Breakfast Club
Inkersall breakfast club takes place daily from 7.15 am in the Infant hall for children to attend and enjoy a healthy breakfast which will help them to be ready for learning. Each morning children can take part in games, colour, reading, homework club or sporting activities until the start of the school day. Parents are asked to sign in their children with the Breakfast Club staff.
Breakfast is served up until 8.15am and the children can choose from cereals, bagels and milk/water. On some days we also offer a hot breakfast of eggs, beans and porridge. You will need to reserve a place at breakfast club and this can be done via parent pay or contacting the school office.
Inkersall Spencer Academy is proud to be in partnership with Magic Breakfast, providing healthy breakfasts to our pupils so that they are settled and ready to learn.
Magic Breakfast provides Inkersall with nutritious breakfast food to ensure children start their school day in the best possible way. Breakfast gives children the energy needed for the busy school morning, enabling them to focus on their lessons.
Magic Breakfast also provides all children in school with a bagel to start the day with. These are available in class and are eaten during SODA (start of the day activity) time when the children first enter school in the morning.
There may be some free places available at our breakfast club. Please get in touch with the school office to discuss.
If you would like more information about Magic Breakfast then please visit their website at www.magicbreakfast.com
After School Club
Our after school provision is provided by Premier Education. School Activities Clubs for Kids – Premier Education Courses (premier-education.com)
The club runs from 3:15pm to 5:30pm Monday to Friday in term time. Premier Education also run a holiday club at Inkersall.
Children should make their way from their classroom (KS2) or be collected by after-school staff (Reception and KS1) to the Infant School Hall, and register with the After School Premier Education Leader.
Following registration, any child attending a separate after-school club activity will join the other children attending the activity. At the end of the activity, they will be brought back to Premier.
The children will be offered a light tea and drink.
Parents/carers are responsible for informing the Premier Education Leader of any dietary requirements. Typical activities may include:
- Art and craft activities
- Computer activities using school equipment where available
- ‘chill out’ area where books and comics will be available
- Lego and construction
- Board games
- Help with homework, reading or other learning
Parents/carers may donate toys and games to the After-School Club but children should not bring anything valuable from home.
The Breakfast and After School Education Clubs are not responsible for the loss or damage to any items brought from home.
Bookings
Children must have a completed registration form before they can attend Premier Education After School Club. In all cases a booking form must be completed and payment made. All documents are available from Premier Education.