An extended school is one that provides a range of activities and services, often beyond the school day, to help meet the needs of its pupils, their families and the wider community.

An extended school works with the local authority, local providers and other schools to provide access to a core offer of integrated services.

Aldwyn offers:

• a varied range of activities including (study support, play / recreation, sport, music, arts and crafts and other special interest clubs and volunteering), in a safe place, combined with childcare in primary schools.
• parenting and family support.
• swift and easy access to targeted and specialist services.
• community access to facilities including adult and family learning, ICT and sports grounds.

School works closely with parents, children and others to shape these activities around the needs of their community and may choose to provide extra services in response to demand.  These will often be provided beyond the school day but not necessarily by teachers or on the school site.

There is evidence that extended services can help to:

• improve pupil attainment, self-confidence, motivation and attendance;
• reduce exclusion rates;
• better enable teachers to focus on teaching and learning;
• enhance children's and families access to services.

Breakfast Club

The Breakfast Club provides a safe and stimulating environment for your child between the hours of 8.00am and 8.50am.

We offer a range of cereals, wholemeal toast, crumpets, water, milk and a selection of fruits.  Children attending the Breakfast Club also have access to a range of physically and mentally stimulating activities along with a selection of play equipment.  There are social benefits as your child has the opportunity to mix with other children from differing age groups.

For more information about Breakfast Club speak to one of the Breakfast or After School Club staff.  You can ask for a welcome pack or download the relevant forms.

Breakfast Club Prices

1 Child - £4.00

2 Children - £7.00

After School Club

The After School Club provides high quality childcare at the end of the school day from 3.15pm - 5.30pm for children aged 4-11.  There are 2 sessions one that runs from 3.15pm - 4.15pm (early session) 3.15pm - 5.30pm (late session).

A safe secure environment where children are cared for by qualified staff that have experience in providing play activities for young children.  We provide a wide range of activities to meet the needs of individual children that include crafts, sports, table top activities and outdoor play.  Children can access the ICT suite, musical instruments and a range of toys, games and play equipment.

Drinks and snacks are provided in line with the schools healthy eating policy.

For more information about After School Club speak to Miss Brocklehurst or Miss Scaife or one of the Breakfast or After School Club staff.  You can ask for a welcome pack or download the relevant forms.

Children must be collected from After School Club at or before the time stated on the booking form otherwise you will be subject to further charges.

When registering, you will need to complete a Fee Agreement Form.  Fees can be paid weekly or monthly in advance.  Failure to pay these fees as agreed will result in your child not being accepted into the clubs until all outstanding fees have been paid.

After School Club Times

3.15pm to 4.15pm Early Session

3.15pm - 5.30pm Late Session

After School Club Prices

Early Session

1 Child  - £5.00

2 Children - £9.00

Late Session

1 Child  - £8.00

2 Children - £15.00

Staff

Breakfast Club:

• Julie Abram
• Sue Corbett
• Debbie Heeds

After School Club

• Donna Brocklehurst
• Julie Abram
• Sue Corbett
• Lewis Gibbons
• Claire Leonard
• Nichola Ravenscroft
• Chloe Scaife

Club Managers

• Donna Brocklehurst
• Chloe Scaife