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School Sports Clubs

Our school sports clubs allow children the freedom to participate in a range of sports, meaning their active experience extends beyond just their PE lessons.

Our Clubs

Childcare Vouchers

We accept childcare vouchers from a wide range of providers but if yours isn’t listed below, don’t worry, please advise us and we will register an account.

Please note details of how to book when using vouchers below.

Edenred: P20959192
Computershare: 0022014454
Care 4: 41400380
Fideliti: MOV002C
Busy Bee: use our Ofsted number EY485421
Sodexo: 846145
Kiddivouchers
Reward Gateway: 15475149981
Co-operative Flexible Benefits: 85121196
Taxfree childcare vouchers- 50077167813

Please only use the name of the childcare provider as voucher code when paying for your booking.

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Instructions

Apply childcare provider’s name as the voucher code then proceed to payment.
The code overrides the amount owed make sure to make a note of the amount you must then pay through your vouchers.
Any miscalculation of fees paid will be communicated to you and you will be required to pay the difference in cash at camp

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Our Clubs

Our School Sports Clubs provide children with a range of activities provided by specialist coaches. From Football and Multi Sports to Tag Rugby and Dance, children are able to stay active whilst having fun with their friends.

These provide a structured and safe environment where kids can learn new skills, improve their coordination and fitness, and develop teamwork and leadership skills. They also offer a great opportunity for kids to socialise with their peers and build lasting friendships.

By participating in these, kids can reduce stress, improve their academic performance, and develop a lifelong love for sports and physical activity.

West Norwood & Streatham –

Julians School Sports Clubs

Our Vision For Clubs

– Designed to be a fun and engaging way to get children more active and develop sport-specific skills.

– Gives children a chance to participate in a wide range of activities and be introduced to activities not covered in the PE curriculum.

– To deliver the National Curriculum for PE (competence to excel in a broad range of physical activities, physically active for sustained periods of time, engage in competitive sports and activities and to to lead healthy, active lives.)