Pollington Pioneers
Out of School Club at Pollington Cum Balne C.E. Primary School
Being on the site of Pollington primary school means that we have the great opportunity and privilege to work with the older ages of children during our out of school club. Breakfast club and twilight sessions are available for out of school children (4 years and up), these run alongside our twilight preschool sessions for children staying to play of preschool age (2 years upwards).
Our pioneers are warmly welcomed from 7.15 am to join us for adventures to start them off with a healthy breakfast. Our breakfast session is calm and welcoming, with varied activities available to encourage a positive start to the learning day. We also have physical play session just before the start of the school day to encourage a quicker, settled start to the school day before being escorted into Pollington Cum Balne Primary school at 8.50am.
During term- time, our after school club tribe practitioners collect the children from Pollington Primary school at 3.30pm. Our pioneers, often describe enjoying extending their play with friends, relaxing, making and creating, getting messy and playing many games with our tribe who plan with the children to include as many different experiences as possible both indoors and outdoors.
Pollington Pioneers are welcome'd on an ad-hoc or permanent booking basis, registration packs for our out of school activities are available.
Pioneer's Holiday Club-Holiday Fun for Everyone!
Various sessions are available to mix and match throughout every school holiday *. Our holiday club weeks are often jam packed full of brilliant activities including sports coaching, lots of water fun, den building, outdoor cooking, arts, drama and much more! Our tribe have experience of working across this age range and offer a challenging experiences so that firm friendships are made and enjoyment is had by all!
We welcome all children from the local area in joining us during our holiday club sessions!
*There may be some differences in holidays due to local authority differences.
