Habs Girls Junior School - Year 3 Co-curricular provision

Page 1


Junior

School Year 3 Co-curricular provision

Spring Term 2026

Introduction

In the Junior School, our co-curricular programme is designed to offer pupils the opportunity to experience a wide range of activities that complement the curriculum and encompass our values.

Each girl will have a unique co-curricular experience and, over the course of a year, is encouraged to develop and pursue existing skills and interests alongside trying new activities. Everyone will engage with the lunchtime co-curricular programme and is also invited to select activities from the wraparound provision.

Sessions are led by members of our teaching community as well as specialist coaches and external providers. Selected activities are run in collaboration with Haberdashers’ Boys’ School.

Co-curricular activities fall into four categories and over the course of any academic year, students should aim to take part in at least one activity from each:

Wraparound co-curricular key information

Register of Interest

Registering interest in wraparound co-curricular activities will now be done on SOCS. Please see the guide at the end of this booklet.

Please take time to review the activities on offer with your child and express your interest on SOCS for the relevant activities by 5pm on Tuesday 9 December.

Please note that by selecting an activity you are expressing interest. This does not guarantee your daughter a space if the maximum number of students is reached.

Allocation of wraparound co-curricular activities

Where an activity builds upon skills and learning from previous terms, priority will be given to those pupils already attending. If an activity has not reached its maximum capacity, places will be offered first to any pupils who were unsuccessful in gaining a place the previous term. Any remaining places will be allocated randomly to pupils who have registered interest.

Whilst every effort is made to allocate pupils the activities they have expressed interest in, there may be instances where an activity is oversubscribed. When this occurs, a waiting list will be created, and you will be contacted should a space become available.

After 5pm on Tuesday 9 December, you will no longer be able to register your interest for wraparound activities on SOCS.

Should there be any remaining spaces, this will be communicated on the Habs Parent App with details of how to sign up.

You will be notified if your daughter is unsuccessful in securing a place for the activities that you have selected by Wednesday 17 December at 5pm.

Attendance

All students are expected to attend their allocated activities for the duration of the term.

If there is a known reason that they cannot attend, they must endeavour to let the teacher running the session know ahead of the session so this can be marked in the register.

Where there is a cost per session, this will be shown in the specific activity details contained within this booklet. All charges will made through Evolve Pay. Chargeable activities

Cancellation of wraparound activities

Where these are known, any dates that activities will not be running will be communicated within this booklet.

Where possible, if the teacher is unable to lead their activity, it will be run by another member of staff. There may be occasions where an activity needs to be cancelled at short notice. Parents will be advised by email with 24 hours advance notice and by phone call if it is less than 24 hours.

Drop off – before school activities

Many morning activities begin before there is playground supervision and so pupils must remain accompanied until the start time, when they will be met by the adult leading the activity. Alternatively, they may attend breakfast club from 7:30am, which must be prebooked and is chargeable.

Collection – after-school activities

For all activities taking place at Habs Girls, pupils should be met in the Junior School playground at the end of their after-school activities. For all activities taking place at Habs Boys, pupils should be met at the Boys’ Prep School Reception unless stated otherwise.

As after-school care is now run by an external provider at the Boys' Prep Hall, any pupils who are not pre-booked into after-school care will not be able to attend due to insurance restrictions. Girls who are not collected at the end of their club will wait at the Junior School reception. If a child is consistently collected late, they may no longer be able to participate in the activity.

After-school care

Children in Year 1 and Year 2 who are using the 4.15pm coach service will be collected from after-school care and escorted to the coach park or Pre-Prep School. Pupils in these year groups will not be able to attend an after-school club and also travel on the 4:15pm coach.

Key Stage 2 pupils attending afterschool care or using the late coach may make their own way there unaccompanied.

Lunchtime co-curricular key information

Allocation of lunchtime activities

Unless an activity is indicated to be invite only, places will be allocated randomly. Whilst every effort is made to allocate students their preferred activities, there may be instances where an activity is oversubscribed. When this occurs, selection for the activity will be at random and every effort will be made to offer a similar activity the following term, where those who missed out will be prioritised during the allocation process.

