making; bowling; batting; fielding; catching; attacking; defending; coordination; running; rules.

Learning Outcomes: Confidence in striking and fielding through the development of hand/eye coordination skills.


Whatever you do in cricket and in sport, enjoy it, be positive and try to win. Ian Botham.

GYMNASTICS Tuesday after school (3:30 - 4:30).



Everything you need to be great is already inside you. Pupils will learn the following key gymnastic skills: rolling; jumping; swinging; balancing; changing speed and direction; shape; working alone and with a partner; sequencing movements; performing; using the floor and apparatus. Throughout this programme of gymnastic activity, pupils will have an opportunity to work towards the Core Proficiency program which is suitable for children aged 5-11. Incorporating compulsory pulse raising activities, this programme is ideal for preparing children for all sports as well as gymnastics.

Meeting place for changing: Class 5JKR. Venue: Gym. Collection point: Main school entrance.

FOOTBALL (Years 3&4) Wednesday before school (8:00 - 8:55).


Start: Wednesday 10th January - Last session Wednesday 28th March.


FENCING Wednesday after school (3:30 - 4:30).



Through this introduction to fencing, pupils will learn: the correct ‘en-garde’ position; to coordinate foot and hand actions to execute a simple attack or a defensive retreat; to appreciate ‘fencing distance’ and be able to maintain it; to execute a simple parry; to execute a simple direct riposte following a parry; to continue a ‘simple attack’, avoiding the simple parry by the use of disengagement’; the basic rule of ‘right of way’; to bout with other course members; basic fencing rules and etiquette.

Meeting place and venue: Gym. Collection point: Playground gate, Stanford Road.

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GIRLS’ FOOTBALL Wednesday after school (3:30 - 4:30).



Develop the skills of attack and defence alongside a

strategic overview of one of the most popular sports and

have a great time doing so.

Meeting place for changing: Music Room. Venue: Lower playground. Collection point: School gates, Stanford Road.

FITNESS Thursday before school (8:00 - 8:55).


Start: Thursday 11th January - Last session Thursday 29th March.

An fun and energetic start to the school day is guaranteed through a range of SAQ (skill, agility, quickness) activities that will raise the pulse rate and get oxygen flowing through the bloodstream. A great energiser to start the school day and an opportunity to run the Golden Mile


Fitness is not about being better than someone else… It’s about being better that you used to be.

NETBALL Thursday after school (3:30 - 4:30).



A fast paced game in which teams attempt to score goals by passing a ball down the court and shooting it through its goal ring. Players are assigned specific positions and their movement is restricted to certain areas of the court. A player with the ball can hold on to it for only three seconds before shooting for a goal or passing to another player. Pupils will learn the following key skills: teamwork; attacking; defending; shooting; catching; tactics; spatial awareness; coordination; hand and eye coordination

Meeting place for changing: Class 4MR. Venue: Lower Playground. Collection point: Playground gate, Stanford Road.

BALL GAMES Friday before school (8:00 - 8:55).


Start: Friday 12th January - Last session Friday 23rd March.

An action-packed and fast-paced opportunity to play games such as dodgeball, space invaders, benchball and a variation of netball.

Meeting place/venue: Gym.

HOCKEY Friday after school (3:30 - 4:30).



Our hockey provision is based on the belief that small team

games are enjoyable to play for all children, regardless of

their sporting ability and previous experience of the sport.

The game is based on small sided game principles which

make the game simple to play and teach, minimising

danger, making the game more exciting, reducing

stoppages and maximising playing time.

Meeting place for changing: Music room.

Venue: Lower playground.

Collection point: Playground gate, Stanford Road.

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NEW THIS TERM

LUNCHTIME OPPORTUNITIES FOR CHILDREN AT OUR SCHOOL. From September, we will be running a variety of lunchtime clubs and supervised activities that will take place in the gym and which will be organised by our sports coaches.

Activities on offer will include:

CHEER LEADING; TABLE TENNIS; TRI-GOLF; DODGEBALL; AN INTRODUCTION TO GYMNASTICS.

There will be a small charge for children wishing to attend these clubs and supervised activities.

Please note: If your child is eligible for Pupil Premium funding, Stanford Junior School will provide one free club each term for your child.

Please contact the school office.

