Autumn 2026:

We have a range of after school activities and clubs in operation.  Some of which change termly. At the start of each term a booking form is sent to parents via parent pay.  

Rising Stars:

Miss Bothwell  8am- 8:45am Please book direct  via Parent Pay.

Mrs Tetto Pretti 3-5pm Please book direct  via Parent Pay.

Monday 3-4pm Premier Education football training. Please book via Parent Pay.

Premier will also be running a lunch club for all pupils – no charge or booking necessary.  

Football for kids

Football is a sport that is widely adored by millions across the world, and it’s no surprise that many kids leap at the opportunity to get involved.

What is football?

Football is a team game that involves kicking a ball to score a goal. The objective of the game is to score goals for your team while stopping the opposing team from scoring goals.

While most often played on a pitch with goalposts at either end, football is such a versatile sport that you can play it in almost any location – all you need is an open space, and a ball! With these, your child will be able to play a range of fun, skill building mini games. Most players on the pitch will play with their feet, though the goalkeeper is allowed to use their hands (but only in the keeper’s box!)

This sport is suitable for people of all abilities to play. Our clubs are designed for little ones of every age – giving boys and girls a place to experience exciting, active fun.

Monday – Cooking 3-4pm Mrs McGinley, Please book direct  via Parent Pay.

Tuesday- Dodgeball with Premier Education. Please book via Parent Pay. 

Dodgeball for Kids

As a primary school sport, Dodgeball is growing in popularity week by week. It’s outrageous fun that pretty much all children love. And it’s simple too – catch, aim, throw, dodge – so kids of all ages can enjoy it.

The Rules

At the start of each game, the balls are either split evenly between teams or placed across the length of the centre line, creating a scramble to claim them at the first whistle. At first, players must pass to a teammate before targeting an opponent. Once a player has been struck by a live dodgeball, they are eliminated from the game. A ball is considered ‘live’ when it has left a player’s hand and is in the air before touching the floor. It is subsequently referred to as a ‘deadball’ once it has left the boundaries but can be retrieved by any player occupying that space of the court.

What makes dodgeball such a great sport for coaches and teachers is that it requires very little equipment and can be set up almost anywhere with adequate space. Each session is fast-paced, action-packed and energetic. The rules are very easy to follow so it’s loved by children of all ages and abilities whenever they get the chance to play it.

Wednesday-Arts and Crafts Club 3-4pm: Mrs McGinley Please book direct  via Parent Pay.

Thursday- Fencing Club, with Rob Parsons, Parsons coaching. Please book direct  via Parent Pay. Robert Parsons - BRITISH FENCING 

If you are interested in fencing, this Explore Fencing Zone aims to tell you all the basics. Whether you are a spectator or want to put on a mask and hold a sword yourself, here’s what you need to know.

Getting Started

To start, discover the weapons, learn about the rules, or find out some fun facts! Explore the Zone using the boxes at the bottom of this page and in the links on the menu.

Fencing is not as complicated as you may think – it’s no more technical or tactical than other sports like tennis or golf.  And like those sports, you can lose yourself in the technical elements of fencing. This zone will help you navigate the start of your fencing journey, and will guide you towards a fuller understanding of the sport.

Fast Answers

Raring to go? Here are some fast answers to the most commonly asked questions:

Why start fencing?

It’s a great way to give your mind and body a workout (and best of all you get to hit people with swords!)

Who is it for?

Everyone. Fencing is a sport for all ages. All you need is enthusiasm.

Is it all very competitive?

There are all kinds of clubs and fencing experiences out there – fun one-off activities with plastic kit, social club environments which cater for a range of different ages and abilities, right up to the competitive performance clubs. There are lots of competitions across the age groups catering for novices to fencers trying to qualify to represent Great Britain.

Thursday- Tennis Club, Activator Sport, Please book direct  via Parent Pay.

As well as learning plenty of social skills, getting physically active and having great fun with friends, your child will also learn the key attributes to develop and sometimes excel in the sport.

Your child will learn the following key sporting skills:

• Techniques
• Forearm
• Backhand
• Volley
• Serving
• Fundamental movement skills
• Rules
• Tactics
• Perseverance
• Independence

Friday- Northampton Saints Rugby Club, Please book direct  via Parent Pay.

School Programmes | Northampton Saints

Northampton Saints Academy

Northampton Saints has a proud tradition of developing homegrown rugby players.

Our mission is to be the best development Club in England, with a mandate to provide in excess of 50% homegrown players in the senior Saints squad, year after year.

Throughout the Academy pathway, we insist that players prioritise their academic and off-field development – we believe all players should be well-rounded individuals and able to excel both on the field and away from rugby.

The world’s leading Rugby Development Programme

Northampton Saints’ Academy system is one of the most prestigious and successful development pathways in English rugby, renowned for producing top-tier talent who go on to represent both club and country. 

With a proud tradition of developing homegrown players, the Academy plays a vital role in the long-term success of Northampton Saints across domestic and European competitions.

Our mission is to develop players of strong character through an outstanding pathway system – one that is built on elite coaching, strong leadership, state-of-the-art faciltiies and exceptional relationships with our stakeholders. 

We prioritise not only athletic excellence, but also personal growth, with a strong emphasis on academic achievement and life skills. We believe in developing well-rounded individuals who can thrive both on and off the field.

Saints’ Academy is mandated to ensure that more than 50% of the senior squad is made up of homegrown talent, year after year – a goal we consistently achieve. Our long-term vision is to be recognised as the world’s leading rugby player development programme.

As one of 11 regional academies, partially funded by the Rugby Football Union and PREM Rugby, we are committed to nurturing the next generation of elite players. 

We have produced a host of former and current international stars, including the likes of Tommy Freeman, Fraser Dingwall, Ollie Sleightholme, George Furbank, Alex Coles, and Henry Pollock – a testament to our programme’s continued success in shaping the future of English rugby.