Small sided badminton games that are available to all students. These games will take place within the sports hall , which focus on improving students' sporting ability within small-sided competitive scenarios. Students will be required to bring their trainers to participate and the club is available for all ability levels.

Small sided basketball games that are available to students within Years 10/11. These games will take place within the sports hall , which focus on improving students' sporting ability within small-sided competitive scenarios. Students will be required to bring their trainers to participate and the club is available for all ability levels.

Open to Year 9 students who have an interest in D&T: Resistant Materials at GCSE. Students will learn new woodworking skills to design and create a small item of furniture that they can take home at the end of the course. Will run on Mondays from 1530-1630. Maximum 12 places available. Please see Mrs Marshall in D&T to put your name down.

Small sided football games that are available to students within Years 7/8. These games will take place on the astroturf, which focus on improving students' sporting ability within small-sided competitive scenarios. Students will be required to bring their trainers to participate and the club is available for all ability levels.

Football training available for Years 7/8/9. These training sessions consist of football drills and game play, whilst being available to all abilities and genders. Students also have the chance to take part within competitive games against other schools. Each year group has an A/B team, alongside a female team as well. Students are required to arrive at the changing rooms after-school to register and require their PE kit to take part.

Growing and implementing of ideas to improve the school site for sustainability and nature. Working with the school House council to promote sustainability across the school.

General Textile club- 25 attendies. years 7-13

For years 8-13. For those with an interest in languages and who want to promote languages and cultures in the wider school and community. Bring your lunch.

Our table tennis club is ran by our external coach, Tim Elmer. The club involves developing sporting knowledge and ability within table tennis, whilst applying this to competitive scenarios. This club is available to all students, but is at a small cost; students are also required to bring their PE kit. To find out more information, or to book a space within the club, please contact Tim through email (tim@elmerdriving.co.uk).

Trampolining club is available to students within Year 8 . The club involves developing sporting knowledge and ability within isolated scenarios. Students are required to arrive at the PE changing rooms to register and require their PE kit to take part. To book onto the club, please refer to ParentPay.�

Building, painting and playing Warhammer. There are limited places available, but always worth getting students names down. There are a few models in school, which beginners can use. Those that have their own models, can bring them in to use during the sessions.

Small sided basketball games that are available to students within Years 7/8/9. These games will take place within the sports hall , which focus on improving students' sporting ability within small-sided competitive scenarios. Students will be required to bring their trainers to participate and the club is available for all ability levels.

Small sided boccia games that are available to all students. These games will take place within the gym, which focus on improving students' sporting ability and knowledge within the sport of boccia; The club is available for all ability levels.

DND club consists of a collective role-playing experience, where students use their imagination and team-work to overcome obstacles, problems and monsters within a fantasy setting. The club takes place within the room G2 and is available for all year groups. The club is currently full, however please contact Mr Corbett (b.corbett@kimberleyschool.co.uk) to join the waiting list.

Small sided football games that are available to students within Years 9/10/11. These games will take place on the astroturf, which focus on improving students' sporting ability within small-sided competitive scenarios. Students will be required to bring their trainers to participate and the club is available for all ability levels.

Girls Netball training available for Years 7/8/9. These training sessions consist of netball drills and game play, whilst being available to all abilities. Students also have the chance to take part within competitive games against other schools; in addition, students are required to arrive at the changing rooms after-school to register and require their PE kit to take part. This activity takes place on our outdoor netball courts.

Small sided netball games that are available to students within Years 7/8/9. These games will take place within the sports hall , which focus on improving students' sporting ability within small-sided competitive scenarios. Students will be required to bring their trainers to participate and the club is available for all ability levels.

LAMDA (London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts Awards) is a weekly Drama club taking place after school with a view to a qualification in performance, graded by a visiting examiner in Spring. LAMDA has been going for over 125 years and is a prestigious opportunity to get expert feedback from industry professionals.

STEM projects, looking at careers in the STEM field, STEM competitions

Our Taekwondo club is run by our external coach, Master Bradshaw. The club involves developing sporting knowledge and ability within Taekwondo, which is available to all students, but is at a small cost; students are also required to bring their PE kit. To find out more information, or to book a space within the club, please refer to ParentPay.�

Mr Jolly and Mr Clemmet work with Year 13 students on their applications to University