‘Pretend to be an animal starting with the letter B!’ Children in the Act Drama Club are encouraged to let their imagination run wild in interactive activities and role plays which foster creativity, build self-esteem and develop the children’s oral communication skills.

Entering the workroom full of Year 2 pupils, you could almost hear the gears whirring, as the children speculate about their opponents next move, and strategically move their pieces across the board. Playing chess is not only a great exercise for the brain, but it also puts the children’s patience and discipline to the test!

Our budding chefs learn to cook a variety of recipes from delicious samosas and laksa to sweet treats like rocky road cookies. They also participate in a MasterChef ‘mystery box’ challenge!

‘Pretend to be an animal starting with the letter B!’ Children in the Act Drama Club are encouraged to let their imagination run wild in interactive activities and role plays which foster creativity, build self-esteem and develop the children’s oral communication skills.

Entering the workroom full of Year 2 pupils, you could almost hear the gears whirring, as the children speculate about their opponents next move, and strategically move their pieces across the board. Playing chess is not only a great exercise for the brain, but it also puts the children’s patience and discipline to the test!

Our budding chefs learn to cook a variety of recipes from delicious samosas and laksa to sweet treats like rocky road cookies. They also participate in a MasterChef ‘mystery box’ challenge!

In Jewellery Club, the children create a variety of jewellery and accessories. They découpage their own jewellery boxes, create Hama bead keyrings, decorate their own headbands and learn how to make their own beads.

Our talented linguists get up early every Thursday morning to practice their French. The additional practice pays off, as the children have an impressive command of French for their age. The club especially focuses on further strengthening the children’s love and enthusiasm for languages.

The Year 3 M-Tech Club provides a unique opportunity for children to participate in creative composition by combining traditional music theory with the latest creative technologies.

In Jewellery Club, the children create a variety of jewellery and accessories. They découpage their own jewellery boxes, create Hama bead keyrings, decorate their own headbands and learn how to make their own beads.

Our talented linguists get up early every Thursday morning to practice their French. The additional practice pays off, as the children have an impressive command of French for their age. The club especially focuses on further strengthening the children’s love and enthusiasm for languages.

The Year 3 M-Tech Club provides a unique opportunity for children to participate in creative composition by combining traditional music theory with the latest creative technologies.

This club is a fun packed exploration into nature, both in and outdoors. The children create nature inspired crafts from gathered materials, building homes and feeders for wildlife and growing their own plants.

“Imitating tyrannosaurus footsteps, dripping water drops down the spine and stomping like a T Rex, the children could not help but laugh out loud.”  School Reporter

Relax Kids sessions incorporate movement and exercise, mindfulness and relaxation games, stretching, peer or self-massage and breathing techniques. The sessions are based around a theme ranging from superheroes to outer space to what makes us happy. Relax Kids provides the tools to manage stress and be more resilient, calm and confident whilst having fun and being creative.

“Up early in the morning, Year 5 and 6 children make themselves comfortable in the library listening to engaging stories read by our Librarian Miss Barbara.” School Reporter

Our library on the first floor is not only the perfect setting to get inspired and foster a love of reading, but also a quiet corner of the school where one can truly start the day off on a positive note.

This club is a fun packed exploration into nature, both in and outdoors. The children create nature inspired crafts from gathered materials, building homes and feeders for wildlife and growing their own plants.

“Imitating tyrannosaurus footsteps, dripping water drops down the spine and stomping like a T Rex, the children could not help but laugh out loud.”  School Reporter

Relax Kids sessions incorporate movement and exercise, mindfulness and relaxation games, stretching, peer or self-massage and breathing techniques. The sessions are based around a theme ranging from superheroes to outer space to what makes us happy. Relax Kids provides the tools to manage stress and be more resilient, calm and confident whilst having fun and being creative.

“Up early in the morning, Year 5 and 6 children make themselves comfortable in the library listening to engaging stories read by our Librarian Miss Barbara.” School Reporter

Our library on the first floor is not only the perfect setting to get inspired and foster a love of reading, but also a quiet corner of the school where one can truly start the day off on a positive note.

Children in the Strictly Dancing Club love twirling and spinning around the dance floor while loudly and enthusiastically singing along to popular music hits.

Tennis is not only fun for the children, but it also develops hand-eye coordination, gross motor control and a robust immune system.

Walking down the stairs from the playground on a Wednesday morning, one is greeted by the harmonious melodies from the US Band practising in the music room. Led by Miss Emma (Music Teacher), the children enjoy the experience of playing in an ensemble.

Children in the Strictly Dancing Club love twirling and spinning around the dance floor while loudly and enthusiastically singing along to popular music hits.

Tennis is not only fun for the children, but it also develops hand-eye coordination, gross motor control and a robust immune system.

Walking down the stairs from the playground on a Wednesday morning, one is greeted by the harmonious melodies from the US Band practising in the music room. Led by Miss Emma (Music Teacher), the children enjoy the experience of playing in an ensemble.

Participation in gymnastics helps children become physically active and stay fit and healthy. The challenging nature of gymnastics requires commitment and concentration and teaches children how hard work and dedication pays off. By the end of a term, children master their self-choreographed routines which incorporate everything they have learnt from their teacher.

Our children are lucky to grow up surrounded by lakes and rivers, and we take full advantage of the watersports facilities available to us in the centre of London! Last year an impressive number of twenty-two enthusiastic Upper School children mastered canoes and dragon boats on Wimbledon Lake.

After a full day of lessons and structured activities, Lego Club gives children the opportunity to unwind and build some amazing Lego structures with their friends in the DT workshop. From ships and animal farms to monsters, the kids let their imagination run wild. They patiently build fabulous constructions either on their own or in pairs.

Participation in gymnastics helps children become physically active and stay fit and healthy. The challenging nature of gymnastics requires commitment and concentration and teaches children how hard work and dedication pays off. By the end of a term, children master their self-choreographed routines which incorporate everything they have learnt from their teacher.

Our children are lucky to grow up surrounded by lakes and rivers, and we take full advantage of the watersports facilities available to us in the centre of London! Last year an impressive number of twenty-two enthusiastic Upper School children mastered canoes and dragon boats on Wimbledon Lake.

After a full day of lessons and structured activities, Lego Club gives children the opportunity to unwind and build some amazing Lego structures with their friends in the DT workshop. From ships and animal farms to monsters, the kids let their imagination run wild. They patiently build fabulous constructions either on their own or in pairs.