Spring Term

Clubs Spring Term 2020

At Market Drayton Junior School we try to offer a variety of extra-curricular clubs. They offer the chance to participate in fun, energetic and creative activities. Remember children can receive stamps in their passports for attending clubs.

Eco-Schools

Meets every Tuesday lunch time.

School Council

Meets Friday lunch time.

Sports Committee

Meets every Friday lunch time.

Ukulele Club

This term the Year 4 Ukulele Club will meet on a Monday in the Music Room to have fun and develop their Ukulele playing skills.

Recorders

We very excited to have an upper school recorder club this year! The children will have a chance to play their instruments in a group, improve their skills and learn to read music. We hope to have some performances very soon!

ActivSports Football Club

Year 3/4 Mondays

This football club covers a wide range of skills, including; passing, dribbling, control, shooting and match related drills. These sessions are slightly more detailed than football in PE lessons and end with small-sided matches, so that the children can put into practice what they have learnt.

Year 5/6 Tuesdays
This club will cover all basic and more advanced techniques, including; passing, dribbling, control, technique, skills and shooting, with advanced practices. Sessions will also include match related drills to improve the players understanding of formations, movement and communication. These drills are then progressed into small-sided games, allowing the children to put into practice what they have learnt.

ActivSports Multi-sports

Activsports run multi-sports after school clubs on Wednesdays for year 3 and 4 and Fridays for year 5 and 6. The aim of the club is to introduce new sports to children that may or may not have played before. Each session addresses many of the sports fundamentals that we would like to see children develop more than being placed into single sported environments at such young and influential ages.

Activsports cover many sports such as football, rugby, basketball, hockey, tennis, dodgeball etc. playing a different sport each week.

All sessions are run by fully qualified sports coaches who have worked in various sporting fields and gained a wide range of qualifications. Each coach has an enhanced CRB check along with a recognised Child Protection Training and First Aid qualification.

Ju Jitsu

Valor Ju Jitsu is currently run by Mr Phillips on a Wednesday from 3.05- 4.20pm in the school hall. Learn to: strengthen confidence; develop respect for others; boost awareness; build fitness; enhance co-ordination and develop self-defence. Please visit the following website for more details: https://www.valorcombatsystems.co.uk/.

Choir

Mrs Lomas leads the Year 3 and 4 choir in the hall, while Mrs Wakelin takes the Year 5 and 6 choir in the Music room every Thursday from 3.05 until 4.00pm, They will participate in great vocal activities and sing a wide range of songs.

Football Club

Our Football Clubs are run by Miss Brayne and Mr Lloyd and are currently open to children in Years 3, 4, 5 and 6. It allows children to have fun, exercise and develop some of their basic skills. As the clubs will be held during lunch time the day may vary depending on the weather.

In addition, it offers children an opportunity to take part in local, county and national competitions, if they represent their school in the Under 9, 10 or Under 11 teams. 

Guitar Club

Mr Boughey is running a beginners guitar club for year 4 children on Wednesdays after school, 3.05 - 4.00pm.

Change4Life

Change 4 Life is run during Friday lunchtime and is led by a coach from ActivSports. The club teaches the children the importance of leading healthy active lifestyles through increasing activity levels. It is aimed at those children who don't enjoy the typical traditional games that are played on the playground e.g. football which are highly competitive. It provides children with an extensive range of high quality equipment for children to explore and develop their own activities, games and skills. Children can participate in group activities or can work independently. The children are taught the importance of being active in a creative and motivating way.