Clubs
Netball Club provides a chance to extend skills
learnt in lessons; a half hour of intensive play
focuses on shooting, passing and game play.
Raspberry Pi
Raspberry Pi is our latest club in
ICT and is very popular in providing
the children with both hardware and software
Netball
“It is really, really fun and energetic!” Phoebe,
Year 6.
experience. The latest task sees the construction
of a controlled car, all made possible with special
kits designed for the Raspberry Pi.
The Recorder Club amalgamated at the start of
this year as a Years 3-4 group to allow for more
challenging pieces and performance opportunities. In this club the recorder players have learnt
new pieces as an ensemble which has also ena-
Recorder
bled the increasing capabilities of individuals to
shine through in every public performance. Recorder Club has grown from strength to strength.
Sewing
simple embroidery stitches, they then learnt the
English Paper Piecing applique technique to create
A group of Year 6 pupils have learnt hand sewing an embroidery hoop sampler. Our final piece
techniques, including embroidery and appliqué, to combined all our newly-mastered techniques into
create useful and creative sewing projects.
personalised appliquéd tote bags.
Starting with an embroidered pin-cushion using
In Soft Tennis Club the pupils experience the
exciting world of Tennis. They are given the
opportunity to learn the correct technique when
hitting the basic strokes - forehand, backhand,
serve and volley. It introduces children to the
basic rules, scoring and etiquette of tennis, whilst
Table Tennis
Top spin, back spin, smash! Yes, it’s the fast
paced fun of Table Tennis. Every Friday, children
from Years 4 & 5 who choose to take part in this
after school club enjoy high octane action which
combines co-ordination and agility with
Soft Tennis
providing
information on
current tennis trends, specifically in regard to local
tennis programs. This class is a great way to
introduce your child to the sport, in a fun and
relaxed environment.
communication and teamwork. The pupils
take part in a range of games all aimed at
inclusivity and physical development
culminating with a mini Kew College Doubles
Open.
The Wind Band is the longest running ensemble at
Kew College, and is an integral part of celebrations
within the school. The Wind Band plays a wide
variety of styles of music including Classical, Folk,
Jazz, and even Rock & Pop! All musicians involved
with the club have developed key musical skills,
Wind Band
improved their sight-reading and have fun playing.
The Wind Band will continue to perform at all public
events. We hope to recruit some more players next
year.
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