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Extra-Curricular Programme Autumn 2026

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Introduction

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Activity Schedules

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Activity Details

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LAMDA

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Peripatetic Lessons

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Musical Events

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Wrap around Care

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Introduction

At Ditcham Park School, learning extends far beyond the classroom. Our rich and varied extra-curricular programme gives every pupil the opportunity to discover new interests, develop talents, and build lifelong skills. From creative arts and performing opportunities to sporting challenges, outdoor adventures, and academic clubs, pupils are encouraged to explore, collaborate, and flourish.

These experiences nurture confidence, resilience, and teamwork, helping pupils to grow as individuals while strengthening our vibrant school community. Whether trying something new or excelling in a favourite activity, every child is supported to make the most of the opportunities on offer.

We are always delighted to receive feedback and suggestions from pupils and parents, as this helps us continue to shape a programme that is engaging, inclusive, and inspiring for all.

If you have any questions, or feedback, please contact Mr Ellis (chris.ellis@ditchampark.com)

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Review the activities on the following pages.

Use SOCS website here to select all your activities (except Breakfast Club, homework club, CMsports and Tennis - Sign up details for these are in the activity details section).

Internal activities will be allocated on a preference based system and we will aim to provide each child their first choice activity as a minimum, but will also offer other activities where possible. To ensure that children are still receiving the benefits of break times, no child will be given more than 3 internal activities taking place at lunch and break times.

Choir sign up is available at the start of the year and does not go towards the 3 activity limit.

Sign up for external providers is based on a first come first served basis and where a child participated in the previous term, they will be given priority. Any spaces will then be filled with new pupils.

All activities provided by an external provider are denoted by an *, for these activities we will need to share your child’s name and your contact details with the provider.

These external providers offer “paid for” activities and more details about payment can be found in the activity details sections.

These activities will start in the week beginning 7th September.

