AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS 

Fitness, health and creativity are all integral parts of the Ranelagh Curriculum and these activities are reflected in the range of clubs we offer. Our programme encourages children to develop skills and to broaden their range of experiences and interests. Clubs are run by school staff and some external providers who have a passion for inspiring children to learn.

All clubs are free and run from 3pm-4pm. To find out more about the types of clubs running this term, please see the drop-down link at the bottom of this page. 

For any additional information regarding clubs, please speak to Mrs. Sheikh.

Please click on the link if you would like to register your child for a club:

 

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Ranelagh Young Gardeners Club – Growing Together!

This term, the Ranelagh Gardening Club has been buzzing with energy as our young gardeners rolled up their sleeves and got to work transforming our outdoor space. The children have shown responsibility, teamwork, and a passion for nature while taking care of the school garden.

  

The club has been busy creating homemade compost, learning how to recycle natural materials to help enrich the soil. They have also planted a variety of vegetables, including garlic, radishes, carrots, and sweetcorn, as well as spring bulbs that we are excited to see bloom next term.

Our gardeners have worked hard to keep the beds tidy, watering plants, clearing soil that had been scattered, and collecting fallen leaves to use in composting. Their dedication has helped keep our garden thriving through the changing seasons.

A special mention goes to Afeefah in Year 6, who has taken on a fantastic leadership role within the group. She has supported younger children, guided them with planting and garden care, and has been an invaluable help throughout the term. We are incredibly proud of her commitment and maturity.

The Ranelagh Gardening Club continues to be a wonderful space where children learn the importance of caring for the environment, growing their own food, and working as a community. We look forward to watching both the garden—and our young gardeners—continue to grow!

  

Police Cadets Club

Every Tuesday, Year 5 and Year 6 are brought to a standstill with a loud " Attention!" These children are part of Junior Cadets. The Volunteer Junior Police Cadets or JVPC is a fun place to learn a bit more about the police, how to keep yourself safe and how to get involved in supporting your community. The unit that is attached to Ranelagh is one of the biggest units in Britain. Ask one of our volunteer police cadets for more information.

 

 

Police Cadets  Police, Camera, Action project 

Ranelagh Junior police cadets joined forces with police officers in raising awareness about speeding in the borough . 

Children used speed machines to track driving speeds on Manor Road in Stratford! Once drivers were stopped, Ranelagh children asked the drivers to consider the consequences. They asked  'What would you do if you lost your licence ? ‘ and ‘Do you know how much harm you could have caused on the roads today by going faster than the speed limit ?’ 

The police team were impressed by the way children questioned the public and raised awareness about driving safely. 

Alexandru stated, ‘ I really enjoyed working with the police and would like to become a Police officer when I am older’. 

Of course , the best thing was testing the lights and sirens of the police cars. 

Please make sure you drive at the legal speed limit - you never know when a Ranelagh police cadet will be about !