We will be running lots of clubs throughout school over the year. Some of these may be at lunch times and some after school. We aim to encourage our pupils to try lots of new activities and adventures, both sporting and creative. Life is for living!
Look out in the newsletter and parent notice board for information and details.
Some of our clubs
Homework Club
Homework Club takes place on Mondays from 3.10 – 4.30pm and is open to children in Years 3, 4, 5 and 6. The idea of the club is to give children the opportunity to complete homework in a quiet and supportive environment. Three members of staff run homework club and support children if they are unsure of any of their homework tasks.
Children are expected to bring their homework each week and we do ask that parents/carers let us know if children are not attending, so that we know they have been collected from school.
Refreshments are served during homework club.
At the beginning of each school year, we send out a letter about homework club with a tear off section to complete, if your child would like to attend. During the year, if your child would like to start attending homework club, please ask at the office if there are any spare places and we will do our best to accommodate you.
Dance Club
Dance club takes place every Tuesday and is open to any child in Key Stage 2. We currently have 14 children in the club who are from Year 3,4,5 and 6. This year, our dance club is learning the Cha-Cha. Children will be learning the different steps and then using these, we will be learning a routine which will be performed at Christmas Around the Tree. Later in the year, children will be learning a routine which they will have an opportunity to perform at ” The Musical Extravaganza” at Wingfield
Here’s what some of the children who attend have said:
“I like dance club because it challenges me. I’m learning a new genre of dance and it’s nice to learn something new.” Ellie C.
“I like dance club because I feel like I can explress myself and enjoy dancing with my friends.” Holly W.
Golden Time KS2
Every Friday we at Thorpe Hesley Primary in the Afternoon host clubs for children to join as a reward for folowing our golden rules throughout the week. Each child can sign up to a variety of different clubs each half-term they would like to particicpate in.
This Half-Terms clubs are:
- Board/Card Games – Mrs Payne
- Rounders – Mr Rawlinson
- Bingo – Miss Lambert
- Nerf Club – Miss Cunningham
- Classic Party Games – Mr Meares
- Penalty Shootout/Crossbar – Mrs L Bailey
- Mrs Marsden’s Chat Cafe – Mrs Marsden
- Crafts – Miss Clarke
- Outside Nature Club – Mrs Stenton & Mrs Smelt
- Just Dance Club – Miss Beard
- Mindfulness Art – Mrs Turnbull
- TT Rockstar – Mrs Shaw
- Puzzle Club – Mrs Briddock
- Library Club – Miss Rollinson
- Film/TV Club – Mr Ford
Golden Time KS1
On Fridays, during Star of the Week Assembly each Star of the week from each class chooses a box. They take this box back to class with them and in the afternoon it is then revealed to the class what activity they have got.
This activity could be any of the following:
- Cosmic Yoga
- Mindfulness
- Lego
- Badminton
- Parachute Games
- Film
- Just Dance
- Party Games
KS1 Mindfulness Club
In this club Y1s and Y2s that attend explore different methods to improve their mindfulness with the help from Press Pause UK, through certain words. This word changes every week and each week they learn how to express their mindfulness in different ways.