Extracurricular Clubs
Our goal is to use structured, engaging activities during break and lunchtime to support students’ social, emotional and mental health (SEMH). These activities offer safe, positive experiences that promote resilience, communication skills and a sense of belonging.
Intent |
Implementation |
Impact |
Enhance student wellbeing, offer experiences that contribute positively to mental health. |
Mindfulness and wellbeing sessions: Deliver guided mindfulness activities to promote relaxation and focus Creative Arts Workshops: Engage students in Art, music and drama to express emotions constructively. Sports and Physical Activities: Organise team sports and fitness classes to improve physical and mental health. |
Improved Behaviour: Regular participation in structured activities helps reduce unregulated issues during unstructured times. |
Cultivate personal interests- Help students explore new activities that foster self-confidence and pride. |
Extracurricular Clubs: Offer a wide range of clubs, to cater to diverse interests. Project-Based Learning: Facilitate long-term projects where students can explore their passions, such as building models or creating digital art. Mentorship Opportunities: Pair students with mentors or experts in specific fields to guide their interests and build confidence. |
Peer Relationships: Students develop stronger connections through shared interests, improving communication and collaboration skills. Engagement and Enjoyment: Participation in meaningful activities makes students feel valued and more connected to the school community, increasing overall happiness and enthusiasm for school. |
Promote social skills- Encourage teamwork, empathy and social interactions. |
Circle Time Discussions: Create a safe space for students to share thoughts, listen to others and practice empathy. Collaborative Group Work: Design team tasks that require shared problem-solving and cooperative learning. Peer Support Programs: Implement buddy systems where older students mentor younger peers, promoting empathy and leadership. |
Mental Health Support: Students benefit from a holistic approach to their emotional well-being, fostering a sense of security and care. Confidence and Resilience: As students build new skills and overcome challenges, their self-esteem grows, better preparing them to handle adversity. |
Provide a safe, Structured Environment- Reduce potential behavioural issues by providing organised activities during unstructured times. |
Supervised Breaktime Activities: Introduce structured options like board games, crafts and sport games to channel energy positively. Lunchtime Clubs: Offer a variety of drop-in clubs to occupy students during breaks. Staff Presence: Ensure active staff engagement during unstructured times to model positive behaviour and provide guidance. |
Community Atmosphere: Students feel part of a nurturing and inclusive environment, fostering a sense of belonging. Motivation Boost: Fun, skill-building activities encourage students to stay motivated academically and personally. |
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