JEM TKD is a Taekwondo Club which is run by the talented Mrs. Whiting, who also works within school. JEM Taekwondo has had the opportunity to help countless students learn a new sport, to be active and acquire self-defence skills. Taekwondo has so many benefits, not only physically, but also to the child’s learning within school. The most common thread from ‘parent & teacher feedback’ is the change they have seen in class. They have become so much more disciplined and focussed within their learning environment. Click/tap on their logo to find out more. 

Be Active, Be Happy (George Hyde Football Club) George is local to the area and runs a number of different sporting clubs. This includes an after-school football club at Horley Infant School. All bookings and organisation is done externally to the school so please click/tap on the logo to find out more information from George and to book a place. 

La Jolie Ronde is a French Club  which uses the La Jolie Ronde method provides: a native accent for the children to copy; a unique, structured and proven language course; small classes with plenty of individual attention; conversation, basic grammar, games, role-plays, rhymes and stories; an awareness of France, its geography and culture; Fun activity books and interactive CDs; Termly reports on your child’s progress; French certificates awarded on completion of each programme. Click/tap on the logo to find out more. 

Inspire Academy of Dance Over the last 10 years Inspire Academy of Dance has grown to over 800 students dancing and performing in over 7 different locations including our own Dance Studio in Copthorne. We know that not every dancer will turn their love of the art form into a career, but every one of them will take the lessons they have learned in their training, choreography and performance to improve their quality of their life. Click/tap on the image to find out more about the after-school club here at Horley Infants. 

Fizz Pop Science This is a Science club like no other! The clubs are taught by enthusiastic, highly trained and screened instructors/presenters. There are fun, hands on experiments and projects that bring science to life for children in Yr1 +. This hands on science fun promotes the art of teamwork whilst helping aid children’s communication skills through active science exploration. Click/tap on the image to find out more. 

Art club is very popular. We offer an opportunity for the children to make different things each week. This may be clay work, painting, cutting, colouring, tracing and sticking. We do sometimes repeat some activities so if your child has been to art club before they may have already made some of the things.

Our children say they enjoy it “because we like making different pieces of art that we can’t make at home.”

Board Games Club is another popular opportunity for children to experience a range of games. They will have the chance to play games with their friends that have two players like ‘4 in a Row’ to Bingo where all the children can play together.

Children say they enjoy the club as alongside playing new games, it is a time to make new friends from other year groups.

Cooking Club is when children will have the opportunity to cook a variety of foods within the hour, from chocolate cornflake cakes to sausage rolls. We have a limited time to get things made and cooked, therefore, these are repeated each half term.

Dance Club – Children will learn how to enjoy the rhythm of music and how to move in a fun and uplifting way

Lego and Construction Club where the children are free to make whatever they dream up using lots of different construction. From Lego to Mobilo, large blocks, stickle bricks – the choice is endless.

Playground Games will develop social skills through playing various games with a partner and in a team. They will be shown lots of different games, from hockey to ‘What’s the time Mr Wolf’ and participate in team games.

Purple Mash Computers  use a variety of IT equipment to further develop their computing skills such as laptops, Bee bot programmable toys, software programs and the internet.

They will learn how they can use different programmes, how to draw pictures using just their finger on the mouse pad and writing stories to go with their pictures. They will even make robots do what the children want them to do. They will then be able to show you what they have learnt on your computers at home.

Sewing Club will offer the opportunity to learn how to thread their own needles, use different types of stitching and designs to make lots of things from a bookmark to bean bags.

Sewing club is enjoyed by both boys and girls. The children say “it’s fun because we have learned to sew and make things like bean bags”.

Well-being Club teaches the skills children need to navigate the twists and turns of life and the self-awareness to recognise when they need to listen to themselves and take a pause.