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A-Z
CO-CURRICULAR
DIRECTORY
ACADEMIC AMBITION I INDIVIDUAL PATHWAYS I SUCCESS AND VALUE
We believe that the best possible education
is not only academically rigorous but one that
also provides a broad range of opportunities
and experiences.
This ensures that everyone, whatever their individual aspirations, is able to embrace the
challenges they may face life. We are proud not just of the superb examination results our
students achieve, but of the many ways they contribute, whether it is performing on stage,
on the sports pitch, in service of others, or elsewhere- there is no typical AKS student.
One of the ways we deliver on our commitment to supporting our students’ individual
pathways is through our co-curricular programme which runs before school, at lunchtime
and after school and varies each term.
This A-Z Directory is a comprehensive list of all the clubs and activities we have run over the
past 3 years across both the Preparatory School and the Senior School. Some clubs change
depending on the term, whilst others run all year round.
“I have loved being involved in the rehearsals for this year’s
school musical. I am in the ensemble and have the opportunity
to sing and perform with my friends.”
Emma, Year 7
“The sport at AKS is fantastic! You can take part in so many
different clubs and teams like rugby, football, table tennis
and even basketball; I’ve joined them all!”
Sammy, Year 7
“The wide range of interests available at AKS gives pupils
life-enhancing social skills in a competitive world.”
Parent Comment
ACADEMIC AMBITION I INDIVIDUAL PATHWAYS I SUCCESS AND VALUE
Preparatory School A-Z
Climbing Club
Years 4-6
If you are in Year 4 to Year 6 and
Art Club Brass Ensemble interested in learning to rock climb
Years 5-6 Invitation only on our indoor wall, learn rope
Explore different art movements, Our Brass Group is our newest techniques and work as a team then
techniques and subjects. ensemble, led by our trumpet this is the club for you.
teacher Mrs Grieg. It will continue to
Athletics grow as more students begin to take Coding Club
Years 5-6 the opportunity to learn to play brass Year 6
An inclusive club, which focuses instruments. Recent engagements Apart from being one of the most
on development as well as have included playing a fanfare-like downloaded games ever, Minecraft
encompassing Athletics Team Squad opening piece in one of our concerts. can really help with imagination
practice. and can be used to retell famous
Chess Club stories. We have adapted this using
Boys’ Choir Years 3-6 Raspberry Pi computers. Raspberry Pi
is an extremely small computers that
Years 3-6 Every Wednesday after school
enthusiastic Prep children meet to allow children to have a lot of fun!
Covers a range of genres, from rock
n’ roll numbers, to football chants, play chess. Chess is a game of tactics
to African rounds and modern pop and strategy and the children enjoy Cookery Club
songs. Boys are encouraged to the challenge of competing against Years 1-2
collaborate to produce a powerful, each other. A new opportunity to develop your
unified and distinctive sound. cookery ability in Year 1 and 2. Each
Choir week we will be creating delicious
Badminton Years 3-6 snacks to take home and share with
your family. Using teamwork we will
Years 3-6 Our Choir is one of the Prep School’s
flagship ensembles, catering from support each other to learn new skills
Open to all levels of experience. Basic
students beginning their musical and techniques.
skills are taught, followed by matches
which improve understanding of the journey to those who are more
game. experienced singers.
CO- CUR R ICUL A R A-Z 3
Creative Creations Dance Club Film and Comic Club
All Reception - Year 2 Years 3 -6
Developing creative tenacity through Dance helps children improve their The children will have the
collaborative teamwork and design. coordination, self-control, balance, opportunity to explore the fantastic
musicality and posture. It also world of films and comics and also
Cricket encourages the development of gross create their own comic or film.
Years 3-6 motor skills, rhythm and confidence. They will develop an understanding
AKS Prep School is delighted to between themselves and others
announce a new partnership with Eco Club by listening to one another’s ideas
St Annes Cricket Club. They will be All year groups and sharing their own views about
looking to support our school this In our school we are looking at their favourite comics and films. The
year in the delivery of the Boys’/Girls’ how to reduce, reuse and recycle, club will provide the opportunity
and Mixed Kwik Cricket programmes so by joining the Eco Club you will to review and discuss various films
for Years 1 to 6. investigate different ways to become and comics and explore the world
more eco-friendly. In the Eco Club of adventure, mystery and also their
Cross Country Club we will work on different activities own imagination.
