School Clubs

AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS and BREAKFAST CLUBS SPRING 2025

AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS - Please note that After School Clubs DO NOT START until Monday 13th January (note application will go out on our return from the Christmas Break) Please look out for the published form in the new year and then your confirmation of allocated clubs will be sent to you via a letter after all clubs have been allocated.

BREAKFAST CLUB - Breakfast Club will resume on the Tuesday 7th January on the children's return after the Christmas Break.

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)

'Grow Outside'

We have been invited to join 'Grow Outside' a local organisation for encouraging children to Grow and Sow, at Infinite Wellbeing this Saturday 1st June, between 9.30am-1.30pm. They are helping Infinite to establish a 'Community Growing Space' at the front of the Infinite building (where all the community can help to tend and harvest the 'fruits of their labours'!). Mrs Hollingsworth and Mrs Littlewood (and when she can get away from the Community Fair Mrs Moncrieff!) will be helping during the morning session. Please feel free to come and join in the fun and to be part of this wonderful community project. It would be helpful if you could message us to say if you are able to come (or not) so we have a guide on numbers attending😀 to find out more: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/QqRB6ZpDXWw9K7EL/?mibextid=WC7FNe

HUMANITIES DAY

The children enjoyed the first part of their two day humanities experience. Thank you to all those who have helped support this opportunity by sending in £3.50 towards the cost (this does mean we can look to put future events on for the children). We do ask that if you haven't done so yet but would like to make your contribution these are the bank details (you can pay on card at the office too) Mundy C of E Junior School, Sort Code: 30:90:90, Account number: 42424068

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