We are proud to offer a broad range of extra-curricular activities every day (before, during and after school).We have been awarded the Sainsburys Gold Kite mark for our games provision. 

Our clubs and sports provide many benefits for our children including developing social skills, building positive relationships, raising self-esteem and helping to build confidence. 

The clubs we offer are extensive and include; Multi-Sports, Cricket, Football, Choir, Running club and Homework club. We also have Hampshire Music company come in to teach individual music lessons and have IRock visit every week. Most recently we have had Chess Club, Art club and Gardening club too!

Once SATs week is over, the Year 6 children have to opportunity to take part in running club every Wednesday with Mrs Manston. They run 3k around the local area and come back to a lovely breakfast!

Many of our sporting teams take part in local competitions and fixtures.

We have a great history of success with our teams. 

Autumn Term Clubs 2025

IROCK

Every week IROCK band coaches visit our school to lead a 30 minute music session teaching the children contemporary music. Children can learn guitar, drums, keys and signing as part of a band. Rehearsals are always fun and an exciting highlight of the school week. Through consistent band practice, the children develop real-life skills including collaboration, listening, patience, teamwork and initiative. They then perform in a concert at the end of each term. There is an additional charge for these lessons. Please speak to the school office to find out more.

About | iRock Rock and Pop Band Lessons

Choir

Our School Choir is enormously popular and has members from across the school. The children are led by Miss Jones and they meet every week to enjoy singing a range of songs that are then performed at different points of the year. The highlight is when our Choir travel to London every year to sing at the Young Voices event at the O2.

Daily Mile

All our children are encouraged to run for 15 minutes a day as part of a challenge called the 'Daily Mile'. There are huge health and well-being benefits to children exercising regularly outside in the fresh air. On one day a week each year group is given additional time after the morning break to run laps around the outside of our large playground. The laps are then recorded and prizes are awarded at the end of the term for children with the most laps or for those who have improved.

We also have a special end of term fun run around the outside of the Wootey campus.

Here is our Santa fun run at Christmas.