10. Please contact Mr Ellis (chris.ellis@ditchampark.com) if you have any questions.

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Schedules

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Reception Mon

Tues

Weds

Thurs

Fri

Breakfast Club

Morning Club

CM Sports*

Tues

Weds

Thurs

Fri

Year (Prep)Breakfast Club Before 2 School

Breakfast Club

Morning Club

Acrobatic Arts*

Board Games Club

Construction Club

Jigsaw Club Pickleball

Coding Club

Plasticine Club

Golf*

KS1 Choir

LAMDA*

Street Dance*

CM Sports*

Cookery*

Judo*

Before School During the school day

Dance* CM Sports*

After School

CM Sports* Ballet*

Year 1 (Pre-Prep) Mon

During the school day

CM Sports* CM Sports* After School

Ballet* PCFC Football*

Playball*

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CM Sports

Year 2 (Prep) Mon

Tues

Weds

Thurs

Fri

Breakfast Club

Morning Club

Pickleball

Coding Club

Plasticine Club

Before School

Board Games Club Acrobatic Arts* Jigsaw Club During the school day

Construction Club KS1 Choir

Golf* LAMDA* LAMDA* Street Dance* CM Sports*

CM Sports*

Ballet*

Cookery*

CM Sports* After School

CM Sports*

PCFC Football*

CM Sports Judo*

Playball*

Tennis*

Year 3 (Transition) Mon

Tues

Weds

Thurs

Fri

Breakfast Club

Morning Club

Before School

Board Games Club Jigsaw Club Acrobatic Arts* Keyboard Club During the school day

Construction Club

Chess Club* Drawing Club

KS1 Choir Golf*

Coding Club

Handbells

Pickleball LAMDA*

Plasticine Club

LAMDA* Street Dance* Trading Cards Club CM Sports* CM Sports*

After School

CM Sports* Ballet*

CM Sports*

Forest School*

Cookery*

PCFC Football*

Judo*

Tennis*

Mountain Bike* Playball*

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CM Sports

Year 4 (Lowers) Mon

Tues

Weds

Thurs

Fri

Breakfast Club

Morning Club

Board Games Club

Chess Club*

Gardening Club

Coding Club

Tennis*

BSL Club

Before School

Acrobatic Arts*

During the school day

Golf*

Street Dance*

Innovation Club

Junior Choir

Drawing Club

Junior Ensemble

LAMDA*

Junior Wind Band

LAMDA*

Tennis*

Reading Club

Trading Cards Club

Junior Ensemble Tennis*

CM Sports* CM Sports*

Forest School* After School

Sports Club

Judo* Cookery*

PFC Football* Tennis*

CM Sports* Mountain Bike*

Tennis* Tennis*

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Tennis*

Year 5 (Middles) Mon

Tues

Weds

Thurs

Fri

Breakfast Club

Morning Club

Drawing Club

Board Games Club

Junior Wind Band

Gardening Club

Tennis*

Before School

Acrobatic Arts* Golf* During the school day

Innovation Club Junior Ensemble Reading Club

LAMDA*

BSL Club

Street Dance*

Chess Club*

Tennis*

Coding Club

Trading Cards Club

LAMDA*

Tennis* CM Sports* Cookery* Homework Club* CM Sports*

Forest School*

Homework Club*

Netball Skills

CM Sports*

Homework Club*

Tennis*

Judo*

After School Sports Club

CM Sports*

Photography Club*

Homework Club Mountain Bike*

Tennis*

PFC Football* Tennis* Tennis*

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Year 6 (Uppers) Mon

Tues

Weds

Breakfast Club

Thurs

Fri

Breakfast Club Before School

Breakfast Club Morning Club

Morning Club

Morning Club Sport Skills Club

Acrobatic Arts* Street Dance* Golf*

Drawing Club LAMDA*

During the school day

Innovation Club

BSL Club Board Games Club

Junior Wind Band Tennis*

Chess Club* Gardening Club

Junior Ensemble

LAMDA* Trading Cards Club

Coding Club Tennis*

Reading Club

Tennis*

LAMDA*

Tennis* CM Sports* Cookery*

Forest School*

CM Sports*

CM Sports* Flying Club*

CM Sports*

Homework Club*

Judo*

Netball Skills

Tennis*

Mountain Bike*

Homework Club* After School

CM Sports*

Sports Club

Homework Club*

Tennis* Photography Club* PFC Football* Tennis*

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Tennis*

Activity Details

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Activity Details After School Sports Club (Year 4-6) Sports club encourages teamwork, confidence, and enjoyment. Whether you’re learning new skills, trying out strategies, or playing friendly matches, it’s all about exploring different ways to move, think, and collaborate. Children support each other, stay active, and enjoy the fun of discovering what they can achieve together. Time: Monday 16.00-17.00 Location: Field Cost: Free

Acrobatic Arts (Year R - 6) Acro is a fusion of classic dance technique and acrobatics and focuses on building strength, flexibility and balance. It is the perfect course for any child that loves dance and gymnastics! Time: Monday (various times) Location: Dance Studio Cost: £9 per session

Ballet (Year R-1) Ballet is more than just dance, it’s a way to build strength, balance, and confidence while expressing yourself through beautiful movement. In Ballet Club, you’ll learn graceful steps, improve posture and flexibility, and have fun working together as a team. Whether you’ve danced before or are completely new, ballet is for everyone. Time: Tuesday 15.45-16.30 Location: Dance Studio Cost: £94

Board Games Club (Year 1-6) An opportunity to play a variety of games with children from various year groups. Time: Year 1-3: Tuesday Morning break 10.50-11.15 Year 4-6: Thursday Morning break 10.50-11.15 Location: Mr Ellis’s classroom Cost: Free

BSL Club (Year 4-6) BSL club is a welcoming space to learn and practise British Sign Language through hands-on activities and creative communication. Members explore new signs, play signing games, and build confidence expressing ideas in a visual, expressive way. It celebrates creativity, inclusion, and the power of connecting through a different language. Time: Friday Morning break 10.50-11.15 Location: Mr Ellis’s classroom Cost: Free

Chess Club (Year 3-6) Sharpen your strategy, build confidence, and enjoy the challenge of the game at Chess Club! Open to players of all experience levels, this club offers a fun and supportive environment to learn, practice, and improve. Sessions include guided instruction, tactics, gameplay, and opportunities to compete with friends while developing critical thinking, concentration, and sportsmanship. Sessions will be led by Don Seyfried who is a certified English Chess Federation and European Chess Union coach with 55 years of coaching experience, a former chess club champion, and a former chess league player for many years. His coaching strengthens problem‑solving, builds pattern recognition, and promotes pro‑social behaviour, helping children develop confidence, strategic awareness, and positive interaction with others. Time: Tuesday 12.30-13.15 Location: Mr Ellis’s classroom Cost: £10 per session

