Extra Curricular Activities (For Boys)


Hey year 6’s, My name is Mohammed Ghaith and I would like to tell you about  ECA’s for boys. There are many sporting Activities to get involved in such as : Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Ping Pong, Trampoline club and lots more ! If you are not the type of person who enjoys playing sports don't worry! There are many other ECA’s available. For example : Chess club, pizza poetry and prose, Glee club (singing) to name a few ! If you are wondering about Pizza poetry and prose (P,P&P) it’s basically a club on a Thursday lunchtime where someone reads a story to you while you can chew on a lovely pizza! Relaxing and delicious! The clubs are very easy to sign up for so don’t be shy as everyone is new to clubs at the same time, just join in and get involved! I hope you enjoyed reading this and I look forward to meeting you all next year! 

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