At St Nicholas, we are very lucky to offer a range of clubs and activities that give children opportunities to try something new, develop their interests and enjoy experiences beyond the classroom.
Our extra-curricular clubs are led by members of our school team who generously give their time, as well as specialist coaches who bring additional skills and expertise into school. The clubs available change throughout the year, with a new offer usually available each half term.
At the beginning of each half term, families will receive information about the clubs available and how children can request a place. Our clubs are very popular, and while places may be limited, our aim is to ensure that every child who would like to take part has the opportunity to access a club during the year.
Alongside our extra-curricular offer, children may also be invited to take part in additional learning and booster sessions after school. We also support sacramental preparation on behalf of the Parish of Blessed Edmund Sykes.
All after-school clubs will finish at 4.30pm, and you can pick up your child from the school playground.
There are limited spaces available for each club. Names will be picked at random and you will receive a text to confirm if your child has a space.
Late Collection from After-School Clubs
As a reminder, our late collection procedure for school clubs is as follows:
We appreciate that unexpected circumstances can sometimes arise; however, staff running clubs have commitments after the club finishes, so it is important that children are collected on time.
Please also remember that the school car park is for staff only and should not be used when dropping off or collecting children from clubs.
We also provide wraparound care for families through our Breakfast Club before school and The Hive After School Club at the end of the school day.
Both Breakfast Club and The Hive are paid services. For current information about times, availability, prices or booking arrangements, please contact the school office, who will be happy to help.
Families joining St Nicholas in Reception will receive further information about our wraparound care as part of the transition process. At your first parent meeting during Reception transition, you will receive a letter explaining Breakfast Club and The Hive, including how they operate and how to access the provision.