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Activity Details Coding (Year 1-6) The club develops key skills including logical thinking, problem-solving, resilience and collaboration, while encouraging creativity and experimentation in a safe digital environment. Activities are designed to support beginners while also offering extension opportunities for pupils with prior coding experience. Coding Club provides an accessible and enjoyable introduction to computer science, helping pupils build confidence in coding and digital literacy in preparation for future learning. Time: Year 1-3 Thursday 12.45-13.15 Year 4-6 Friday Lunchtime 12.45-13.15 Location: Year 1-3: Junior Library Year 4-6: ICT Room Cost: Free

Construction Club (Year 1-3) Get creative and build your ideas! In Construction Club, children will use LEGO and K'NEX to design, build and experiment with exciting creations. From imaginative models to challenging structures, this is the perfect club for budding builders, engineers and inventors! Time: Monday Lunchtime 12.45-13.15 Location: Mr Livingstone’s Classroom Cost: Free

Cookery (Year 1-8) Our Cookery Club offers students a fun and practical opportunity to develop confidence in the kitchen while learning valuable life skills. Through preparing and creating a range of dishes, students will build creativity, independence and an understanding of nutrition and food preparation. Sessions are led by Mrs Boyland, whose supportive and engaging approach encourages students of all abilities to enjoy cooking, develop new skills and gain confidence through hands-on experience. Time: Year 5-8 Tuesday 16.15-17.15 Year 1-4 Wednesday 16.15-17.00 Location: Mr Ellis’s classroom Cost: £13 a session

Drawing Club (Year 3-6) Develop your drawing skills and discover your creative potential! In Drawing Club, children will follow fun, online step-by-step guides to learn new techniques and create a range of exciting drawings. A great opportunity to build confidence, improve skills and enjoy being creative! Time: Wednesday Lunchtime 12.45-13.15 Location: Mrs Somerville’s Classroom Cost: Free

Flying Club (Year 6) Our Flying Club gives children an exciting introduction to the world of aviation! They’ll learn the fundamentals of how planes fly through engaging, age-appropriate theory sessions, then put their knowledge into practice using a flight simulator. It’s a fun, hands-on way to build confidence, curiosity, and problem-solving skills while inspiring a love of learning and exploration. Time: Monday 16.00-17.00 (Returning Pilots) Tuesday 16.00-17.00 (New Pilots) Location: ICT Room Cost: £33 per session

Forest School (Year 4-8) Our Forest School sessions provide students with the opportunity to explore, learn and develop through outdoor experiences in a natural environment. Activities encourage confidence, resilience, teamwork and problem-solving while fostering curiosity and a deeper connection with the natural world. Sessions are led by Mr Bullen, whose supportive and engaging approach helps students build practical skills, independence and a sense of adventure through hands-on outdoor learning. Time: Tuesday 16.00-17.30 Location: Dragon Woods Cost: £85 half term Contact: Bethan Jones (bethan.jones@ditchamparkenterprises.com )

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Activity Details Gardening Club (Year 4-6) Get ready to get your hands dirty! Gardening Club gives children the opportunity to explore the school grounds, learn about plants and nature, and develop practical gardening skills. From planting seeds and growing vegetables to caring for flowers and creating habitats for wildlife, children will enjoy getting outside, working together and watching their efforts grow. A fun, hands -on club for budding gardeners and nature enthusiasts! Time: Thursday 1245-1315 Location: Mrs Newton’s Patio Cost: Free

Golf (Year 1+) Golf coaching run by Nicholas Sharratt PGA Advanced professional with over 28 years coaching experience. Recently, Nicholas has developed his coaching knowledge and is now a Leadbetter Certified Junior Coach. This is a more holistic approach to the student learning journey. Junior Pupils are taught compression, swing pattern, club selection, basic etiquette, putting and short game and this develops as they move to Seniors where they begin to use video analysis, a more critical approach to developing the swing and understanding putting in various contexts. Time: Various Location: School fields Cost: £75 (Year 1&2) £100 (Year 3+)

Hand Bells (Year 3) A chance for the children to have fun playing tunes on the hand bells with opportunities to perform at various events throughout the year. They work as a group and develop skills following music and keeping in time. Time: Friday Lunchtime 12.45-13.15 Location Mrs Leighton’s Room Cost: Free

