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INFINITE WELLBEING HOLIDAY CLUBS HOLIDAY CLUBS FOR THE EASTER BREAK

A MESSAGE FROM INFINITE WELLBEING ABOUT HAF HOLIDAY CLUBS............ During school holidays, we run our Ofsted Registered Holiday Club, which is open 8-6 Monday to Friday. Our Holiday Club runs alongside Holiday Activity & Food Programme (HAF). The purpose of HAF is to provide enrichment activities, physical activities, nutritional education, and food provision for children in the community. The children often make their own lunch as well as having access to healthy drinks and snacks. Our enrichment activities can include body percussion and singing sessions, craft activities, wellbeing sessions, team building activities and much more. Our physical activities vary from using our fine motor skills to dice, slice, mix and mash our ingredients for lunch, group skipping, ball games, parachute, giant Dobble, races at the park, playdough creations, and much more. We have a different theme each day and spend time learning about the importance of a healthy lifestyle. We learn important nutritional information such as how much sugar is in different drinks, the importance of keeping hydrated, understanding food groups and recognising healthy portion sizes. We have great fun exploring food, trying new things and even taking part in food related science experiments. No matter what the activities are, the children and grown-ups have an absolute blast and we look forward to school holidays so much! To apply please see: Childcare | Infinite Wellbeing or use the QR code above.

AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS FEBRUARY 2026

Just to let you know there are a few places left on the following clubs:

Monday - Book Club (Y5/6),
Tuesday - ECO Club (Y5/6),
Wednesday - Faith Explorers (all years)
Thursday - Indoor Nets (Y5/6).

If your child would like a place please message us on Weduc. Many thanks.

SPRING TERM 2 AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS RUNNING FROM: MONDAY 23rd FEBRURARY - FRIDAY 27th MARCH PLEASE NOTE: (NO CLUBS ON THE FOLLOWING DATE: MONDAY 16TH MARCH DUE TO INSET)

Clubs run: 3.30-4.30PM (all children MUST be picked up by a responsible adult)
£10 subs payable per club on application EVERY HALF TERM PLEASE . (FSM children exempt from charge, HOWEVER, should your child discontinue once place offered a charge of £10 will be levied.
Payment can be made via: cash, cheque (made payable to: Mundy C of E Junior School) or BACs transfer (Mundy C of E Junior School, Sort Code: 30:90:90 Account: 42424068) please mark your payment with your child’s name and ‘AFSC’).
We will let you know which clubs your child has been allocated.
Children will receive a small snack and drink before their After School Club session.
Please note that children will change into PE kits before their AFSC session if it is NOT their PE day.
A commitment to attending is important to the facilitator (and your child), if your child cannot attend or attends infrequently the place will be offered to the next child on the waiting list and a charge of £10 (including FSM) . Please also note that if your child cannot attend for a session, please ring or message the school to let us know.
Clubs are £10 per club for the half term
The clubs running this term are as follows:
MONDAY Book Club - Y5/6
MONDAY Winter Olympics - Y3/4
MONDAY Home Learning -All Years
TUESDAY Indoor Nets Games Y3/4
TUESDAY Art Club - All Years
TUESDAY ECO Club - Y5/6
WEDNESDAY Winter Olympics Y5/6
WEDNESDAY Make Do and Mend - Y3/4
WEDNESDAY Faith Explorers - All Years
THURSDAY Indoor Nets Games - Y5/6
THURSDAY Let's Get Cooking - Y3/4
THURSDAY Y6 SATs Homework Club
FRIDAY Dance Fit -All Years

BREAKFAST CLUB REMINDER

Just a reminder for those who are booked in on our Breakfast Club:

The Breakfast Club window for entry is:7:30–8:00am.
To ensure the safety of your child, you must hand them directly to a member of staff on arrival.
Please ring the bell on arrival and wait for assistance.
Please pre-book your child in on allocated days and let us know if they can’t attend.
For changes to arrangements email breakfastclub@mundy.derbyshire.sch.uk (not for bookings).
Cost: £10/week (£2/day), paid in advance via bank transfer. Free School Meals terms apply.
School number: 01773 713427.

BOOK CLUB VISIT TO HEANOR LIBRARY - MONDAY 13TH OCTOBER 2025

As part of our After School Book Club, we like to make use of the other literature venues we have in our community, we are visiting Heanor Library for our session on Monday 13th October. Children are to be picked up from the Library at 4.30pm (please feel free to enjoy the library with your child after our session finishes). If you would like your child (or indeed yourself) to join the library please join using the following link: Join the Library - Derbyshire

AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS and BREAKFAST CLUBS JULY 2025

AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS - Please note that After School Clubs complete on Tuesday 15th July and will not resume until the 15th September. There will be an increase to £10 per half term for each club. Usual FSM support applies - if you want to check on your eligibility for FSM please use the following checker: Free school meals and Pupil Premium funding - Derbyshire County Council

BREAKFAST CLUB - Breakfast Club continues until the end of term and will resume on the Monday 8th September on the children's return after the Summer Break. To book on please apply through the form section on Weduc but if you are a new starter or you have a message for us please email: breakfastclub@mundy.derbyshire.sch.uk

Usual FSM support applies - if you want to check on your eligibility for FSM please use the following checker: Free school meals and Pupil Premium funding - Derbyshire County Council

FLOURISH AND NOURISH!

Thursday 28th November - 4.30pm to 6pm in our school hall.

We are so excited about our involvement in the Flourish Project! Next Thursday 28th November (4.30pm to 6pm) we are hosting our first event.

We welcome EVERYONE to join us.

During this evening, following our Faith Explorers Club (a group of Y5/6 children), they will be supporting some activities in our school hall all about Christian life. The project is simply a way to bring our school, our church and our community together.
Don’t worry, this evening is meant to be informal, relaxing and open to all.

During this evening we also wish to provide all who attend with a lovely hot meal (including a pudding), alongside some tea, coffees and drinks as we take part.

There is no charge to attend the event at all (meal included) – we just really want to see you there (all the family are welcome).
If you do have any questions about this evening please do not hesitate to contact us.
If you do know you are attending (for food numbers), it would be incredibly helpful to know at your earliest convenience.

Many thanks all and we hope to see you at 4.30pm on Thursday evening.

"Let love and kindness be the motivation behind all that you do!" (1 Corinthians 16:14)

Our Mundy Junior School Clubs

Breakfast Club

UPDATE - we need to inform you that our Breakfast Club is full throughout the week (if you have already booked with the school office then your child has secured a place). We will let you know when there are any vacancies. Please see the office if you need any further information or assistance.

We provide a FREE Breakfast Club - Monday to Friday starting at 7.30am until the school day begins. We ask that parents use our Weduc system to book their child onto their selected days.

Intent:

Provides a valuable service to children and parents
Ensures Children are well fed and ready to learn for the day ahead
Fosters healthy eating habits and social dining experiences
Develops social skills/Independence around mealtimes
Provides a safe/fun environment & a calm space for children to regulate their emotions
Gives children a chance to try a variety of healthy foods

Implementation

Staffed by adults who are familiar to the children
Takes place within the school setting
Fully funded by school for all children

Impact

Children function better in terms of behaviour/being able to concentrate
Peace of mind for parents knowing children are being cared for in an already familiar environment
Supporting families in a climate of busy work/school balance and rising costs of living
Helps foster a positive relationship between parents and school