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We offer a range of clubs and extracurricular activities designed to enrich your child's experiences and explore new interests. Joining a club is a good way to develop skills, meet other children and participate in shared activities. Clubs run after school on the following days. 

Day Club Year Group
Monday Multi Sports (Max 20) Year 2 with Miss Darling and Mrs Godfrey
Multi Sports (Max 20) Year 5 with Ms Hagger and Mrs Fowles
Choir (Max 20) Years 3-6 with Mr Barnes
Tuesday Chess Club Year 3 with Miss Risley
Art Club Year 1 with Mrs Oakaby-Wright and Mrs Welch
Flag Football Year 4  with Ms Hagger and Mrs Fowles
Wednesday Art & Craft Year 4 with Mrs Oakaby-Wright and Mrs Evans
Drama Years 3-5 with Mr Carpenter and Miss Underwood
Tuesday & Wednesday Football Years 1-6 with Herts Sports Academy (£5 per session)
Thursday Football (selected pupils) Years 5 & 6 with Mr Cahill and Ms Hagger
Film Club Year 5 with Mrs Oakaby-Wright and Mr Carpenter

Sign-Up Process

Enrolment for all clubs takes place at the start of each term and is managed on a first-come, first-served basis until all spaces are filled.

  1. Application Form: A sign-up link (JotForm) will be distributed at the beginning of the term via [mention where: e.g., email/student portal].

  2. Submission Deadline: Spaces are allocated in the order forms are received. Submitting the form does not guarantee a place; you must submit it quickly before the club's capacity is reached.

  3. Outcome: You will be notified by email shortly after submission regarding your application status:

    • Successful: You have secured a place for the term.

    • Waitlisted: The club is full, and your application has been placed on the waiting list. You will be contacted if a space becomes available.

Key information

  • The JotForm link is only active for a limited period at the start of the term.

  • We strongly advise you to submit the form immediately once the link is live if you wish to secure a spot.

  • Please commit to attending for the full term if your application is successful.