Innovation Club (Year 4-6) Can you solve everyday problems with an amazing new invention? In Innovation Club, children will be presented with real-life challenges and encouraged to think creatively, design innovative solutions and develop their very own inventions to solve them. Let your imagination lead the way! Time: Monday Morning break 10.50-11.15 Location: Mr Ellis’s classroom Cost: Free

Jigsaw Club (Year 1-3) Piece together the fun in Jigsaw Club! Children will enjoy completing a range of exciting and challenging jigsaws, developing their patience, concentration and problem-solving skills along the way. A calm and enjoyable club for puzzle lovers! Time: Tuesday Lunchtime 12.45-13.15 Location: Mrs Witte’s Classroom Cost: Free

Judo (Year 1+) Judo is a Martial Art and Olympic Sport that is provided in a supportive space to learn balance, discipline, and confidence. Sensei Paul Hamilton is a 3rd Dan and an approved provider of the British Judo Association. Students practice techniques safely, build strength, and develop focus while working with partners in a controlled, respectful environment. Children are examined termly gaining nationally recognised grades that lead to the coveted black belt. Many previous Ditcham Park students have trained hard to gain medals and become Hampshire Squad players. Time: Thursday 16.15-17.15 Location: MPBX Cost: £8 per session

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Activity Details Junior Ensemble (Invitation only) Junior Ensemble is a club giving children who learn an instrument the opportunity for children to come together and play as part of a large group of instrumentalists, all hopefully playing the same piece of music. This is the chance for woodwind, brass, strings and percussionists to come together and learn some music with the aim of performing at some key events during the year. It is also a chance to learn how to play in a group with the aim of improving reading, listening and technical skills on their instrument. Please contact Mrs Leighton if you are interested in joining the ensemble. Time: Friday Lunchtime 12.45-13.15 Location: Music Room Cost: Free

Junior Wind Band (Year 4-6) - Invitation Only Junior Wind Band is an instrumental group for pupils in Year 4–6, led by our woodwind teacher, Mrs Billington. It provides young wind players with the opportunity to perform as part of an ensemble, helping them to develop their music-reading, listening and instrumental skills in a fun, supportive and rewarding environment. To join this group, pupils must be receiving regular peripatetic instrumental lessons, either in school or privately outside school. Interested pupils should make themselves known to Mrs Billington or Mr Williamson. This ensemble is open to woodwind players who are keen to build their confidence and enjoy making music with others. Time: Wednesday Lunchtime 12.45-13.15 Location: Music Room Cost: Free

Keyboard Club (Year 3) Children are given the opportunity to begin to learn how to play the keyboard or to develop existing skills if they already learn the piano. Children work at their own pace and will learn how to position their hands correctly on the keyboard, to play in time with a backing track. They will also develop an understanding of note duration and where the notes sit on the musical stave. Time: Tuesday Lunchtime 12.45-13.15 Location: Mrs Leighton’s Room Cost: Free

KS1 Choir (Year 1-2) A wonderful opportunity for your child to explore their love of music, develop vocal skills, and enjoy singing with friends. Time: Tuesday Lunchtime 12.45-13.15 Location Mrs Leighton’s Room Cost: Free

Junior Choir (Year 3-6) Junior choir is a chance for the children to mix with different age groups and learn from each other. It gives the children chances to sing in unison and parts and offers opportunities for solos too. They sing different styles of music including songs from musicals, popular songs and hymns so there is something for everyone. Time: Monday 15.15-15.45 Location: South Downs Hall Cost: Free

LAMDA (Year 1+) From September, our LAMDA programme will have a new focus to previous years. In Years 1 and 2 children will explore a range of communication and performance skills under the LAMDA framework. They will not work towards a formal exam. Children in Years 3 to 6 will continue to learn in small groups, following the Verse and Prose syllabus, providing a supportive and enjoyable introduction to LAMDA exams. These group lessons will be 30 minutes long and will take place during break times on a set day of the week. Time: Various depending on Year group Location: Various Cost : Years 1-2 £7 per 20 minute session Years 3-6 £10.50 per 30 minute session

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Activity Details Mountain Bike Club (Year 3+) Riders learn general bike skills (braking, cornering) on the grass and also specific off-road techniques (step-ups and downs, rollers, berms, jumps, navigating roots) on our purpose-built skills trails. Weekend Adventure Rides – These 3 hours off road rides take place monthly during term time, in a variety of locations in the south downs area, some starting from Ditcham, others from Walderton, Kingley Vale and Stansted. We make good use of the excellent built trails and skills park at Queen Elizabeth Country Park. Time: Thursday 16.00-17.15 Location: Outdoor areas Cost: £60 per year