Once selected, pupils can view their lunchtime co-curricular choices using SOCS.

allocated activities for the duration of the

endeavour to let the teacher running the session know. Where possible, if the teacher is unable to attend their activity, it will be run by another member of staff.

Year 3 Overview

For Spring Term 2026, the following activities are on offer for Year 3:

Y3 – Y6 JUNIOR CHOIR Y3 – Y6 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS QUIZ CLUB

Y3 – Y6 LACROSSE Y3 – Y6 OPEN CRICKET

Y3AND Y4 STORYTELLING

Y3AND Y4 FOOTBALL SQUAD Y3AND Y4 TOUCH TYPING Y3 - Y6 GYM SQUAD** Y3 - Y6 RECORDER ROCKSTARS Y3 – Y6 GUITAR ENSEMBLE

Y3AND Y4 OPEN GYM Y3AND Y4 JOINT CHOIR**

Y3 - Y6 BRASS ENSEMBLE

Y3 – Y6 FUNKY FLUTES Y3 – Y6 TOUCH RUGBY Y3 – Y6 OPTICAL ART

Y3 – Y6 TASKMASTERS Y3AND Y4 BOARD GAMES

Y2AND Y3 QUILLING

Y1 – Y6 BRITISH SIGN LANGUAGE

Y3 – Y6 DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS

Y3 – Y6 GOLDEN BONES Y3AND Y4 CRAFT CLUB

Y3 &

Key

**indicatesthatanactivityisinviteonly (followingtrials/auditions)

*indicatesthatanactivityisjointwithHabsBoys

Keyinformationandspecificactivitydetailsare containedwithinthisbooklet.

All Year 3 students will take part in two or three lunchtime co-curricular activities.

Student Voice and Eco Council meetings will be held on Wednesday.

Year 3 Overview (continued)

For Spring Term 2025, the following activities are on offer for Year 3:

WRAPAROUND CO-CURRICULAR – YEAR 3

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

Y3AND Y4 KARATE Y3 - Y6 BALLET* MORNING CHESS Y3AND Y4 MAD SCIENCE Y3- Y6 BASKETBALL

Y3 - Y6 ROBOTICSENGINEERING AND TECH * Y3 - Y6 GYM SQUAD** Y3 - Y6 ART MORNING LAMDA

Y3 - Y6 SHOWSTOPPERS

Y3 – Y6 JOINT TABLE TENNIS SQUAD** Y3 - Y6 MANDARIN* Y3 – Y6 STREET DANCE

Key

**indicatesthatanactivityisinviteonly (followingtrials/auditions)

*indicatesthatanactivityisjointwithHabsBoys

Keyinformationandspecificactivitydetailsare containedwithinthisbooklet.

All Year 3 students will take part in two or three lunchtime co-curricular activities.

Student Voice meetings will be held on Wednesday and Eco Council meetings will take place on Monday.

LAMDA
LAMDA

Lunchtime Co-curricular

Monday

Day: Monday

Venue: Sime Hall

Time: 12:40 – 13:10

Y3 – Y6 JUNIOR CHOIR

Led by: Mr Woodward & Miss Rockley Max cap: n/a

Cost: n/a

Clothing/special equipment: Music (as required)

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Do you love to sing? Want to be a part of an amazing choir? Come and join Key Stage 2 Choir! We will be singing a range of songs, from your favourite musicals to classic hymns, all while having a lot of fun. We perform in concerts through the year so come and get involved!

Y3 AND Y4 FOOTBALL SQUAD

Day: Monday

Venue: Field

Time: 12:40 – 13:10

Led by: Miss McFadzean Max cap: 25

Cost: n/a

Clothing/special equipment: PE kit, water bottle

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Spend your lunchtime developing your game as part of the football squad. Sessions focus on refining key skills such as control, passing, positioning and decision making, along with plenty of small sided match play. It’s a great chance to sharpen your technique, build teamwork and stay active with others who are committed to improving their football. A focused but enjoyable way to continue growing as a player.