We want all children to have an opportunity to take part in an after school club of their choice. Should finance be a barrier that prevents your child from accessing an after school club, please speak to a member of the leadership team and we will do all that we can to enable your child to participate.

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Creativity is contagious. Pass it on. Albert Einstein.

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MULTI–SPORTS (Years 4-6) Tuesday after school (3:30 - 5:00).

£55 (11 week programme).


Multi-sports provides an opportunity for your child to experience a range of different sports and physical activity Whilst attending this club, your child will learn and develop the following key skills: teamwork; technique; agility; balance; co-ordination; spatial awareness; attacking; defending; rules; sportsmanship, including winning and losing with respect

Meeting place for changing: Class 4MR. Venue: Lower Playground. Collection point: Playground gate, Stanford Road.

BASKETBALL Thursday after school (3:30 - 4:30).



South Coast Elite Basketball is a coaching organisation

based in Brighton & Hove, providing basketball coaching in

schools, camps, academy sessions and small group/1:1

sessions, as well as delivering a central venue league and

various tournaments and events. Our dedicated and

passionate full-time coaching staff have playing and

coaching experience in the USA and Spain, two of the

world’s top basketball nations, and aim to provide a safe

and fun environment for young people to enjoy the game

of basketball. southcoastelitebasketball.com

Meeting place for changing: Class 5JKR.

Venue: Gym.

Collection point: Main school entrance.

KARATE Friday after school ( Meet at 3:30 for a prompt 3:45 start.

3:45 - 4:45).

(10 week programme).

Start: Friday 12th January - Last session Friday 23rd

March.

£5.00 pay-as-you-go (on collection of child).

Our after school classes are great for boys and girls who

are looking for a fun filled class that promotes self defence,

respect & discipline, confidence and healthy exercise.




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THE ART POD Monday after school (3:30 - 5:00).

£8 per session (11 week programme).


Children will be given the chance to be involved in a themed art project based, whilst learning different draw-ing, printing, painting and making techniques to complete their work. This club aims to introduce children to a range of artistic skills and inspire and encourage them to enjoy being creative. Children will be given the opportunity to express themselves through the creative arts, whilst having fun and making new friends.

Meeting place and venue: 5MM. Collection point: Main school entrance.

SILVERBOX (FILM MAKING) Tuesdays or Wednesdays after school (3:30 - 5:30).


Start: Tuesday 9th January - Last session Tuesday 27th March or start: Wednesday 10th January - Last session Wednesday 28th March.

How are films made? Why do they do it that way? What

would it take for me to become a film-maker?

Find out in Silverbox's Travelling Film Studio.

Learn how to use a video-camera like a professional.

Discover how Hollywood's spectacular visual effects are

created. Edit your own movies and take them home on

DVD to show your friends and family. To find out more,

visit our website www.silverboxmm.co.uk

What else will we learn along the way?

Teamwork, creative planning and visualisation,

independent learning, performance (acting for camera),

computer skills, literacy/storytelling.

Meeting place & venue: Library.


CHOIR Tuesday after school (3:30 - 4:30).



During these sessions the children will experience the joy of

singing whilst developing their technique through a range

of fun and uplifting songs. There will be opportunities to

perform along the way, whether that be in front of the

whole school, in front of parents or as part of a specially

planned event.

Meeting place/venue: Music room.

Collection point: Main school

entrance.


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NEW THIS TERM

ORCHESTRA Wednesday before school (8:00 - 8.55).



Open to all children who are learning a musical instrument,

playing in an orchestra is a great way to learn how to be in

an ensemble whilst performing music from a range of

genres. Performance opportunities throughout the year .

Meeting place/venue: Music room.

ARTYFACTS - Art Club Wednesday after school (3:30 - 5:00).

£9 per session (11 week programme). artyfacts-art-academy.co.uk


Artyfacts. Inspiring children through art.

Artyfacts classes are based around experimentation and

visual expression and the intention is for the children to

have fun whilst learning different art techniques and

materials. We encourage individual thinking and there is

no such thing as getting things ‘wrong’ in our classes

and, with a staff-pupil ratio of 1:10, children have time to

be heard and helped during the class. Our projects vary

from canvas paintings, oil and chalk pastel, clay,

drawing, etching, printmaking, and sculpture.

Meeting place and venue: Class 3JD. Collection point: Main school entrance.

FRENCH Tuesday after school (3:30 - 4:30).



