At St. Luke’s we run enrichment clubs on a Thursday afternoon as part of learning time. The ​aim of the clubs is to introduce the children to a wide range of activities that perhaps they may ​not have a chance to experience otherwise. They are cross key stage to enable our older ​children to develop the empathy and necessary skills to support the younger children, and ​similarly, for our EYFS and KS1 children to learn from their older peers.

The clubs will have a focus on developing executive functioning skills, social capital and life ​skills as well as connecting in to the National Curriculum where appropriate.

The children choose three clubs from those that are available and are allocated one from their ​choices. They attend three clubs per year. The children have chosen from 34 clubs so far this ​year.

Examples of the clubs we have run are;

• Forest Schools
  
• Gardening
• Exploring Science
• Relaxation Station (Yoga and mindfulness)
• Creative Books (responding to texts in a creative way)
• Creative Writing
• Photography
• Sewing
• Crochet
• Exploring Art
• Drama (including Comedie Del Arte)
• Orchestra
• Rugby
• Ultimate Frisbee
• Circuit training and fitness
• Baking
• Vintage Games
• Nature Detectives
• Cheerleading
• Latin and Line Dancing
• Woodcraft
• Karaoke
• Change Makers Club (giving back to our local community)
• Animation