Children's University is a wider opportunities programme for children in Key Stage One and Key Stage Two that is designed to engage them in a range of quality, fun, learning experiences that take place after school.
Sessions are provided that inspire and excite the children such as sporting, musical and creative clubs. Often there are activities that children would otherwise not experience, such as mindfulness, design animation, boxing and many more. (UN CRC A29 and A31)
There is no cost to the pupils as we believe finance should not stop children from enjoying learning experiences.
The really exciting aspect of the initiative is that when children have completed a course of after school learning, they earn a stamp for their ‘passport’. As they earn stamps, they work towards achieving a ‘University style’ award, such as a diploma.
Within Walsall and Birmingham there are ‘learning destinations’ that children can visit with their families and receive a CU stamp, these include the Art galleries and the Thinktank museum.
Eventually when children have reached the milestones set, they graduate in a special ceremony at Wolverhampton University, attended by their parents, where they wear caps and gowns and there is a presentation of awards.
Children’s University helps children to become independent, responsible, self motivated learners with a love of lifelong learning!
Autumn 1 Clubs-
Autumn 1 Clubs – Years 1, 2 and 3 -Tuesday Year 1, 2, 3 – Gardening Mrs Probert Children will enjoy taking part in fun gardening activities and looking after of the school's fruit and vegetable plants.
Tuesday Years 1, 2, 3 - Football Mr Roberts Children will learn new skills and apply these in small sessions and small-sided games.
Wednesday Years 1, 2, 3 - Dodgeball Mr Roberts Children will take part in team games, using their new skills.
Thursday Years 1, 2, 3 - Autumn Crafts Miss Harrison Children will use their creativity to make Autumn craft pieces. | ||
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