| Monday Cheerleading 07:40-08:40
Running Club 12:00-12:30
Year 3/4 Drama Club 12:00-12:30
Year 5/6 Drama Club 12:30-13:00
Needles and Pens Club 15:00-16:00
YGD Self Defence Club 15:15-16:15 | Tuesday Street Dance Club 07:45-08:30
Spelling Shed & TT Rockstar Club 08:00-08:30
Choir 12:00-12:30
Agricultural Club 12:30-13:00
Band Club (by invitation) 15:00-16:00
| Wednesday Circuit Training 08.00-08.30am
Tennis Club 12:00-12:30
KS2 Netball Club 15:00-16:00
KS1 Activity Club 15:00-16:00
| Thursday Yoga Club 08:00:08:45
Coding Club 08:00-08:30
Hockey Club 12:00-12:30
Change For Life Club (by invitation) 15:00-16:00 | Friday KS2 Gymnastics Club 15:00-16:00 |
| Monday Cheerleading 07:40-08:40
Running Club 12:00-12:30
Year 3/4 Drama Club 12:00-12:30
Year 5/6 Drama Club 12:30-13:00
Needles and Pens Club 15:00-16:00
YGD Self Defence Club 15:15-16:15 |
| Tuesday Street Dance Club 07:45-08:30
Spelling Shed & TT Rockstar Club 08:00-08:30
Choir 12:00-12:30
Agricultural Club 12:30-13:00
Band Club (by invitation) 15:00-16:00
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| Wednesday Circuit Training 08.00-08.30am
Tennis Club 12:00-12:30
KS2 Netball Club 15:00-16:00
KS1 Activity Club 15:00-16:00
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| Thursday Yoga Club 08:00:08:45
Coding Club 08:00-08:30
Hockey Club 12:00-12:30
Change For Life Club (by invitation) 15:00-16:00 |
| Friday KS2 Gymnastics Club 15:00-16:00 |
UNFORTUNATELY AT THIS TIME WE ARE UNABLE TO PROVIDE OUR USUAL CLUB TIMETABLE.
At Stebbing, we pride ourselves on the provision of extra-curricular activities for all children. As a result, we have successfully participated in the School Games Mark Award since its introduction earning a silver award in its first year followed by the Gold Star Award for the past five years for the provision of Sport and PE that we provide all of our children.
We believe that it is our responsibility as a Primary School to ensure that every child within the school has the opportunity to experience a wide range of enriching extra-curricular activities. We run a wide variety of clubs before school, during lunch times and after school for children from all years to attend.
The School Games
The school games is a unique opportunity to motivate and inspire millions of young people across the country to take part in more competitive school sport.
The games are made up of three levels of activity: competition sport, between schools, and at a county/area level:
- Intra-school (Level 1): An intra-school competition is a sporting activity taking place between pupils who attend the same school. For example, this can be in the form of a class vs. class or house activity. These competitions should culminate in an annual School Games Day, or Sports Day, to celebrate a school’s sporting success.
- Inter-school – Dunmow Family (Level 2): A local inter-school competition is a sporting activity taking place between schools from the same area – either as a one-off fixture or as part of a league. These competitions may act as qualifiers for county finals or can be run as developmental competitions or festival events to meet the needs of a local area.
- Inter-school – Uttlesford (Level 3): A local inter-school competition is a sporting activity taking place between schools from the same area – either as a one-off fixture or as part of a league. These competitions may act as qualifiers for county finals or can be run as developmental competitions or festival events to meet the needs of a local area.
- County Finals (Level 4): A county final is a showcase event held either as the culmination of a series of local inter-school competitions or as open entry events, with invitations made by the Local Organising Committee (LOC).
If a child shows particular interest in a club, sport or physical activity, they will directed to out of school clubs that we are linked to to allow that child to further their development in that particular area of PE. As a small school, we pride ourselves on the links that we have generated with local clubs:
- Dunmow United Football Club
- Stebbing Tennis Club
- Yong Gi Do Martial Arts
- Essex County Cricket Club – Chance to Shine
- Tot Tastic Gymnastics Club
- Great Dunmow Leisure Centre
- Oblivion Allstars Cheer and Dance
- Brogan’s School of Dance
- Total Tennis – Sheetal Pandya
Rewards Scheme
In 2014, we introduced a rewards scheme to encourage children to participate and commit to attending extra-curricular clubs. Children are awarded with a badge at the end of the academic year to reward them for their commitment to all clubs throughout the year.
Bronze Star
70% attendance
Silver Star
80% attendance
Gold Star
90% attendance
The badges are given out to the children at the end of the year to celebrate their commitment to extra-curricular clubs at Stebbing Primary School. Children in KS1 are required to attend a minimum of three clubs whereas children in KS2 are required to attend a minimum of five clubs in order to receive their star badge.
