Welcome back following the first half term, I hope that you have had a restful break and your child is ready for the last term before we break up for Christmas. I am delighted to attach the latest version of the enrichment timetable highlighting the opportunities and after-school clubs we have on offer. All sessions include information on which year group can attend using the key at the bottom of the page.
Over the last school term, we have seen over 1400 students access the sessions and activities that were on offer, which is fantastic. We are looking forward to seeing students returning and hopefully see new faces coming to participate and explore what’s on offer this term.
The sessions this term range from Art Club, Animal Care, Dungeons & Dragons, Eco Club, F1 in Schools, Xbox, VR & Retro Games Club and Lego so there are plenty to suit all ages and interests. This term we have added a Pokémon, Crochet, Debate Club, Warhammer 40,000, Christmas Craft and Knitting so there will be lots to do and have fun with before the Christmas break.
The PE department offer a variety of physical activities for all year groups including a choice of traditional sports such as netball and football. The timetable changes every half term and this term we have a variety of activities on offer throughout the week with the addition of badminton and basketball. Each of these activities are overseen by members of the PE department and LLS. These may attract students who enjoy engaging in new and different challenges. It would be great to see new faces coming to participate and explore what’s on offer.
All of the enrichment sessions are overseen by a dedicated member of staff and are registered in the same way as a normal lesson. This enables us to identify which students are on site after 3pm.
A reminder if pupils get the school bus home and wish to attend an enrichment session, they can book on to the Prestatyn High School minibus at the main office before the end of morning break.
I do hope your child takes up these fantastic opportunities, and I look forward to welcoming them to the sessions.
