Monday Drawing / Illustration Club 07:45-08:30   LKS2 Dodgeball Club 07:45-08:30   KS2 Yoga Club 07:45-08:30   Tag Rugby Club 12:00-12:30   KS1 Activity Club 15:10-16:00   KS2 Netball Club 15:10-16:00   Drama Club - Group 1 15:10-16:00

Tuesday Mindfulness Matters 07:45-08:30   Circuit Training Club 07:45-08:30   Cross-Country Club 12:00-12:30   Origami Club 12:00-12:30   KS2 Hockey Club 15:10-16:00   Construction Club 15:10-16:00

Wednesday Spelling Shed/Maths Shed 07:45-08.30   KS1 Funky Phonics 07:45-08:30   KS1 Yoga Club 07:45-08:30   KS2 Boys' Football Club 12:00-12:30   Table Tennis Club 12:00-12:30   Homework Club 12:00-12:30   KS2 Choir Club 15:10-16:00

Thursday Dance Club 07:45-08:30   KS1 Football Club 12:00-12:30   KS2 Girls' Football Club 12:00-12:30   Gardening Club 12:00-12:30   KS2 Change4Life Club 15:10-16:00   Drama Club - Group 2 15:10-16:00

Friday UKS2 Dodgeball Club 07:45-08:30   Book Club 12:00-12:30

Monday Drawing / Illustration Club 07:45-08:30   LKS2 Dodgeball Club 07:45-08:30   KS2 Yoga Club 07:45-08:30   Tag Rugby Club 12:00-12:30   KS1 Activity Club 15:10-16:00   KS2 Netball Club 15:10-16:00   Drama Club - Group 1 15:10-16:00

Tuesday Mindfulness Matters 07:45-08:30   Circuit Training Club 07:45-08:30   Cross-Country Club 12:00-12:30   Origami Club 12:00-12:30   KS2 Hockey Club 15:10-16:00   Construction Club 15:10-16:00

Wednesday Spelling Shed/Maths Shed 07:45-08.30   KS1 Funky Phonics 07:45-08:30   KS1 Yoga Club 07:45-08:30   KS2 Boys' Football Club 12:00-12:30   Table Tennis Club 12:00-12:30   Homework Club 12:00-12:30   KS2 Choir Club 15:10-16:00

Thursday Dance Club 07:45-08:30   KS1 Football Club 12:00-12:30   KS2 Girls' Football Club 12:00-12:30   Gardening Club 12:00-12:30   KS2 Change4Life Club 15:10-16:00   Drama Club - Group 2 15:10-16:00

Friday UKS2 Dodgeball Club 07:45-08:30   Book Club 12:00-12:30

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. 

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).