From football and martial arts to creative workshops, wellbeing sessions, and musical theatre, our extracurricular clubs and activities offer children opportunities to explore new interests, develop skills, and make friends.

While most clubs are run by external providers, some are led by our own talented teachers. You'll find this term's club schedule organised by day of the week, with full details and booking information provided below the calendar.

How to book: Contact providers directly to book a place for your child. For wraparound care, visit our Wraparound Care page.

Please note: External clubs are run independently. We work with established local activity providers, but parents should contact them directly with any questions about qualifications, safeguarding, or suitability.

Weekly Calendar

Terms 3 & 4, 2026

Click on a day of the week to see the clubs available that day.

Club Details & Booking Information

School-Run Clubs

Make Art, Take Part

This creative after-school workshop runs on Mondays from 3:30 to 5:00pm for children in Years 4 to 6. Children explore various artistic methods and materials, experiment with colour, line, form, space, and texture, develop their own creative ideas, and work together on collaborative projects. The workshop costs £24 for 6 weeks up to half-term, and spaces are limited. Please get in touch with Mr Crowley through the school office for details.

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External Providers

City Gong Fu: Kung Fu

City Gong Fu runs energetic after-school Kung Fu Clubs where children build confidence, discipline, and fitness in a safe and supportive environment. Led by Sifu Kee, classes focus on self-defence skills and learning through play and teamwork. Classes are split by age group, with Reception to Year 2 children attending on Mondays from 3:30 to 4:20pm in the Infant Hall, while Years 3 to 6 have their sessions on Tuesdays from 3:30 to 4:15pm in the Junior Hall.

Booking: Visit the City Gongfu website.

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Invisible Threads: Dance Class

Invisible Threads runs themed dance classes that help develop children's teamwork and motor control skills through high-energy warm-ups, games, dance routines, and creative tasks. The dance club is for children from Reception to Year 3 and takes place on Thursdays from 3:30 to 4:30pm and Fridays from 3:00 to 4:00pm in the Infant Hall.

Thursday sessions: 8 January to 2 April (no class 19 February) – 12 weeks
Friday sessions: 9 January to 27 March (no class 20 February) – 11 weeks

Cost: £5.50 per session. Children should bring a water bottle and wear PE kit or dance clothes.

Booking: Visit ClassForKids or contact Hannah at hannah@invisible-threads.co.uk / 07597 959937. Visit the Invisible Threads website for more information.

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Miss Anisha's Jazz Dance

Miss Anisha returns this term (now on a Wednesday) with her musical theatre jazz dance class. Dancing to classic and contemporary hits, children learn a new routine each term and get the chance to perform at the annual showcase "Stages"! Classes cost £7.00 each and run in line with school terms, with fees payable at the beginning of each term.

Booking: Email Anisha at anisha.performance@gmail.com.

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NOVUS: Basketball, Dodgeball, Gymnastics

NOVUS offers three sports activities: Basketball for Years 1 to 6 on Tuesdays, Dodgeball for Years 3 to 6 on Thursdays, and Intro to Gymnastics for Years 1–3 on Mondays. All sessions run from 3:30 to 4:30pm and help children develop athletic skills and teamwork.

Booking: Visit the Sefton Park Classes & Sessions page on the NOVUS website.

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Soccer Shooters: Regular & Girls-Only Football

Soccer Shooters runs football sessions for boys and girls from Year 1 to Year 6. They run regular football on Mondays for Years 1 to 6 and girls-only football on Tuesdays for Years 1 to 4. As all sessions take place outdoors in the Safari Playground, children will need appropriate clothing.

Booking: For a free taster session, visit www.soccershooters.com/futsal-trial. For regular sessions, visit the Soccer Shooters website and find Sefton Park School.

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The Outdoors Project

The Outdoors Project runs every Wednesday straight after school for children in Years 1 to 6. This popular club takes place on the school grounds in our woodland area, with all activities held outdoors, whatever the weather. They run a mix of traditional and new activities.

Booking: Visit The Outdoors Project – Bristol.

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Thrive Kids: Circus Skills & Coding Clubs

Circus Skills Club: Children in Years 2 to 6 learn plate-spinning, diabolos, hula hoops, and balance boards. All of these skills help develop coordination, confidence, and creativity. Sessions run on Thursdays from 3:30 to 4:20pm in the Junior Hall. Term 3–4 runs from 8 January to 2 April (no class 19 February).

Coding Club: Children learn the basics of programming through games, storytelling, and interactive activities, developing valuable problem-solving and logic skills in a hands-on, creative learning environment. Sessions run on Fridays from 3:00 to 4:00pm in the Computer Room. Term 3–4 runs from 9 January to 27 March (no class 20 February).

Booking: Visit the Thrive Kids website.

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uSports: Multi-Skills Sports Club

uSports offers Multi-Skills Sports Club for children from Reception to Year 6 on Wednesdays from 3:30 to 4:30pm in the Junior Hall. This club introduces children to a variety of sports and activities in a fun, supportive environment.

Booking: Visit the uSports website.

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Yanna's Wellbeing Club

In Yanna's Wellbeing Club, children enjoy yoga, art activities, games, music, and relaxation while working through mindfulness workbooks. Sessions take place on Tuesdays from 3:30 to 4:30pm in the Infant Hall. Yanna provides all art materials and printed workbooks that children work on each week and take home at the end of term. 10% sibling discount available.

Booking: Email Yanna at wondercreationstudio@gmail.com.