Children will be learning & practicing French playing

outdoor & indoor games, board games, songs, role play

and some art&craft. We adapt our program to the

children’s interests. Great way to acquire a love of

language through opportunities to develop conversational

French in a social setting.

Meeting place and venue: Class 4AF. Collection point: Main school entrance.

PAPER SCISSORS GLUE Thursday after school (3:30 - 4:30).

£6 per session (12 week programme).


A fun and creative hour exploring everything you can do

with paper, scissors and glue! Children learn to use a range

of paper craft and paper engineering techniques, while free

to add their own creativity and ideas. We make pop-up

pictures, 3-D models, masks, origami and collage. Every

week children have the opportunity to make a different

project, to adapt the project with their own ideas, or to use

an exciting collection of paper craft materials to make

something else entirely from their own imagination! All

abilities and ages are very welcome to join us.

Meeting place/venue: Class 4JW.


LET’S INVESTIGATE SCIENCE CLUB (Years 3 & 4 spring term) Thursday after school (3:30 - 4:30).



A fun and dynamic hour, exploring the awe and wonder of science.

Children will use and develop their scientific skills through exciting experiments and investigations, as well as exploring their own ideas and theories.

Every week the children will have the opportunity to:

engage in fun, hands on experiments and investigations that bring science to life;

develop their problem solving and team work skills;

explore science National Curriculum topics at a greater depth with active science exploration.

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NEW THIS TERM

CRAZY COMIC CLUB Friday after school (3:30 - 5:00).



Learn secret cartooning techniques with bestselling, internationally published comic artist and super-experienced tutor James Parsons.

Explore different techniques and learn new skills while devising your own characters, and sending them off on incredible adventures! Comic Club may contain the following ingredients:

How To Draw... sessions, pop-up comics, manga madness, freaky creatures, magical visions, and pop-up ghouls! Your imagination and cartooning skills will be boosted under James' expert guidance through hundreds of uniquely devised workshop sessions! Expect superhero adventures, bonus Beanos , cute critters, x-ray specs, 3D cartoons, giant comic strips and top trumps, as the secrets of comics are revealed! Learn how to draw whatever you want! All you need to bring is your imagination…

If you would like more information please see

www.crazycomicclub.co.uk

or to book call me on 07854797342, or email [email protected]

Comic Club for children at Stanford Junior School will run on Friday afternoons from 3:45 - 5:00 (meet at 3:30 for a prompt 3:45 start).

The first workshop of term will be on Friday 19th January, and the last session will be on Friday 23rd March.

Meeting place/venue: 4MR.


POTTERY Friday after school (3:30 - 5.00).

£9 per session payable 1/2 termly in advance (11 week programme).


Each week the children will have the opportunity to create something different out of clay. We will cover pottery techniques of pinch pot making, coiling and slab building. The pottery will be fired in a kiln and during the term time, the children will paint their finished pieces and bring them home.

For further enquiries and bookings feel free to email me at [email protected] Or phone 07751069426 .

Meeting place/venue: Library. Collection point: Main school entrance.

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NEW THIS TERM Every child

is an artist, the problem is staying an artist when you grow up. Pablo Picasso.

NEW THIS TERM

http://www.crazycomicclub.co.uk/

mailto:[email protected]


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After school sports clubs

Day Club Years Club leader Time Weeks Start End Cost Venue Meet Collect

Monday Dance All Premier Performing Arts 8:00—8:55 11 8th Jan 26th Mar £44 Gym Gym -

Monday Drama All Premier Performing Arts 3:30—4:30 11 8th Jan 26th Mar £44 Gym Gym Main school entrance

Monday Football Y5&6 Mr Robley 3:30—4:30 11 8th Jan 26th Mar £44 Lower playground Music room Playground gates

Tuesday Cricket All Premier Sport 8:00—8:55 11 9th Jan 27th Mar £44 Gym Gym -

Tuesday Gymnastics All Premier Sport 3:30—4:30 11 9th Jan 27th Mar £44 Gym 5JKR Main school entrance

Wednesday Football Y3&4 Mr Heathfield 8:00—8:55 11 10th Jan 28th Mar £44 Gym Gym -

Wednesday Girls Football All Mr Heathfield 3:30—4:30 11 10th Jan 28th Mar £44 Lower playground Music room Playground gates

