Clubs
Fencing
Fencing is a fun and exciting Olympic sport
which develops balance, flexibility, core
strength, timing and fitness. With an emphasis
on technique and tactics, fencing is a sport that
allows boys and girls to compete on equal
terms, and improves concentration and
coordination. Classes include warm up games,
footwork practice, pair exercises to learn
techniques, and practice fights. Sessions are
coached by 4 times England Commonwealth
Medallist and former British Team member,
Marc Bengry.
Handball is an Olympic team sport played
by boys or girls in which players pass a ball
to throw it into the goal of the other team.
It's a game to allow children to have fun, be
very active and improve their basic motor
skills coordination. The game is easy to learn,
because it only requires natural skills such a
Jazz Dance
A chance for the
children to learn
Jazz, Street and Funky dance routines to songs
from the present and the past. We dance to
their favourite current chart hits, popular
Handball
running, jumping, catching and throwing
balls.
Children learn concepts such as team spirit
and fair play and have immense fun whilst
growing in ability.
Musical Theatre tunes and old school classic
hits. Great fun, confidence building, and the
best exercise!! At the end of term we put
together 3 or 4 routines and perform a little
show for parents to enjoy.
Our middle school choir shows some of Kew’s ever-
growing singing talent as it’s best. Open to all Year 3
and Year 4 children, the choir is invited to perform
in every concert over the Academic year, including
Harvest Festival, School Assemblies, Kew Sparkle,
Spring Concert, Summer Fair, and the highlight for
this year was their participation in ‘Voice in a
Junior Vocal Group
Million’ at Wembley Arena. Conducted by Head of
Music, Miss Taman, this choir continues to explore
the joy of singing through a diverse and broad
repertoire including both Classical and
Contemporary music.
Keyboard
well as improve their skills in reading musical
notation. Keyboard players of all abilities are
This club allows children to develop skills both as
invited to join this club; those just starting out will
soloists and as part of an electronic keyboard
learn the fundamental skills needed to play more
ensemble. The repertoire has been specially
accurately, whilst the more advanced keyboard
arranged for children to play well-known songs, as players will learn to lead an ensemble.
Rock Band
The school’s only Rock Band has continued to grow
in strength and popularity. The club is intended for
contemporary musicians, particularly those who
received by the ever– appreciative audience during
play Guitar, Drums, Keyboard or Sing. Most of the
Assemblies and other public performances.
Band’s repertoire is classic Rock which is well
Kew Strings
This well-established Group is one of the more
traditional music clubs at Kew College. The chal-
lenging repertoire that is embraced each term,
and ever increasing number of players, reflects
the growing standard of Strings in the school. Kew
Strings has performed at every public event in-
cluding the Carol Service, Spring Concert, and
Summer Fair. New recruits are always welcome.
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