Years 3-6 which include using the outdoors and
The children attending this club the school garden, various recycling Football Club
have the opportunity to develop projects and also sharing ideas with (Boys and Girls)
their endurance by running around others in school. The children will Years 3-6
the school premises. Taking part in explore the need to positively manage Football Club is an opportunity for the
this club will help children improve energy sources, such as water and children to expand and develop their
physically, which should benefit food, and look at various ways to care own personal skills whilst working
them in most other sports. Coming for the environment. The Eco Club towards a team game environment
to this club may also lead to children will actively promote eco ideas by with their friends. All sessions are
representing the school at cross encouraging pupils to be more aware delivered with the individual child’s
country. of the environment both in and out of ability level in mind so that learning
school. Attending this club will help to is done at the required level for their
Cycling and equip pupils with the knowledge, skills
and attitudes to understand that small
own personal development and
enjoyment of the session.
Scooter Club changes to the way we use resources
Reception - Year2
Pupils will have the opportunity to
can make a big difference. Football
learn how to ride – from starting off Development Squad
on balance bikes through to being Years 3-6
able to ride unaided on 2 wheels. It is Football Development Squad is an
a great way to get the children started opportunity for boys to further develop
and ready for the summer holidays as their footballing skills and play football
well as being outdoor and active. in a fun and inter-active learning
environment where they can grow in
confidence on the football field.
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Gardening Club Hockey Club (Boys)
All year groups Years 3-6
This is an activity to encourage Playing hockey gives the boys the
students to develop their enthusiasm opportunity to appreciate the Indoor Tennis Club
for and understanding of gardening diversity of different team sports and Years 3-6
by working on the new AKS build upon their teamwork skills and As well as developing general fitness
community garden. We will be tenacity. Hockey is a wonderful sport and hand/eye coordination the
planting and growing fruit, salads, that enables boys and girls to play children learn to enjoy a game which
vegetables and wild flowers. The club together and it is a skill that they can can benefit them socially in later
will help to look after our chickens, take into adulthood. life. When a tennis beginner starts
introduce a bee hive and develop learning to play tennis, they first
the pond area. Parents and/or Hockey Club (Girls) need to learn basic forehand and
grandparents with any experience or Years 3-6 backhand technique as these will
enthusiasm are welcome to join us. Hockey Club gives our girls the allow them to play, enjoy the game
opportunity to enhance their hockey and rally cooperatively with their
Golf skills on the school astroturf. We aim partner. Since ball judgment is not
All year groups to develop a passion for the game developed yet with beginners, mini
We are pleased to announce a new and help children to become more tennis is played at a shorter distance
and exciting opportunity for our active. We also encourage them to and at a lower speed on a badminton
pupils to play in two golf programmes enjoy working as a team and this court. Playing at this short distance
with At.Golf in St Annes. will often lead to them representing and low speed allows beginners to
school. still have time to judge the ball fairly
Handwriting Clinic well and not feel rushed as it reaches
All year groups Indoor Athletics them. They will become familiar
with the rules and scoring of this
This club aims to give guidance, Years 3-6
game, experiencing both success and
practice and support to invited pupils The children attending this club have
failure when playing small matches
in order to improve their handwriting the opportunity to develop their
against their peers. Decision making,
skills. It will be mainly individual athletic ability through taking part in
fairness and teamwork will also be
work but will develop a team spirit a number of activities. Taking part in
encouraged not only when playing
and peer encouragement. The aim this club will help children improve
but also when umpiring.
is to develop better presentation as physically, which should benefit
well as greater fluency and speed. them in most other sports. Coming
Children will work at a range of to this club may also lead to children Judo
levels across the junior school, as is representing the school at Indoor Reception - Year 6
appropriate to their needs. athletics. This club teaches self defence and
it can help to increase confidence,
concentration, self-discipline and
respect. It can also help to increase
health and fitness.
CO- CUR R ICUL A R A-Z 5
LAMDA
Years 1-6
Through speech and drama students
benefit enormously, improving
their knowledge of literature
and theatre, rapidly improving
their communication skills, whilst
developing in confidence. In so many
aspects of life where individuals
are required to present themselves
confidently in public, speech and
drama tuition allows the foundations
to be laid very firmly indeed.
