Scotby Church of England Primary School

Clubs / Activities

 Any  time, expertise or help you feel you might be able to give to the children to widen the scope of our clubs - let us know.  We try hard to enrich the children's experience of school within a time frame constrained by planning, preparation, assessment and the many responsibilities teaching brings with it.

See the Clubs board - top corridor for pictures

 Clubs In school hours

Clubs and Extra-curricular activities at Scotby CE School

The school offers a wide and growing menu of activities which varies each term. In Autumn 2009, the list includes:

Football with Carlisle United Community Coaches

Football with Mr Kernaghan

Netball with Mrs White

Tennis with Lyall Timmons

Running Club with Mrs Peck and Mrs Wise

Games Club with Miss Harding

Knitting Club with Mrs Wilkinson

Drama Club with Hullabaloo Theatre Co.

Art Club with Mrs Wise

Science Club with Miss Lee and Mrs White

Writing Club with Miss Fraser

Guitars with Jaminmusik

Recorders with Mrs Peck

Woodwind Tuition with Normans Music

Keyboard Tuition with Norman Hubner

So many of the clubs are reliant upon the goodwill of a hardworking staff – we are very grateful for their voluntary contributions to the extra-curricular life of the school.

Clubs in the Community Suitable for Primary School Children

 ( website links included) There are children in school involved in  - if your child goes to a good  local club you would like to recommend to this list drop me a line via the front office.

Swimming Clubs  http://www.swimcarlisle.co.uk/

Border Liners ( Orienteering) http://www.lakes-o.freeserve.co.uk/

Border Harriers ( See Mr Varian for info) http://borderlinersoc.mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/

Border City Wheelers ( see Mr Varian for info)  http://www.border.fsworld.co.uk/

Warwick Wanderers Football Club  http://www.warwickwanderers.co.uk/

Indoor Climbing, Gymnastics,Roller Hockey at the Sands Centre or other local Climbing Walls  http://www.thesandscentre.co.uk/riverside.cfm

 Also William Howard , St Aidan's and Tullie House all run educational Fun Activities during holiday periods. Newsletters are circulated for these and the Cumberland News is a useful source

Chess Websites:

The Chess Centre

The British Chess Foundation

British Chess Magazine

Cumbria Chess Association