St Mary's Catholic Primary School

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For students in Year 1 through Year 6, St Mary's Catholic Primary School strives to offer a diverse array of after-school clubs.
After-School Clubs are scheduled throughout a full term and operate from 3.15 to 4.15 p.m.
offer kids in their after-school club a fun, safe, healthy, and interesting atmosphere.
Offer suitable activities that encourage the growth of self-respect, empathy, independence, and enjoyment.
Clubs must be pre-paid for the entire duration.
Kids are free to join as many clubs as they like.
Every day, there will be a variety of Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 clubs in addition to Whole school clubs.
Each kid will receive an After School Clubs letter and booking slip at the beginning of each term.
Cash or checks made payable to St. Mary's RC Primary School may be used to make payments.
Children who participate in the after-school clubs are expected to conduct themselves in accordance with the guidelines provided in the school behaviour policy.
The school prioritises encouraging positive behaviour.
We will reimburse that week if St. Mary's Catholic Primary School is forced to cancel a club.
Our employees have first aid training.
Parents and carers will be notified of the accident and a record will be prepared.
At 4.15 pm, parents and carers should pick up their children through the student entrances.
Parents/caregivers should let the school know in advance if your kid will be picked up by someone who is not authorised.
Children can arrive at school any time after 8 a.m. for a wholesome breakfast in a laid-back and welcoming setting.
to offer the greatest level of care in a safe, empathetic, and encouraging setting so kids can feel at ease and joyful before the school day begins.
give kids a comfortable, relaxed space to enjoy breakfast before school.
any dietary, religious, or medical requirements will be respected. a code of behaviour Breakfast Club participants are expected to conduct themselves in accordance with the school's behaviour guidelines.
After Breakfast Club, Key Stage 1 students will be brought to their classroom so they can register.