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We offer the following school clubs across the day, including some lunchtimes and after school
After School (wraparound care) is provided by The Allsorts After School Club (New Barnet Community Association) based at:
New Barnet Community Centre, 48/50 Victoria Road, New Barnet, Herts EN4 9PF (see below for more details)

AFTER SCHOOL PROVISION

St Mary’s After School Provision (wraparound care) is provided by The Allsorts After School Club (New Barnet Community Association) based at:

New Barnet Community Centre, 48/50 Victoria Road, New Barnet, Herts EN4 9PF

E-mail: newbarnetca@gmail.com

For more information please contact: 020 8441 7044

Where and when:

  • After school club runs at the Community Centre from 3.30 p.m. to 5.45p.m. daily during term time with escort service from St Mary’s School.

Admission Policy:

  • Allsorts operate a ‘first come first served’ policy but priority may be given to children of parents who work or who are on training courses and those with siblings already attending.

Registration and fees:

  • All children must be registered and bookings made in advance. Forms are available at the Community Centre. The registration fee is £5.00 per family renewable each year on June 1st. One-off sessions may be booked if there is space. Charges are made for all booked sessions.
  • After School Club term time sessions are £10 per child, the fee includes a light tea. (2024)
  • These fees are reviewed regularly and kept as low as possible.  Allsorts is a non profit making organisation.

ALLSORTS STAFF ARE:

Centre Manager: Barbara Howard

Play leaders: Ingrid Yeomans & Christine Curl

Play workers: Karen Miller, Lynn Kelly, Narges Torfehnejad and Ajaisri Archer.

  • The Centre Manager and Play Leaders are responsible for the day to day running of Allsorts.
  • The Allsorts  team will escort your children from school and supervise them during activities at the Centre. They  are required to provide a ratio of at least 1 staff to every 8 children.
  • The school meeting points are as follows: St Mary’s – FROM PLAYGROUND ASSEMBLY POINTS
  • On arrival from school, children have a snack and drinks – pizza, wraps, crumpets, toasted sandwiches, fruit……….including veggie alternatives.
  • Current programme of activities includes:  Sports. Bikes and scooters, board games, cooking, art and craft and use of our garden and outside play area.

OTHER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES

Monday

Woody’s Football:

3.30 – 4.45pm

 Run by Woody’s Sports Academy (WSA) Our after-school sessions run after the school day has finished, between 3.30 – 4.45. The club is for girls and boys of all abilities, in Y2 – Y6, and aims for children to express themselves, whilst learning in a fun and safe environment. Woody’s Sports Academy deals directly with all aspects regarding the after-school programme including payments and collection arrangements.
Tuesday

Games Club:

Lunchtime

Games club operates for half an hour, for Y3 pupils. The focus of the club is to support and develop the children’s communication, social and turn taking skills, how to manage feelings when a game is lost and how to be a gracious winner!

This club is led by a TA and supported by Y5 pupils. Specific children are encouraged to attend e.g. as part of their SEND provision.
Tuesday

Multi-Sports Club:

3.30 – 4.30pm

Multi sports after school club, for children from Y1 & Y2, run by expert sports coach from All for Sport

All for Sport deals directly with all aspects regarding the after-school programme including payments and collection arrangements.
Wednesday

Chess Club

3:30 – 4:30

Chess Club is run by Chess in Schools  for children in Y5 & Y6 from 3:30 – 4:30 for 10 weeks each term.

Bookings can be made via the school office, the club is limited to 20 children and currently the cost is £5.50 per session.
Thursday

Choir:

After school 3.30-4.30pm

 Choir for Years 5 and 6: children are invited to join the inclusive choir which meets weekly after school. Vocal training means that children learn to sing together and perform to a high standard. Songs range from classical, to musicals, jazz and popular music and rap. Children sing solos, small ensembles, and often sing in 2 or 3-part harmony. Performance opportunities historically include school concerts for the school and choir members’ families, joining with other schools to sing at the Arts Depot in the Barnet schools music festival, St Alban’s Abbey diocesan harvest festival. Other  performances have included carol singing in East Barnet village and local care home along with joining a 200 strong pupil choir at the Royal Albert Hall, and singing with other London schools for charity at the O2 Arena.
Friday

Crochet Club:

Lunchtime

 Crochet Club for Y6 pupils, run by a very talented TA. Children develop new crochet skills and learn how crochet is not only a creative and practical skill but is also very therapeutic.