Y3 AND Y4 OPEN GYM

Venue: Junior Gym Led by: Ms Burman Max cap: 25

Day: Monday

Time: 12:40 – 13:10

Cost: n/a

Clothing/special equipment: Leotard or gym kit, water bottle

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Do you love gymnastics? At Open Gym you can learn a wide range of skills, from rolls and jumps to cartwheels and balances. Each week you’ll build strength, flexibility and confidence while creating your own routines and having fun with friends. Perfect for anyone who enjoys moving, stretching and trying new challenges.

Lunchtime Co-curricular (continued)

Monday (continued)

Y3 – Y6 TASKMASTERS

Day: Monday

Venue: 4RS

Time: 12:40 – 13:10

Clothing/special equipment: none

Led by: Mr Vandewalle Max cap: n/a

Cost: n/a

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Think fast, get creative and work as a team in Taskmaster Club! Inspired by the hit show, each week you’ll take on exciting challenges that test problem solving, communication, imagination and resilience. From clever puzzles to quirky tasks, you’ll discover new ways to think outside the box and use your skills in surprising ways. Perfect for anyone who loves a challenge, enjoys teamwork and isn’t afraid to get a little silly while learning along the way.

Y3 – Y6

Venue: Music School

Day: Monday

Time: 12:40 – 13:10

FUNKY FLUTES

Led by: Mrs Core Max cap: n/a

Cost: n/a

Clothing/special equipment: instrument and music (as required)

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: A flute group open to all Junior school flute players who are about grade one standard and above. Please come and join us on Monday lunchtimes for some fantastic music making. We will perform in concerts throughout the year. It will be a great introduction to playing in a flute choir.

Lunchtime Co-curricular (continued)

Tuesday

Day: Tuesday

Venue: Fields

Time: 12:40 – 13:10

Y3 – Y6 TOUCH RUGBY

Led by: Miss McFadzean and Miss McDonald Max

Clothing/special equipment: Trainers, water bottle

n/a

n/a Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Experience the thrill of touch rugby! Each week you’ll learn how to pass, dodge and work as a team while developing speed, agility and quick decision making. With fast movement, plenty of ballhandling practice and lots of game play, you’ll build confidence and enjoy the excitement of this dynamic, no-contact sport. A great choice for anyone who loves being active, learning new skills and playing together.

Y3 – Y6 NATIONAL QUIZ CHAMPIONSHIPS CLUB

Venue: 4MC

Day: Tuesday

Time: 12:40 – 13:10

Clothing/special equipment: none

Led by: Mrs Brown Max

n/a

n/a

Description: Do you enjoy testing your knowledge and tackling new challenges? In Quiz Club, you’ll take part in fast-paced quizzes on general knowledge, maths and science, all hosted live by a Quizmaster. Each week you’ll build confidence, practise teamwork and sharpen your problem-solving skills while competing alongside children from schools across the country. With regular practice, we hope to enter the national championships and give you the chance to take your skills even further!

Y3 AND Y4 JOINT CHOIR**

Venue: Prep Music School

Day: Tuesday

Time: 12:40 – 13:10

Clothing/special equipment: none

Led by: Mr Woodward and Mrs Gozzard

n/a

n/a

Description: With auditions complete and our group formed, Term Two is all about developing our sound as a united ensemble. We’ll be learning a fresh selection of songs, exploring harmony, and building the confidence needed to perform together. Rehearsals will focus on blend, musicality and teamwork, giving every member the chance to grow and contribute to the choir’s overall performance. It’s a lively, enjoyable term where singers deepen their skills, support one another and prepare for exciting opportunities ahead.

cap:
cap: n/a

Lunchtime Co-curricular (continued)

Tuesday

Day: Tuesday

Y3 AND Y4 TOUCH TYPING

Venue: Computing Room Led by: Mrs Summers Max cap: n/a

Time: 12:40 – 13:10

Clothing/special equipment: none

Cost: none

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Join us for Touch Typing, where you’ll learn to type accurately and confidently without looking at the keyboard. Through fun exercises and steady practice, you’ll develop speed, rhythm and good hand positioning. Each session builds on the last, helping you form habits that make writing on a computer quicker and easier. Ideal for pupils who want to boost their digital skills and feel more comfortable using technology.

