SUNNYMEDE
JUNIOR SCHOOL
Clubs
Information | Clubs
We are proud of the extensive range of clubs we offer at Sunnymede Junior School.
MAY HALF TERM 2023 - HOLIDAY OPPORTUNITIES
CLUBS OVERVIEW SUMMER 2023
INTERNAL CLUB LETTER - SUMMER TERM 2023
EXTERNAL (PRIVATELY RUN) CLUBS - SUMMER TERM 2023
= Invite only
| Before School | Lunchtime 12:05-12:35 | After School |
Monday | KWIK CRICKET Y3-6 8:00am (NEW)
Breakfast Club | RECORDERS Y3-6 | DANCE/CHEER (Y3-6)
OPEN INVITE FOOTBALL (Y3-6)
FOREST SCHOOLS (Y3-6) |
Tuesday | Breakfast Club | CHOIR Y3-6 HOMEWORK (Y3-6) | GIRLS’ FOOTBALL (Y3-6) SQUAD FOOTBALL (Y5-6) * COMPUTING / CODING (Y5/6) MULTISKILLS (Y3) SEWING (Y3-6) |
Wednesday | Breakfast Club | CULTURE CLUB (Y3-6) | SPORT ALLSORTS (Y3-6 TENNIS/ BADMINTON/ ROUNDERS/TABLE TENNIS (Y3-6) |
Thursday | BASKETBALL Y3-6 7:45am Breakfast Club | SCHOOL COUNCIL LIBRARY (Y3-6) | SQUAD FOOTBALL (Y3-4) * DODGEBALL (Y3-6)
CRAFT CLUB (with Crafty Kate) (Y3-6)
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Friday | NETBALL ( Y5-6) 7:45am Breakfast Club | TAG RUGBY (Y3-6) |
FOREST SCHOOLS ADDITIONAL LETTER
Breakfast Club
This club takes place every morning from 7:30 - 8:45 AM in the Junior School hall. Dairy cost is £4 per child and places must be booked in advance via the school office.
CULTURE CLUB - SEPTEMBER 2022
We are enjoying attending Culture Club. Here we are reading an article about frogs in National Geographic Kids magazine.
We found out some wierd and wonderful facts and learnt some new vocabulary. Do you know what these words meann?
herpetologist
toxic
toxin
colleagues
liquorice
DANCE CLUB PERFORMANCE - JULY 2022
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CLUB - AUTUMN 2021
I have really enjoyed science club- thank you so much to all those children who have attended.
We carried out a wide range of different activities including: using lemons as batteries to power LEDs; the classic mentoes in cola 'explosions' (although we did test other fizzy drinks too); making red cabbage water as a universal indicator to test the pH of different liquids and using 'stomp' rockets. Here are a few photos of some of our activities which you may like to try at home in the next few weeks.
Skittle rainbows compared with mini-smarties (although I'm sure the children would prefer to eat them!)
Finding different ways to take our fingerprints
Floating a paper clip in a glass of water Making 'rockets' with ballons
CODING CLUB
Spring 2020
We have some exciting news! We have entered a competition to brighten up the daily routine of the astronauts on the International Space Station by showing them a message and the ambient air temperature on board using the Astro Pi computer’s Sense HAT. We decided to cheer them up with a joke - How do you get a baby astronaut to sleep? You rock it! This was our final program:
We used the online Sense HAT emulator to create a program, which will run in space on the International Space Station (ISS). We will also receive a special certificate showing where exactly the ISS was when our program ran!
Over the weeks, we used our designs of 8X8 pictures to create different images for the Astro Pi's LED matrix. What do you think of our designs?
