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1B Lyndwood Parade
St Lukes Road
Old Windsor
Berkshire
SL4 2QX
St Jude’s CofE School, Egham
Link to: St Jude’s CofE Junior School, Egham BC
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After School Club
Link to: St Jude’s CofE, Egham HC
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After school club information
Includes Nutritious Snack
Age 4 - 11 years old
Collection from near by schools
(Optional Extra)
Bagshot Rd, Englefield Green, Egham TW20 0RU
07772642307
office@thegapclub.com
Fees
For regular sessions:
For regular sessions:
Until 4.30pm = £10 per session
Until 5:30pm = £14.50 per session
Until 6:30pm = £17.50 per session.
For Ad Hoc sessions = £3.00 extra per session
(Note: Ad-hoc only available for session until 6:30pm)
Sibling Discount Available
About the setting
Our After School Club provides premium high-quality childcare for children aged 4-11 years at St Jude’s Junior School.
Space and Environment
Our After School Club is based in one of the schools YR4 classrooms, the school hall and outside spaces which are situated throughout the school. We predominantly use the YR4 class for registration including our meet and greet, snack, free play and focused activities. In addition to this, children will also have access to the entire outdoor environment including the schools trim trail, large field, middle playground and pet corner.
Provision
St Jude’s After School Club creates a stimulating and challenging provision for all of the children in our care. Meet and Greet is a key part of our club in which the children can share their experiences and news with each other freely and the staff can filter any key messages to the group. This includes what is planned for the session and anything else that the children would like to be involved in. Homework and mindfulness zones are available within the classroom and encouraged daily to allow for more focused quiet spaces when needed.
Our room is set up with a wide variety of resources and social activities that encourage and provide many different play and learning opportunities for our children which are tailored for the different ages and stages that we support. All play spaces will support social skills through role play and small world resources, learning opportunities through homework areas, literacy and numeracy activities and games and the development of fine and gross motor skills through sensory and messy activities, mark making and craft and physical and active games.
Children have the freedom to explore and engage in a vast range of free play spaces and zones that will naturally support and enhance their learning through play. We will also support their holistic development through specific social activities such as sharing of news with the group, different play experiences such as, loose parts play and imaginative and role play areas to support creativity, story-telling and knowledge and understanding of the world.
Daily routine
| St. Jude’s After School Club Daily Routine | |
| 3:00- 3:30pm | Children arrive at the club and have their ‘meet and greet’, engage in free play or group activities. The children also have the opportunity to take part in outside play before snack. |
| 3:30 – 4:30pm | Snack is served from 3:45pm and is finished before 4:30pm, ready for first collections. The children have the opportunity to play indoors during snack time. |
| 4:30 – 5:30pm | Children start to arrive from school extra-curricular clubs. We have access to the hall space for group games and physical activities from 4:30pm. Once all children have arrived our group moves down to the hall. |
| 5:30 – 6:30pm | Tidy-up begins, and light activities until home time. |
Parent access to the club
Visitors to The Gap Club should park their car on the surrounding roads of the school. The Gap Club only use the car park for holiday clubs, during term time visitors cannot use the car park.
To access The Gap Club, visitors should wait outside the schools main gate. We have our front board here, it holds the contact number for the club mobile phone and other important information.
Visitors should call the number on the front board and speak to the supervisor onsite, explaining which child they are collecting.
Staff will help the children collect their belongings and bring them to the front gate for collection.
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