We provide children at Maryland with the opportunity to participate in a range of enrichment activities which include:
Basketball clubBasketball is an exciting sport for young children to develop skills such as agility, alertness, and endurance. Basketball is a team sport that can give your child a physical and mental challenge while building their confidence and social skills.
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Origami clubOrigami, the ancient art of paper folding, pupils will develop hand-eye coordination, sequencing skills, maths reasoning, spatial skills, memory, but also patience and attention skills.
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ChoirPupils will have the opportunity to further develop their musical abilities through singing and gain confidence to perform including to our local community.
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Science Technology Engineering Maths (STEM)Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) is fun! That’s what our pupils say. Build a balloon powered car, program robots to move across water, design games using Scratch, use Python and JavaScript and much more. Check out Aveea.org to find out more information.
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Art ClubPupils will look at different artists and learn how to develop the use of varying styles, mediums and techniques. Pupils work is regularly displayed and celebrated around the school. From time to time we also create pop-up galleries so parents and the local community can view the art that the children produce.
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Maryland MoversChildren will learn various types of dance enhancing their coordination, discipline and team work. Maryland Movers put together routines which are performed to the local community, children also have the opportunity to compete nationally.
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Gymnastics clubThe club will focus on teaching self-discipline, flexibility and strength through a variety of gymnastics activities.
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Fencing and Archery clubFencing and Archery are exciting sports for young children to develop skills such as agility, alertness, endurance and hand-eye coordination. Fencing is a great cardiovascular exercise, using several sets of muscles. Fencing and Archery with their complex physical manoeuvres help develop muscle strength, flexibility, and coordination
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French clubPupils will have the opportunity to further develop their French speaking skills in a fun and engaging way with their peers, enhancing their ability to communicate effectively in the wider world.
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Football clubFootball supports young players develop speed and fluidity. The game supports players in understanding and improving their skills in the transition (counter-attacking) phase. Players will develop close control, teamwork and discipline.
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Homework clubParents, is your child finding their homework too challenging? Would you like more information about how to support your child at home? In this club parents and pupils will have the opportunity to tackle homework collaboratively to ensure it is completed to the best of your child’s ability.
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Martial Arts clubPOON DOJO teaches Nei Chuan Martial Arts which helps enhance the physical, mental and emotional development of a child as well as self-discipline.
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Nature clubIn this club, children get even more opportunities to learn about nature by taking part in fun learning activities in our Nature’s Garden which is located in our junior playground. Children might choose to do pond dipping, planting, research insects and much more.
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Cookery clubEver created your own pasta…pastry…fruit kebabs or smoothies? Children who attend this club have. They develop confidence in preparing healthy balanced meals and gain skills for life.
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Chess club
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Debate club
A debate club gives pupils of all abilities a fun way of developing their oracy skills. You can use a range of activities to help pupils with their critical thinking and confident communication.
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Multi-skills ClubMulti–skills involves the mastery of the fundamental movement skills and their development into complex and functional movement skills. This enables children to participate in more than one kind of sport or physical activity providing a sound base for long-term engagement in sport or other forms of physical activity
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Cricket ClubChildren will be learning fundamental movement skills including catching, throwing, batting and strategy.
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