Y3 AND Y4 GAMES

Day: Tuesday

Venue: 5AC

Time: 12:40 – 13:10

Clothing/special equipment: none

Led by: Mrs Collins Max cap: n/a

Cost: none

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Step into a world of strategy, logic and friendly competition in our Board Games and Puzzles Club. From classic favourites to tricky brainteasers, each session offers something different to try. Work together, think ahead and enjoy the challenge as you solve problems and discover new games.

Lunchtime Co-curricular (continued)

Wednesday

Day: Wednesday

Y3 – Y6 BRASS ENSEMBLE

Venue: Music School

Time: 12:40 – 13:10

Led by: Mr Thomas Max cap: n/a

Cost: n/a

Clothing/special equipment: instrument and music (as required)

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Calling all aspiring brass musicians and enthusiasts We play a range of fun music and prepare for a variety of events that take place throughout the year, including the Junior Carol Service and Summer Concert.

Please note: being able to read and play a minimum of 5 notes is highly recommended.

Y2 AND Y3 QUILLING

Day: Wednesday

Venue: 4ST

Time: 12:40 – 13:10

Clothing/special equipment: None

Led by: Ms Tersigni Max cap: n/a

Cost: n/a

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Are you interested in paper art? Yes? Then why not come and unwind at lunchtime at quilling club. What is Quilling? I hear some of you cry. Quilling is a paper artform that dates back hundreds of years. It is the art of winding and coiling strips of paper to form beautiful designs. Using thin strips of paper, you wind and roll and form different shapes with them.  You then take these little shapes and glue them together to create awesome quilled masterpieces.

Y3 – Y6 OPTICAL ART

Day: Wednesday

Venue: 6LD

Time: 12:40 – 13:10

Clothing/special equipment: None

Led by: Miss Denny Max cap: n/a

Cost: n/a

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Explore the world of Optical Art and discover how shapes, lines and colour can play tricks on the eye. In this creative club, you’ll experiment with patterns, illusions and bold designs that appear to move, bend or pop right off the page. Each week brings a new technique to try, helping you build confidence while creating striking artwork with a wow factor. Perfect for pupils who enjoy experimenting and want to see art in a whole new way.

Lunchtime Co-curricular (continued)

Wednesday (continued)

Day: Wednesday

Time: 12:40 – 13:10

Clothing/special equipment: None

Cost: n/a

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Step into the world of British Sign Language in BSL Club! Each week we’ll learn signs, practice conversations and explore how to communicate in a whole new way. From fingerspelling your name to sharing everyday phrases, you’ll discover the power of expressing yourself without words. Whether you’re curious to try something different, eager to connect with others or just love learning new skills, BSL Club is a fantastic journey into language and communication.

Venue: 1 Bobbins
Led by: Mrs Cotsen Max cap: 22

Lunchtime Co-curricular (continued)

Wednesday

Day: Wednesday

Venue: Fields

Y3 – Y6 LACROSSE

Led by: Junior PE Max cap: n/a

Time: 12:40 – 13:10 Cost: n/a

Clothing/special equipment: Trainers, water bottle

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Discover the fast-paced excitement of Lacrosse! Each week you’ll learn how to pass, catch and shoot using a lacrosse stick while building agility, speed and teamwork. With plenty of action and opportunities to practice new skills, you’ll quickly grow in confidence and enjoy the thrill of this energetic team sport. Perfect for anyone who loves to stay active, try something new and play together.