Wednesday Fencing All Premier Sport 3:30—4:30 11 10th Jan 28th Mar £44 Gym Gym Main entrance

Thursday Fitness All Premier Sport 8:00—8:55 11 11th Jan 29th Mar £44 Gym Gym -

Thursday Netball All Premier Sport 3:30—4:30 11 11th Jan 29th Mar £44 Lower playground 4MR Lower playground gates

Friday Ball Games All Mr Heathfield 8:00—8:55 10 12th Jan 23rd Mar £40 Gym Gym -

Friday Hockey All Premier Sport 3:30—4:30 10 12th Jan 23rd Mar £40 Lower playground Music room Lower playground gates

BOOKING INSTRUCTIONS (School-run clubs only)

1. To express your child’s interest in a club complete the Clubs Booking Information Form (available on our website – Information, Clubs) and return it to the school office by FRIDAY 15th DECEMBER.

2. You will receive an email from the school office by Wednesday 20th December confirming whether or not your child has been allocated a space on their chosen club. Where a club is oversubscribed, places will be allocated at random.

3. Once your child’s place has been confirmed, pay for this via ParentPay by TUESDAY 2nd JANUARY. If payment is not received your child’s place may be reallocated.

N.B. Once a place has been paid for it is non-refundable unless the club has to be cancelled due to low numbers or for any other reason beyond the school’s control.

Sport clubs provided by Premier Sport and school staff. To express your child’s interest complete the Clubs Booking Information Form.


Lunchtime clubs & activities

Lunchtime clubs and supervised activities provided by Premier Sport. To express your child’s interest complete the Clubs Booking Information Form.

Day Club Years Club leader Time Weeks Start End Cost Venue Meet Collect

Monday Cheer Leading All Premier Sport 12:30—1:15 11 8th Jan 26th Mar £16.50 Gym Lunch hall -

Tuesday Table Tennis All Premier Sport 12:30—1:15 11 9th Jan 27th Mar £16.50 Gym Lunch hall -

Wednesday Dodgeball All Premier Sport 12:30—1:15 11 10th Jan 28th Mar £16.50 Gym Lunch hall -

Thursday Tri-Golf All Premier Sport 12:30—1:15 11 11th Jan 29th Mar £16.50 Gym Lunch hall -

Friday Intro to gymnastics All Premier Sport 12:30—1:15 10 12th Jan 22nd Mar £15.00 Gym Lunch hall -

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N.B. All children who attend lunchtime clubs will have their lunch at 12:10 and will be collected by one of our sports coaches at 12:30.

Children attending Cheer Leading, Dodgeball and an Introduction to Gymnastics will be required to change into a PE kit and have access to appropriate footwear - trainers and/or plimsolls.

Earrings must be removed or taped (please ensure that tape is provided for your child). Watches and other jewellery items should be removed and stored safely in drawstring PE bags.

TRI GOLF Tri-Golf is a fun and energetic ‘mini’ version of golf which

involves the use of adapted equipment and a variety of

games designed to provide an enjoyable introduction to

the sport. Tri-Golf is an inclusive activity and every child

can succeed. With the flexibility between individual play

and team interaction, it also suits pupils who might not

Want to play a traditional team sport. Tri-Golf promotes

‘Skills for Life’ attributes including co-operation, sports-

manship and concentration.

The most important shot in

golf is the next one. Ben Hogan.


Other after school clubs

Day Club Years Club leader Time Weeks Start End Cost Venue Meet Collect Booking information

Tuesday Multi-Sports 4-6 Kingsley

Iorpenda 3:30—5:00 11 9th Jan 27th Mar £55 Lower playground 4MR Playground gates

Book direct via email: kingsleyiorpenda @yahoo.co.uk or call 07740864715

Thursday Basketball All Tom Ward 3:30—4:30 12 4th Jan 29th Mar £48 Gym 5JKR Main entrance

Complete booking form on their website (South Coast Elite Basketball) or email:

[email protected] or call 07808065487

Friday Karate All Sama

Organisation

Meet at 3:30

for a prompt

3:45 start

3:45—4:45

10 12th Jan 23rd Mar

*£5 pay

as you

go

Gym Gym Main entrance

Book direct via email: [email protected] or call 01273 607090

1.visit www.samagroup.co.uk

2.click SAMA martial arts 3.click TRY NOW for registration form

When you have confidence, you can have lots of fun. And when you have fun, you can do amazing things. Joe Namath.

