Thursday 13th June
Today has been our first session and what a wonderful time we’ve had!
The children worked really well in a team to work together to play Tic-Tac-Toe.
We discovered how important it was to keep communicating with our team mates to work out the best strategies.
For our next session, the children will need to think of two different objects they would like on their own board.
Photos to follow.
Miss Buckley and Mrs Duryea
After School Learning (Sports)
‘After School Learning’ called Pocket Rockets has started this term. This is to give children the chance to experience and learn sports whilst building their confidence, playing as part of a team, further improving their fitness, skills and techniques.
This week was based on team building games and having fun!
Badminton
At badminton club we invited our parents the chance to join in and play with their children.
Parent voice
Football and 'This Girl Can'
Archery
'After School Learning' Hockey
'After-School Learning' at Henry Whipple Primary School
We always ensure that our 'After-School Learning' provision is carefully selected to ensure a broad range of opportunities are provided which enhance and enrich the learning experiences of our pupils.
'After-School Learning' carries the same high expectations we have of any learning during the 'normal' school day and supports our fundamental vision and values.
Previous breadth encompasses a host of curriculum subjects including PE, Dance, Art and Design, Drama, Spanish, Media Studies, Philosophy - (to name a few).
KS1 have been learning how to play board games. We have discovered that a board game needs certain things such as instructions. We had a variety of games to play and ensured we had read the instructions first in order to play them successfully. Throughout our board game after school club learning, the children will have the chance to design their own board game.
Mrs Duryea and Miss Buckley told the children they are going to have the opportunity to create their own Snakes and Ladders game.
The children spoke about what objects we will need in order to play the game. Each child decided which animal they would like to have on their own game. For example Dinosaur and Ladders.
We cannot wait to see the final result.
After school learning Autumn 2022
We are pleased to offer these after school learning opportunities this half term:
2018 - 2019
We are providing artistic, creative, musical, linguistic and sporting enrichment opportunities for children in Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 again this year.
Clubs already taking place this year:
Choir
Football Club
Modern Languages Club
Karate Club
KS 2 Latin Club with students from the University of Nottingham
KS 1 Latin Club with students from the University of Nottingham
Media Club with students from the University of Nottingham
Zumba Club.
KS1 Yoga Club will be starting after half term
Exciting News!
After a discussion with John and Elaine from Adaptive Karate, Karate Club now includes gradings with the children working towards achieving their belts.
A new Badminton Club is currently being organised to start later this term. We hope that this will help the children to move into playing badminton at local clubs in the future.
2017 - 2018
We have provided a range of artistic, creative, musical, linguistic and sporting enrichment opportunities for children in Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 again this year.
Clubs provided in the Autumn Term:
Spanish Club
Karate Club
Football Club
Choir
Guitar Club
Clubs provided in the Spring Term:
Zumba Club
Karate Club
Football Club
Choir
Guitar Club
Fun Fitness Club
Science Club
Girls' Football (with Nottingham University)
Clubs provided in the Summer Term:
Zumba Club
Karate Club
Choir
Guitar Club
Fun Fitness Club
Basketball Club
Guitar Club
2018 - 2019 Quotes from children participating in clubs:
I have learnt that if you concentrate your mind, you can accomplish loads in life and it can really help me in tests and other things. I loved the karate lessons and would definitely recommend it to anyone!
Karate has made me more confident in my learning.
You can do Zumba when you want to be calm.
I have learnt that practising (Zumba) will make you get better.
We can show the younger children the (Zumba) moves that we have made.
It is really good to do Zumba and I love it.
Karate is a good club for listening and strength. I highly recommend it.
I really enjoyed the football club and it's ben good coaching.
I learnt some discipline (in Karate Club). I can use it in school to concentrate better.
Zumba made my body stronger.
Zumba gives me confidence so I can do my work.
In Football Club, we have learnt to communicate with each other.
It (Zumba) was really fun and active.
I am a reflective learner in Karate Club because I have to think about what I have learnt before.
I really enjoyed playing football and learning all the new skills.
Multi-sports was awesome
I enjoyed Zumba and I want to try it again. I want to improve my skills.
I enjoyed it (Zumba) lots.
I loved it (Zumba).
I so enjoyed the cooking (in Spanish Club) because I learnt to cook and taste Spanish food.
Being a risk taker (in Philosophy Club) has made me confident.
I loved learning the colours in Spanish because now I can use my Spanish.
I learnt to be more positive (Karate Club).
I learnt how to use the skipping rope and now I can show my friends (Fitness Club).
I can do good dancing and be healthy and fit (Fitness Club).