Y3 – Y6 DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS

Day: Wednesday

Venue: 3AM

Time: 12:40 – 13:10

Clothing/special equipment: none

Led by: Mr Carey

Cost: n/a

n/a

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Do you love adventure, imagination and storytelling? In Dungeons & Dragons Club, you’ll create your own character and set off on epic quests with your friends. Each week you’ll work together to solve puzzles, battle mythical creatures and explore magical worlds, all guided by the Dungeon Master, Mr Carey. It’s the perfect place to build teamwork, problem-solving and creativity while having plenty of fun. Ready to roll the dice and begin your adventure? Join us and let the quest begin!

Y3 – Y6 GYM SQUAD**

Venue: Senior Gym Led by: Ms Burman Max cap: 25

Day: Wednesday

Time: 12:40 – 13:10 Cost: n/a

Clothing/special equipment: leotard/sports kit, water bottle.

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: If selected in the Autumn Term, you will continue to build strength and confidence while honing key gymnastics skills such as balance, flexibility, vaulting and floor routines. Squad members work on refining technique and developing consistency, with the exciting opportunity to represent the school in competitions throughout the year.

Lunchtime Co-curricular (continued)

Thursday

Day: Thursday

Y3 - Y6 RECORDER ROCKSTARS

Venue: Music School Led by: Mrs Core Max cap: n/a

Time: 12:40 – 13:10

Cost: n/a

Clothing/special equipment: Recorder, music (as needed)

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Recorder Rockstars is open to girls in Year 3 to 6. Come and join the fun, learning new pieces each week and preparing to perform in concerts throughout the year. All are welcome, whether you have played before or are new to the recorder. Each week you will learn fun pieces, improve your music reading and increase your recorder skills. Recorder Rockstars will give you the opportunity to express yourself through music while building confidence and teamwork!

Y3 - Y6 GOLDEN BONES

Venue: Music School Led by: Mrs Molins Max cap: n/a

Day: Thursday

Time: 12:40 – 13:10

Cost: n/a

Clothing/special equipment: Brass instrument, music (as needed)

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: All Junior School trombonists (both Bones and metal trombones) are welcome to join this exciting ensemble! With Mrs Molins, you will cover fun music pieces that suit all abilities and take part in lots of different concert performances throughout the year.

Y3 – Y6 OPEN CRICKET

Day: Thursday

Venue: Fields

Time: 12:40 – 13:10

Led by: Miss McFadzean and Miss McDonald Max cap: n/a

Cost: n/a

Clothing/special equipment: PE kit, water bottle

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: In Open Cricket, you’ll build your batting, bowling and fielding skills through fun drills and plenty of game play. Whether you’ve played before or are trying cricket for the first time, you’ll have the chance to improve at your own pace and enjoy the sport in an open, supportive setting. Come along if you’d like to get active, learn new techniques and have a great time out on the field.

Lunchtime Co-curricular (continued)

Friday

Y3 - Y6 GUITAR ENSEMBLE*

Venue: Prep Music School Led by: Ms Castle Max cap: n/a

Day: Friday

Time: 12:40 – 13:10

Cost: n/a

Clothing/special equipment: Instrument, music (as needed)

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: In Guitar Ensemble, you’ll develop your playing skills while learning to perform as part of a group. Each week you’ll practise techniques, explore different styles of music and work on pieces together, building towards concerts throughout the year. It’s the perfect way to grow in confidence, improve your musicianship and share your progress in live performances.

Y3 AND Y4 STORYTELLING

Day: Friday

Venue: 3SK

Time: 12:40 – 13:10

Clothing/special equipment: none

Led by: Mrs Kennedy Max cap: 25

Cost: n/a

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Storytelling Club is all about the joy of inventing your own tales. You’ll play with characters, settings and plot twists, trying out ideas through games, prompts and quick challenges. Each session gives you space to experiment, be imaginative and share stories in your own way. It’s relaxed, creative and full of chances to let your ideas run wild.