Language and
Culture Club Maths Challenge Netball
Years 3-6 Years 3-6
Years 1-6
Come along and challenge your This active and widely enjoyed game
Come along to Language and Culture
mathematical skills in this exciting encourages collaborative teamwork.
Club and learn a little about different
new club for our older pupils. The children will be able to take
cultures of the world through their
pride in and responsibility for their
food, art, music and language. We will
focus on a different part of the world Mindfulness personal effort and performance in
each session, exploring customs, Colouring Club the team in addition to developing
sportsmanlike behaviour. They will
celebrations and costume in diverse Reception - Year 6
learn to persevere and identify
locations around the globe from Focusing on how we choose and
mistakes, setting goals to push
Aboriginal Australia to Darkest Peru. apply colour to a design in order to
themselves beyond their perceived
bring our awareness to the present
limits. As individuals and team
Lego Club moment. Similar to meditation,
members, the children will learn
Reception - Year 2 we let go of any thoughts about
to bounce back from setbacks and
Lego Club is a great way to be tomorrow or yesterday, or what
improve confidence within their own
creative and inventive using different we are going to do when we
abilities.
bricks to make models. As we use our finish. Within a calm and centered
environment we will be focusing on
imaginations we also role play and
chat to each other. Lego develops the here and now. Playground Games
Reception - Year 2
and improves our co-ordination,
communication, inventiveness and Mindfulness Yoga This club aims to teach traditional
games to some of our youngest
problem solving skills. We think it is Years 2-6
children.
great to see a real world made small. Mindfulness Yoga is a fantastic way
to gently stretch your body and
clear your mind after a busy day. At Puzzles and Games
Mindfulness Yoga Club we learn lots Reception - Year 2
of yoga poses and tie them together Learn to play new games and
to make a routine. We improve our challenge yourself to solve puzzles.
flexibility, breathing, practice our
concentration skills and end the Rounders
lesson feeling relaxed and ready for Years 3-6
anything. Our Rounders Club will promote
fitness and team spirit; combined
with transferrable skills: throwing,
catching and spatial awareness. All of
which will culminate in producing an
excellent and enjoyable sports ethic.
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RSDF School Council
Years 5-6 Years 1-6
Within Year 6, the children are Members of the School Council are
encouraged to show independence voted through a democratic ballot
and maturity to lead on an area each year. The children who are
of the Round Square Discovery elected are encouraged to assume
Framework. These involve adventure, the role of responsibility as the String Ensemble
democracy, environmentalism, representative for their year group Invitation only
service, internationalism and and the school community. They must Our String Group is an exciting
leadership. The children will use teamwork and communication ensemble, led by our enthusiastic
promote these values across the skills to work on projects related to violin teacher Ms Harrison, including
Prep School, recruit others and begin the wellbeing of the school and their experienced string players as well
to implement their ideas to have a peers. Children will be encouraged as students who have just started
richer understanding of their school to use inventive thinking to plan learning their instrument. Meeting
and the world around them. fundraising ideas and to act with weekly, the group plays a range of
compassion and an appreciation of repertoire from familiar classical
Rugby diversity, when gathering and sharing numbers to descriptive programme
(including Tag Rugby) the opinions of other children. music and jazzy pieces. This group
Years 3-6 offers an outstanding opportunity for
The children who attend Rugby Club Sewing Club students to consolidate and extend
are given the opportunity to enhance Year 2 their bowing techniques in addition
key rugby skills, such as passing, This club involves learning a range of to their understanding of playing in a
catching and tackling in order to different stitches. The children will string section.
become better rugby players. They learn how to thread the needle, how
are also given the opportunity to to tie simple knots and also how to Table Tennis Club
develop their game understanding, undo them. A lot of patience and Years 3-6
through problem solving, teamwork resilience will be required. This club will give pupils the
and individual inventiveness. As opportunity to improve their skills
well as skill development and game STEM Club and understanding of the game.
understanding in rugby, personal Years 5-6 They will be taught the basic skills
attributes such as courage and STEM Club is all about asking questions and then have opportunities to play
tenacity are key and we try to instill and working together to solve matches during this time.
the importance of these features problems. We explore science, maths
within our children. and technology concepts and apply
these to practical projects. Sometimes
our projects fail and we have to start
again so we need to be tenacious!