Netball Skills (Year 5&6) Develop your netball skills and become a more confident and effective player with Mrs VC! In this club, children will work on key skills including passing, catching, footwork, shooting and defending, while also developing their understanding of movement, positioning and game play. Through fun drills, challenges and small-sided games, children will improve their game awareness and learn how to make better decisions on court. Time: Tuesday 16.00-17.00 Location: Outdoor areas Cost: Free

PFC Football (Year 1+) Our Portsmouth City led football sessions provide children with the opportunity to develop their skills through expert coaching in a fun, inclusive and challenging environment. Sessions focus on improving technical ability, teamwork, confidence and game understanding while encouraging a lifelong enjoyment of sport. Delivered by qualified coaches from Portsmouth City in the Community. Time: Various Days 16.15-17.15 Location: Field / SDH Cost: £6 a session

Photography (Year 5+) Photography Club is a creative space where pupils can explore the art of capturing images using smartphones. Members learn practical skills such as framing, lighting, and editing, while developing their eye for detail and storytelling. Using smartphones makes photography more accessible, encouraging pupils to experiment and share their work instantly. The club promotes creativity, patience, and observation, while boosting digital skills that can be applied across many subjects. Time: Tuesday 16.00-17.30 Location: Senior Art Room Cost: £181.50 for the term

Pickleball (Year 1-3) Our Pickleball Club is a fun and energetic way for children to stay active while learning a fast-growing sport. Sessions focus on the basics of serving, rallying, and game play through engaging activities suitable for all abilities. Alongside developing coordination and confidence, children will build teamwork skills and enjoy plenty of friendly competition in a supportive, inclusive environment. Time: Wednesday 12.45-13.15 Location: Tennis courts Cost: Free

Plasticine Club (Year 1-3) Get creative and bring your imagination to life! In Plasticine Club, children can mould, shape and sculpt their own colourful creations using plasticine. From imaginative characters to exciting models, there are endless possibilities for young artists to explore and enjoy. Time: Friday Lunchtime 12.45-13.15 Location: Mrs Atkinson’s Classroom Cost: Free

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Activity Details Playball (Year 1-2) Our Playball sessions provide students with an active and engaging opportunity to develop confidence, coordination and a lifelong enjoyment of sport. Using a wide range of games and activities, students build fundamental movement skills, teamwork and resilience in a fun and supportive environment. Sessions are led by Lorna Keefe, Franchise Owner and coach, who has over 10 years of experience coaching children through the Playball ethos of using sport as a foundation to support every aspect of their development and growth. Time: Tuesday 16.00-17.00 Location: SDH Cost: £9 a session

Reading Club (Year 4-6) Discover new worlds, meet unforgettable characters and get lost in a great book! Reading Club is a chance for children to enjoy a range of exciting stories, share their thoughts and develop a love of reading in a fun and relaxed environment. Time: Monday Lunchtime 12.45-13.15 Location: Mrs Burgess’s Classroom Cost: Free

Street Dance (Nursery - Year 11) Street dance is a style of dance that started in America with funk and jazz dance. It encompasses a broad range of styles including popping, locking, breakdance and commercial dance. Our street dance classes encourage students to be creative and find their own voice within new and exciting choreography created by our principal teacher, Danni Lannoy. Time: Tuesdays at various depending on Year Group Location: Dance Studio Cost: £89/£94 (depending on class length)

Tennis (Year 1+) Receive coaching from James Vaughan - a Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) player, and performance coach with extensive playing and coaching experience. Children will be playing tennis, honing their skills and developing their technique in a fun way. Time: Various Location: Tennis Courts Cost: Various Contact: Bethan Jones (bethan.jones@ditchamparkenterprises.com )

Trading Cards Club (Year 3-6) Are you a fan of trading cards? Join us to collect, trade and chat about the latest and most popular cards, including Match Attax, Pokémon and other trending trading card games. A fun club for children to share their collections, discover new cards and enjoy the excitement of the trading card world! Time: Tuesday Lunchtime 12.45-13.15 Location: Mr Ainsworth’s Classroom Cost: Free

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LAMDA Lessons As our LAMDA programme continues to evolve, we are delighted to introduce a new team of highly experienced teachers from September. Angela Wood and Laura Davies will be leading LAMDA lessons from the start of the new academic year. Having worked together for over 15 years, Angela and Laura bring a wealth of professional experience in both performance and LAMDA coaching. They are excited to share their expertise with our pupils and very much look forward to delivering LAMDA lessons at Ditcham Park School.

