As part of our DNA we are committed to provide stimulating learning opportunities, introducing children to extra-curricular provision.

We passionately believe talent is universal and our aim is to ensure our children are provoked with opportunities to explore a range of programmes to enable them to enhance their experiences and achieve their undoubted potential.

We are very proud of the extra-curricular provision we run, enabling as many children as possible to access a class, enabling them to learn a new skill and discover a new passion. As the children progress through the school the number of specialist subject lessons increases and the children have the opportunity to experience a variety of extra-curricular activities.

The school week also includes the opportunity for practical, creative and physical activities, both within and outside the classroom. Further, the development of health, fitness, physical activity and emotional and mental wellbeing is also a priority for all our children. We are very proud of the extra-curricular provision we run, enabling as many children as possible to access a class, enabling them to learn a new skill and discover a new passion.

Amongst the many opportunities for our children are:

Go on an overnight educational visit

  Visit places outside of London

   Explore London and beyond

    Visit an Art Gallery

    Develop natural thinking skills and exploring skills in our local environment

    Visit the library

  Visit a range of religious buildings

   Learn a new language (Spanish)

    Learn to play a musical instrument

   Learn to swim

   Grow your own fruit and vegetables

    Showcase your learning in a termly event

    Learn outside the classroom

     Take on extra responsibilities

     Become a mentor to others

    Take part in a sports tournament

   Perform in front of an audience

  Raise money for charity

   Raise awareness of global issues

   Debate and question a range of issues (both local and global)

   Make new friends from a range of backgrounds

    Learn about different countries and cultures

   Celebrate your culture and heritage

    Learn about different careers

    Have access to the latest technology

Take part in events linked to current affairs such as general elections

           Meet and learn from members of our community

           Compete in whole school competitions

           Collaborate with children of different ages

           Decide on and develop a learning project which follows my own interests

           Play an active role in caring and developing our school site

           Learn alongside children with a range of learning needs (wording?)

           Read and explore high quality texts from a range of diverse authors

           Have agency over their own learning through Discovery Learning

           Learn to ride a bike

           Watch a live performance