CO- CUR R ICUL A R A-Z 7
Senior School A-Z
8Fifteen Art Club Book Club
Invite only Years 7-9 Years 10-11
An independently formed band An opportunity to experience new A relaxed chat about the YA book of
of students formed in Year 7 who crafts, media and techniques with the month and other digressed topics
rehearse weekly in preparation for support and guidance to extend work over a hot drink and a cookie.
regular performances across the projects from art lessons.
school calendar. Brass Ensemble
Athletics All
AKS Action All A chance for the brass ensemble to
All Open to all abilities, including team play together to develop their skills
The school’s main charity network, practices. Individual events catered for. for small scale performances.
choosing different local and
international charities to support. Athletics Bring Me Sunshine
(Coaching) All
AKS Stories Invite Only Join the award-winning student-led
All Specialist athletics coaching from an group that plans projects to support
A club for budding video makers and external coach. These sessions are for our older community and to bridge
future film directors that aims to invitation only as they are to stretch the inter-generational divide.
capture school events and produce and challenge those students looking
short films to put on social media and to pursue athletics as a pathway. CCF
the website. Years 9-13
Badminton Opportunities to understand and
Amnesty All to train in military ways, to visit
International An opportunity for students to play sites and go on camps and travel
All recreational badminton and develop internationally on expeditions.
Bringing awareness into school of their enjoyment of the game. Open
international issues and campaigns to all students. Chamber Choir
linked to human rights advocacy, in Years 10-13
support of the world-renowned NGO Basketball Our Chamber Choir is open to
Amnesty International. All students in Year 10 and above and
A chance to learn and play basketball provides the opportunity for students
Archives Club by training and playing fixtures to sing more challenging repertoire
All against other schools. with only a few voices per part.
Working on the combined heritage
and legacy of all of the schools that Big Questions Chess and
make up AKS, collating and collecting of Life Board Games
memorabilia and stories of the past. All All
An opportunity to question our lives Learn to play or take the chance to
and discuss major moral issues. improve your game.
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Duke of Edinburgh
(All Levels)
Years 10-13
The nationally acclaimed award for
volunteer, skills improvement and
expeditions.
Choir Conditioning Club Eco Club
All All All
Open to all, the choir allows you to Getting fit under expert tuition Eco club promotes the participation
sing music of many different types and in the school’s gym. of students in learning about, and
styles. We prepare for a number of improving their environment. A
large scale concerts across the year. Cookery Club means by which a student led group
can organise themselves to learn
All
Climbing Club An opportunity to learn culinary skills
more about environmental issues,
and also take action to improve their
All and more including etiquette and
immediate environment.
Open to all abilities and ages to more, including international dishes.
provide students with access and
support to improve their climbing Creative Technology Flute Ensemble
skills on the indoor climbing wall. All
Years 7-8
A chance for all flute plays to play
A chance to work together whilst being
Code Breaking inventive, trying new challenges &
together to develop their ensemble
skills.
Years 7-9 experimenting with new techniques.
An opportunity for students to learn
about encoding and decoding secret Cricket Football
messages. From the Caesar cipher All
All
all the way to Vigenere cipher. Each Training sessions open to all
Open to all abilities, including team
week we will learn a new cipher and students who wish to be part of their
practices.
put it into practice within the group. respective year group football team.
Cricket Nets Gardening Club
Coding Club All
All All
These sessions are designed to
Programming and projects built This is an activity to encourage
prepare our cricketers for the up-
around the use of Minecraft and students to develop their enthusiasm
coming season through specialist
Raspberry Pi computers. and understanding of gardening
coaching.
by working on our AKS community
Concert Band Dance
garden.
All
Concert Band is our newest
All
An opportunity to express yourself in
German
ensemble at AKS. Open to all string, dance in group or individual dancing. Conversation
woodwind and brass players we play Years 10-11
well known music of an appropriate
level in preparation for a number of
Debating and An opportunity for GCSE pupils
to practise their spoken German in
large scale concerts across the year. Public Speaking small groups.