From September, our LAMDA programme will place a greater emphasis on individual and paired tuition for older children, allowing lessons to be tailored more closely to each pupil's strengths, interests and goals. This personalised approach offers many benefits including: • Expanding vocabulary, developing conversational skills and learning how to memorise texts. • Focused coaching and feedback to help pupils reach their full potential. • Increased opportunities to develop performance and communication skills. • Excellent preparation for LAMDA examinations

Years 1 and 2 Prep and Pre Prep will also learn in small groups but will not work towards a formal exam. Pupils will explore a range of communication and performance skills under the LAMDA framework. These group lessons will be 20 minutes long and will take place during break time on a set day of the week.

Years 3 to 6 Pupils in the Junior years will continue to learn in small groups, following the Verse and Prose syllabus, providing a supportive and enjoyable introduction to LAMDA exams. These group lessons will be 30 minutes long and will take place on a set day of the week. Although the Juniors children will be taught in groups, they will be examined individually and their qualification will reflect this.

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Peripatetic Music Lessons At Ditcham Park, we offer individual paid music lessons with experienced and specialist music teachers. Lessons take place on a rotating timetable during the school day, allowing pupils to develop their musical skills alongside their academic studies. Individual tuition is currently available in:

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Woodwind Brass Violin Piano Singing Drums Guitar – acoustic, electric and bass

Individual music tuition provides pupils with the opportunity to develop their musical ability, confidence and performance skills, while working towards their own personal goals. Whether they are taking their first steps in music or looking to further develop an existing passion, our specialist teachers provide tailored tuition to support each pupil's progress. To apply for lessons, please contact the School Office and complete the Peripatetic Music Lesson Application Form, available on the school website here. Lesson fees vary depending on the teacher and instrument. Please note that one full term's notice is required to discontinue lessons. Music is for everyone. We encourage all pupils to get involved and take advantage of the wide range of musical opportunities available across the school. From ensembles and performances to individual tuition and musical events, there are many ways for pupils to discover, develop and share their passion for music. Find out more about our musical opportunities overleaf

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Musical Events

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Wrap-Around Care

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Wrap Around Care Breakfast Club (All Years) Breakfast Club is open to pupils from all year groups between 07.30-08.00, offering a range of cereal, fresh fruit, yoghurt, and fruit juices. Time: 07.30-08.25 Location: Large Hall Cost: £8.50 per session No additional charge for siblings Booking: No pre-booking required

Morning Club (All Years) An opportunity to drop your child off before the classrooms open. Children can enjoy a variety of games and activities to keep them entertained before they are taken to their classroom to start the day. Time: 08.00-08.25 Location: Large Hall Cost: £3.96 per session No additional charge for siblings Booking: No pre-booking required

CM Sports (Year R-6) Our afterschool care provision is run by CM Sports. They provide activities that focus around a daily theme, alongside regular opportunities to play fun games, complete puzzles, challenge friends at board games, enjoy outdoor activities and much more. A High Tea is served at 17.30. and consists of a sandwich, crisps, snack and a drink. Time: 16.00-18.00 Location: Small Hall and Field (when weather allows) Cost: 16.00-17.00: £8 17.00-18.00: £8 16.00-18.00: £15 High Tea: £3.40 (charged to the end of term bill not paid to CM Sports) Booking: here Contact: Harrison Dunks (Area Manager) info@cm-sports.co.uk

Homework Club (Years 5+) A homework club is available in the Large Hall between 16.00-18.00, giving pupils the opportunity to complete homework under qualified teacher supervision. A snack is provided in session 1, and a high tea is provided during session 2. For session 2 and the full session booking is required by 12.00 on the day to ensure all pupils are catered for. Time /Cost - Session 1 only 16.00-1700: £6.48 (includes a snack) Session 2 only 17.00-18:00 including high tea: £8.64 Full session 16.00-18.00 including snack and high tea: £12.96 No additional charge for siblings Location: Large Hall Booking: https://asc.ditchampark.com/account/login

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