*Payment for SAMA Karate to be made when collecting your child.

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N.B. Once a place has been paid for it is non-refundable unless the club has to be cancelled due to low numbers or for any other reason beyond the school’s control. Other sports club providers. See booking information.

http://www.samagroup.co.uk/


Creative after school clubs

Day Club Years Club leader Time Weeks Start End Cost Venue Meet Collect Booking information

Monday The Art Pod All Mr Richards 3:30 - 5:00 11 8th Jan 26th Mar £8 per session

Class 5MM Class 5MM Main school

entrance Book direct via email: [email protected]

Tuesday Silverbox (Film making) All Martin Smith 3:30 - 5:30 11 9th Jan 27th Mar £5 per hour

Library Library Main school

entrance Book direct via website:

www.silverboxfilms.co.uk or call 07877 945460

Tuesday Choir All Mrs Graimes 3:30 - 4:30 11 9th Jan 27th Mar £44 Music room Music room Main school

entrance Complete a Clubs Booking Information Form

Tuesday French All Gabrielle Elin 3:30 - 4:30 10 9th Jan 20th Mar £5.50 per

hour Class 4AF Class 4AF

Main school entrance

Book direct: email [email protected] or call 01273 921821

Wednesday Silverbox (Film making) All Martin Smith 3:30 - 5:30 11 10th Jan 28th Mar £5 per hour


entrance Book direct via website:

www.silverboxfilms.co.uk or call 07877 945460

Wednesday Artyfacts - Art Club All Maxine Allan 3:30 - 5:00 11 10th Jan 28th Mar £9 per session

Class 3JD Class 3JD Main school

entrance

Book direct via website: www.artyfacts.co.uk or call 07989 472760

www.artyfacts-art-academy.co.uk

Wednesday Orchestra All Mrs Graimes 8:00 - 8:55 11 10th Jan 28th Mar £44 Music room Music room - Complete a Clubs Booking Information Form

Thursday Paper Scissors Glue All Sarah Nield 3:30 - 4:30 12 4th Jan 29th Mar £6 per session

Class 4JW Class 4JW Main school

entrance

Book direct via email: [email protected] or see website

www.paperscissorsglue.co.uk https://www.facebook.com/paperscissorsgluebrighton

Thursday Let’s Investigate

Science Club Y3/4 Miss Ayonrinde 3:30 - 4:30 11 11th Jan 29th Mar £44 Class 3LC Class 3LC

Main school entrance

Complete a Clubs Booking Information Form

Friday Pottery Club All Sarah Vosmer 3:30-5:00 11 5th Jan 23rd Mar

£9 per session

payable half-termly in advance


entrance

Book direct via emaill: [email protected] or call:

07751069426

Friday Crazy Comic Club All James Parsons

Meet at 3:30 for a prompt

3:45 start 3:45-5:00

9 19th Jan 23rd Mar £54 Class 4MR Class 4MR Main school

entrance Book direct via email:

[email protected] or call: 07854797342

Creative after school clubs. See booking information.






http://www.artyfacts-art-academy.co.uk


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BREAKFAST CLUB Stanford Infant School run a daily breakfast club for

children at both schools. Children who attend the junior

school are walked over to our school by breakfast club

staff ready for the start of the school day.

For more information on cost, or to book a place,

please call or text Julia Jeffrey on 07518 505375

CLASS OF THEIR OWN (COTO) Class Of Their Own provide after school care from 3:15

until 6:00pm every day of the week. Children are collected

from the infant school at 3:15 and are walked over to our

school by Class Of Their Own staff. Children at our school

join them at 3:30 when our school day finishes.

Judged to be outstanding by Ofsted, Class Of Their Own

provide quality childcare that includes craft activities,

games and physical activity as well as opportunities for

children to relax and read a book or socialise with friends.

Healthy snacks are provided.

Class Of Their Own also run holiday clubs at our school.

For more details, including information on cost and

booking a place for your child, call Class Of Their

Own on 01273 733337.

Wrap around care at

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Curiosity about life in all of its aspects, I think, is the secret of great creative people. Leo Burnett.

Holiday Clubs for 4-11 Year Olds at

Stanford Junior School Call 01273 733337

for more details

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