Y3 – Y4 CRAFT CLUB

Venue: 2 Bobbins Led by: Mrs Day Max cap: n/a

Day: Friday

Time: 12:40 – 13:10

Clothing/special equipment: None

Cost: n/a

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Join me in Craft Club as we explore the art of making paper flowers. Each week, I’ll guide you through simple techniques to fold, curl and shape paper into beautiful blooms. You’ll experiment with colours, textures and styles to create your own unique arrangements. It’s a calm, hands on club where you can relax, chat with friends and take home something lovely at the end of every session.

Wraparound Co-curricular

Wraparound Co-curricular

Monday

Day: Monday

Y3 - Y6 ROBOTICS- ENGINEERING AND TECH*

Venue: DT, Boys’ Prep Led by: STEMClub Max cap: 10 girls

Time: 4:10pm – 5:15pm Cost: £15/wk Packed Lunch: n/a

Clothing/special equipment: None

Description: Join the prestigious STEMClub Team and get ready to dive into a world of boundless possibilities. Throughout this exhilarating program, students will acquire invaluable skills as they work with mainboards, DC motors, gears, and axles to construct an impressive array of robot designs. From humanoid robots that mimic human movement to futuristic machines that push the boundaries of imagination, the adventure awaits! Brace yourself for the ultimate challenge as you tackle the task of building a robot entirely from scratch. No prior experience necessary – just bring your enthusiasm and get ready for an experience that will leave you buzzing with excitement!

Please note: this activity is in collaboration with Habs Boys Prep and pick up is from the Boys Prep’ reception.

Y3 - Y6 SHOWSTOPPERS

Venue: M10

Day: Monday

Led by: Amber Max cap: 25

Time: 4:00pm - 4:45pm Cost: £10/wk

Clothing/special equipment: none

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Get ready to explore the world of performance through singing, dancing and acting. Each session is packed with energy as you learn how to use your voice, move with confidence and bring characters to life. Led by professionally trained performers, you’ll pick up new techniques, try out creative challenges and work together to create lively, polished pieces. A great choice if you enjoy expressing yourself, developing your stage skills and having fun in a vibrant, supportive space.

**indicatesthatanactivityisinviteonly(followingtrials/auditions)

*indicatesthatanactivityisjointwithHabsBoys

Wraparound Co-curricular (continued)

Monday

Day: Monday

Venue: Prevett Hall

Y3 AND Y4 KARATE

Time: 4:15pm – 5:00pm

Led by: Mr Patel Max cap: 24

£9/wk

n/a

Clothing/special equipment: PE Kit, water bottle

Description: Join Mr Patel, a qualified karate instructor, for after school karate. Sessions focus on developing key skills such as balance, coordination, discipline and core karate techniques. Over the course of the year there will be opportunities for gradings to work toward karate belts. Please note: you may wear a Karate Gi once you have achieved a blue belt.

Day: Wednesday

Venue: Performance Space

Led by: Mrs Kaye Max cap: 10 Time: 4:20pm - 5:05pm

Clothing/special equipment: Journal (this will be provided in the first week)

Description: With the groundwork firmly in place from our first term, Term Two invites students to take their skills to the next level as we prepare for the renowned Watford Drama Festival. Pupils will refine their performance techniques, deepen their understanding of character and expression, and gain valuable experience working towards a real theatrical event. This term blends challenge with excitement, giving students the chance to shine while continuing to grow in confidence and creativity. Please note: Priority will be given to pupils who attended in the Autumn Term.

Contact: emma_kaye@icloud.com

LAMDA

Wraparound Co-curricular (continued)

Tuesday

Venue: Performance Space

Day: Tuesday

Y3 – Y6 BALLET*

Led by: Miss Georgia Max cap: 20

Time: 4:15pm – 5:10pm Cost: £10/wk

Packed Lunch: n/a

Clothing/special equipment: Ballet shoes, leggings and t-shirt or ballet clothes, water bottle Ballet clothing can be purchased from https://bbf.mydancestore.co.uk and it is advisable to go up a size

Description: At ballet, pupils are given an opportunity to develop their fine motor skills, discipline, core stability and coordination in an enjoyable way, through dancing! Royal Academy of Dance Ballet teacher, Georgia Yiannakas, will be teaching a mixture of the RAD syllabi, as well as some free performance work each week, so this activity is suitable whether you have done ballet before or not. At the end of term, parents will be invited to watch a session. Details of this will be shared on the app.