All
“A chance to develop your debating
and discussion skills, improve your
confidence and preparing yourself to
speak in front of other people.“
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German Film Club LAMDA Netball
All By Appointment Years 10-11
Pupils will watch a variety of both An opportunity to take examinations Learning how to play, train and
German films and dubbed English- with LAMDA, building confidence, prepare for school fixtures with an
language films & programmes with presentation skills in speech and emphasis on inclusion and personal
subtitles, to practise their listening drama. skills.
and reading skills.
Library Assistants News Group
Guardians All Years 11-13
of Drama Opportunities available for students to A club for older students in which
Years 7-9 learn some valuable library skills whilst items of news will be explored and
A project based, student-led group having an impact on one of the busiest discussed.
that prepares and performs for learning resources in the school.
events throughout the year. Experienced library assistants may also Percussion
work in small leadership roles.
Ensemble
Handball All
All Low Key The percussion ensemble is open
Introduction of a new sport; learning Invite only to all percussionists and rehearses
how to play, train and prepare for An independently formed band of in preparation for concerts, often
school fixtures with an emphasis on students form the middle school and collaborating with another ensemble.
inclusion and personal skills. sixth form who rehearse weekly in
preparation for regular performances
Photography Club
History Club across the school calendar.
Years 7-9
Years 7-9 An opportunity to discover the
An opportunity for keen historians Lower School fun and creative possibilities
to investigate aspects of the past Singing of photography. This will be a
beyond those studied in lessons. Years 7-9 both a practical and theoretical
A singing group for students in the experience. Students will learn to
Hockey lower school, to continue their take photographs, edit their work
All singing work from lessons. and apply their interest and skills in
Learning how to play, train and prepare their own time. Students will take
for school fixtures with an emphasis on Model United part in discussions and look at the
inclusion and personal skills. Nations work of historic and contemporary
photographers.
Year 10
Hockey An activity in which students roleplay
Goalkeeping Club delegates to the United Nations and
All simulate UN committees. Students
A position specific club for hockey will be given the opportunity to join
goalkeepers. The club is aimed at online and live conferences whilst
giving pupils the specialised skill sets representing the views and priorities
they require to be an effective and of an assigned country.
agile goalkeeper.
Musical Rehearsals
Holdgate Society All
Years 12-13 After auditioning for the annual
A Sixth Form science club, a forum school musical, students rehearse
to discuss major scientific issues and the music, dance and drama over a
breakthroughs. number of weeks in the run up to
our performances at the Lowther
Pavilion.
10 AKS LYTHAM I N DEP EN DEN T SCHOOLPsychology Society String Ensemble Tycoon in Schools
All All Year 12
A chance to extend discussions on Our String Group is an exciting Form your own business enterprise
matters to do with Psychology. ensemble, including experienced and trade for 8 weeks. Apply for
string players as well as students a start up loan to the Peter Jones
Quiz Club who have just started learning their Foundation, learn how to market
Years 7-11 instrument. The group plays a range effectively and pursuade the public
Weekly knowledge testing using of repertoire from familiar classical to buy your product or service whilst
buzzers to prepare for the Schools’ numbers to descriptive programme keeping a close eye on profits.
Challenge. music and jazzy pieces. This group
offers an outstanding opportunity for UK Linguistics
Rounders students to consolidate and extend
their bowing techniques in addition
Olympiad
Years 7-10 All
to their understanding of playing in a
Open to all abilities, including team Solve linguistic puzzles and codes
string section.
practices. in this internationally recognised
competition.
Rugby Swing Band
All
All
A big band for more advanced
Warhammer Club
Open to all abilities, including team Years 7-9
musicians, preparing for large
practices. A chance to battle it out with your
school concerts as well as external
armies of Warhammer figures or
engagements.
Running Club other table war games.
All
For any student who wishes to
Table Tennis Wellbeing Club
All
develop their distance running, Years 7-9
The chance to play a friendly game of
involving a variety of practice types Everyday skills of personal self-
table tennis.
and routes. management and wellbeing
techniques aimed at all pupils to
Science Club Tennis improve lifestyles and mental health.
Years 7-10
Year 7
Work collaboratively on projects
Open to all abilities, including team
practices.
Book Club
involving a wide range of scientific Years 10-11
skills and interests. A relaxed chat about the YA book of
Tennis (Coaching) the month and other digressed topics
Soul Band Invite Only
Open to students who wish to
over a hot drink and a cookie.