Y3 – Y6 GYM SQUAD**

Venue: Medburn Centre, Habs Boys

Day: Tuesday

Led by: Ms Burman Max cap: n/a

Time: 16:00 – 17:15 Cost: n/a

Clothing/special equipment: Leotard or gym kit, water bottle

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: If selected in the Autumn Term, you will continue to build strength and confidence while honing key gymnastics skills such as balance, flexibility, vaulting and floor routines. Squad members work on refining technique and developing consistency, with the exciting opportunity to represent the school in competitions throughout the year. Collection will be from the Medburn.

Y3 – Y6 JOINT TABLE TENNIS SQUAD**

Venue: Medburn Centre, Habs Boys Led by: Mr Cantor Max cap: n/a

Day: Tuesday

Time: 4.00pm – 5.00pm Cost: n/a

Clothing/special equipment: none

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Table Tennis Squad is designed for players with good prior experience who are ready to train at a higher level. Sessions will focus on developing advanced skills, improving speed and accuracy and building strategies for competitive play. As a selective group, this squad provides the chance to challenge yourself against strong opponents and prepare for matches and tournaments. Pupils should only sign up if they already have solid table tennis experience and are keen to push their game further. Please note: Collection will be from the Medburn.

Wraparound Co-curricular

(continued)

Wednesday

Day: Wednesday

Venue: Science Lab

MORNING CHESS

Led by: Mr D’Costa Max cap: 28

Time: 7:45am – 8:30am Cost: £8.40/wk

Clothing/special equipment: none

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Learn the game of chess and begin to develop your strategic play as you challenge your friends to games. With Mr D’Costa, you may have the opportunity to enter competitions in the National Primary Schools Chess Championships. Additionally, you could enjoy Mr D’Costa’s ‘She Plays To Win’ UK Girls chess project, which has a half termly UK Primary Girls Online Chess League. You can sign up for free classes via the official website: www.sheplaystowin.co.uk/join-sptw

Y3 - Y6 ART

Day: Wednesday

Venue: Art Room

Led by: Ruth Marquez Max cap: 14

Time: 4:05pm – 5:05pm Cost: £14.50/wk Packed Lunch: n/a

Clothing/special equipment: None. All art materials will be provided.

Description: If you are passionate about art and want to unleash your creativity, this is the club for you! Whether you are eager to learn how to draw and paint realistically or to discover your inner Picasso, we’ll guide you every step of the way. Our after-school programme is designed to help girls develop and refine their artistic skills while encouraging independent thinking and self-expression. From exploring different techniques and mediums to experimenting with your own ideas, you’ll have the chance to grow as an artist in a supportive and inspiring environment.

LAMDA

Day: Wednesday

Venue: Performance Space

Led by: Mrs Kaye Max cap: 10

Time: 4:00pm - 4:45pm Cost: £17/wk

Clothing/special equipment: Journal (this will be provided in the first week)

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: With the groundwork firmly in place from our first term, Term Two invites students to take their skills to the next level as we prepare for the renowned Watford Drama Festival. Pupils will refine their performance techniques, deepen their understanding of character and expression, and gain valuable experience working towards a real theatrical event. This term blends challenge with excitement, giving students the chance to shine while continuing to grow in confidence and creativity. Please note: Priority will be given to pupils who attended in the Autumn Term.

Contact: emma_kaye@icloud.com

Wraparound Co-curricular (continued)

Wednesday

Day: Wednesday

Venue: 6RB

Y3 – Y6 MANDARIN*

Led by: Miss Chang Max cap: 25

Time: 4:15pm – 16: 55pm Cost: £8.50/wk

Clothing/special equipment: none

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Ni hao, future language enthusiasts! Want to learn Mandarin? Whether you are a complete beginner or have engaged with Mandarin before, you are invited to join Ms Chang after school on Wednesday to learn how to speak the language through creative games and activities!

Please note: this activity will be run in collaboration with Habs Boys Prep although takes place at the Girls’ Junior School so pick up is from the Junior School playground.

Wraparound Co-curricular (continued)

Thursday

Day: Thursday

Y3 AND Y4 MAD SCIENCE

Venue: Room 243 (SS Lab)

Led by: Mad Science Max cap: 22

Time: 4:00pm – 5:00pm Cost: £11.50/wk

Clothing/special equipment: None

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Get ready for an action-packed adventure in the Mad Science after-school programme! Each week, you’ll be amazed by jaw-dropping demonstrations, take on mind-blowing science challenges, and build epic science projects to take home. From exploring the secrets of the human body to discovering the science behind magic and training to become a spy, every session is bursting with excitement! With new, thrilling topics in biology, chemistry, engineering, and technology, there’s always something incredible to explore!

LAMDA

Day: Thursday

Venue: Performance Space

Time: 7:45am – 8:30am

Led by: Mrs Kaye Max cap: 10

Cost: £17/wk

Clothing/special equipment: Journal (this will be provided in the first week)

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: With the groundwork firmly in place from our first term, Term Two invites students to take their skills to the next level as we prepare for the renowned Watford Drama Festival. Pupils will refine their performance techniques, deepen their understanding of character and expression, and gain valuable experience working towards a real theatrical event. This term blends challenge with excitement, giving students the chance to shine while continuing to grow in confidence and creativity. Please note: Priority will be given to pupils who attended in the Autumn Term.

Contact: emma_kaye@icloud.com

Wraparound Co-curricular (continued)

Thursday

Day: Thursday

Y3 – Y6 STREET DANCE

Venue: Prevett Hall

Led by: Hannah Max cap: 22

Time: 4:00pm – 4:45pm Cost: £10/wk

Clothing/special equipment: Trainers

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Get ready to move and groove with Street Dance run by Showstoppers! This high-energy club is all about learning the latest dance moves, building your confidence and performing incredible routines. Whether you're a seasoned dancer or just starting out, Showstoppers will help you develop your skills, have fun, and express yourself through dance. Join us and become a part of an unstoppable team!

Wraparound Co-curricular (continued)

Friday

Day: Friday

Y3 – Y6 BASKETBALL

Venue: Sports Hall Led by: Club Excel Max cap: 24

Time: 4:00pm – 5:00pm Cost: £8/wk

Clothing/special equipment: PE Kit, water bottle

Packed Lunch: n/a

Description: Come along to after school basketball and build your confidence on the court. Sessions will focus on the essentials, handling the ball, working as a team, moving into space and taking accurate shots. It’s a great starting point for anyone new to the sport. As the year goes on, there may also be chances to join friendly matches and develop your game play.

Access SOCs via https://www.socscms.com/login/129

How to access SOCS (continued)

STEP 3:

Enter your daughter’s username and password. This can be found in her Learning at Home record.

Username: username@habselstree.org.uk

Password: Password used to log in to school computers

STEP 4: Select

How to access SOCS (continued)

STEP 5:

Select ‘Spring’ using the drop down.

STEP 6:

Select the day the activity of choice is running.

How to access SOCS (continued)

STEP 7:

Find the name of your activity and click ‘ADD’.

STEP 8:

Confirm this by clicking on the blue ‘Add Activity’ button.

How to access SOCS (continued)

STEP 5:

Select ‘Spring’ using the drop down.

STEP 6:

Select the day the activity of choice is running.

How to access SOCS (continued)

STEP 9:

There should be a green tick next to the activity. It can be removed my pressing the button underneath.

STEP 10:

Repeat for other activities. Confirm your selection in the ‘My Activities’ section.

TO SIGN UP FOR MUSIC ENSEMBLES

Click the tab Habs Elstree: Co-Curricular Prep and Junior Music. Repeat previous steps

Issuu converts static files into: digital portfolios, online yearbooks, online catalogs, digital photo albums and more. Sign up and create your flipbook.