Invite Only
Soul Band performs repertoire
develop their tennis by working with
an external, tennis specialist. There is
Young Health
from the soul genre, exploring the
an additional charge for this activity. Leaders
improvisatory side of music and Years 7-13
creating its own versions of songs.
The World Promoting health and wellbeing in
school in partnership with Blackpool
Squash Club Around Us Victoria Teaching Hospital.
All Years 7 – 9
Open to any students who wish Many interesting activities which
investigate the human and physical
Young Soroptomists
to learn/play the game of squash.
Hosted by St. Annes Tennis and geography of the world, including Youth Group
building models and geographical All
Squash Club and run by an external
investigations. A student-led group that focusses
coach, there is an additional charge
on education for all, in particular,
of £4 per session for this activity.
empowering young girls across the
world.
CO- CUR R ICUL A R A-Z 11EXCEED EXPECTATIONS AT AKS
A LEVEL GRADES 58% OVER 2020 NETBALL 12
58% 86% OF GCSE
GRADES
OF OUR
STUDENTS GO TO
CHAMPIONS
U11 LSA CHAMPIONS SPORTS REPRESENTED AT
at A*/A at A*-B RUSSELL GROUP NATIONAL LEVEL
AT 9-7 U14 FYLDE AND WYRE CHAMPIONS
UNIVERSITIES U16 FYLDE AND WYRE CHAMPIONS &
FYLDE AND WYRE SOUTH LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
BY AKS STUDENTS
REMOTE LEARNING:
3-6 LIVE DAILY
60% KING BEYOND
Skype lessons from RECEPTION to SIXTH FORM
All subjects ON OR AHEAD OF TARGET
HOCKEY
LANCASHIRE HOCKEY 25 STUDENTS
GAINED
OF STUDENTS ARE WOR
COUNTY HONOURS
AGE RELATED EXPECTAT
READING AND MATHS
IONS FOR
IN YEAR 6. U11 Girls’ Hockey CHAMPIONS FOR HOCKEY
NORTH WEST CHAMPIONS 2020
2020
9
(2018/19 SEASON)
BEYOND
EXPECTATIO
TEACHING IN
AJIS CHAMPIONS 2020
(U11, U13 A & B, U14 )
PREPARATORY BY U11 Boys’ Hockey
SPECIALIST SUBJECT U11 NORTH OF ENGLAND FINALISTS ENGLAND GK COACH
NS
TEACHERS IN AREAS TRAINS AKS GOALIES
FRENCH, SPANISH
AJIS
& GERMAN
FROM YEAR 4 MIXED TENNIS ATHLETICS
FESTIVAL
INDOOR
4
LANCASHIRE ATHLETICS
2020
SPECIALIST LESSONS
IN THE NURSERY CHAMPIONS 2019
PER WEEK
FINALISTS &
FRENCH, MUSIC, SPORT NATIONAL
& OUTDOOR LEARNING ‘STORY SLAM 2020’ U10 RECORD BREAKERS
Lancashire County FINALISTS
FINALISTS
LOCAL & REGIONAL
RESIDENTIAL
ROTARY MUSICIAN
200 PUPILS TRIPS
OF THE YEAR PREP
2019/20 INVOLVED
IN DofE
2019/20
80 65%
100% LAMDA PIECE PARTICIPATION RATE FROM
YEAR 3
DISTINCTION ORCHESTRA
FOR DRAMA PROUD MEMBER OF
MARCH 2020 THE ROUND SQUARE
EVERY CHILD NETWORK OF
10 PLAYS &
FROM YEARS 3-6
PLAYS A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT 200 5
YEARS TYCOON IN
AT THE SCHOOLS
TOP
5
CONCERTS PER ANNUM SCHOOLS ACROSS CONTINENTS BUSINESS
OF THE NATIONAL ENTERPRISE
LEADER BOARD OF COMPETITION
“Great school, ethos
NURSERY
51 WEEKS
10 HOURS OVER clubs
and community spirit”
200
OPEN A YEAR A DAY “An excellent school”
“Worth every penny”
30 HOURS FREE EARLY WRAP-AROUND CARE
YEARS FUNDING & HOLIDAY CAMPS
PARENT SURVEY
NOVEMBER 2019 CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS ‘7 BILLION IDEAS’
FINALISTS IBM WARWICK
2019
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