Our school is delighted to offer breakfast and after school club provision in our school hall.
The breakfast club hours of operation are from 7.30am until the beginning of the school day. School staff in the breakfast club ensure children are transported safely from the school hall to their own classrooms.
The after-school club hours of operation are from the end of the school day (3.15pm for Nursery children and 3.20pm for children in the main school building) until 6.00pm.
Costs are as follows:
Breakfast club: £6 per day
After school club until 5.00pm: £7 per day
After school club until 6.00pm: £10 per day
There have been no changes to the legal structure or governance of our school with the introduction of this wraparound provision. The school is already registered with Ofsted, and we have informed Ofsted of our enhanced school wraparound provision in order to ensure that all aspects of school provision are registered with them.
We are a school recognised for the quality of our early years provision, with strong EYFS leadership within the senior leadership team, which includes the headteacher.
As a school, we have accommodated the wraparound care club within our buildings and grounds for many years. We have enjoyed an excellent working relationship with the leaders and staff of Grow Happy Childcare. From September 2025, our vision has been to bring the provision of wraparound care in-house in order to continue to offer outstanding, affordable provision to our families under the oversight of our school.
We are very experienced in working with parents and with the community, and in training new staff to the high standards of our school.
Continuous Professional Development and Training
At St. Peter’s, we have a systematic approach to paediatric first aid training, first aid at work training and food hygiene training, and this has been extended to our wraparound club staff.
As a school and a Trust, we also have a systematic approach to the updating and sharing of policies and risk assessments with all of our staff team, which includes our wraparound care club staff. Staff within the wraparound care club have had full access to our school and Trust training in Child Protection and Safeguarding, as well as our regular safeguarding briefings. Staff in our school (including our new wraparound care club) undergo ongoing continued professional development in order to progress their careers, and to stay updated on regulatory requirements and best practice.
Staff in the wraparound care club have a full awareness of our school Designated Safeguarding Lead (Mrs Ryan) and two deputy Designated Safeguarding Leads (Mrs Barber and Mrs Russell). Designated Safeguarding Leads are on site, or are fully contactable by wraparound club staff, at all times.
Inclusion – all children are most welcome in our new wraparound care club
Our Vision Statement contains the following words: We have high ambitions for all our learners, and provide opportunities for children to achieve excellence in all areas of school life – each and every day. St. Peter’s Catholic Primary School exists to develop the spiritual, academic, social, moral and physical development of the children entrusted to our care.
Our Mission Statement contains the following words: St. Peter’s Catholic Primary School is a Christ-centred family where every individual person is celebrated with joy and truly valued. We nurture caring, supportive relationships based on mutual respect and love.
Our Inclusion Statement has the words: Within our school we celebrate the diverse achievements and abilities of all pupils. We aim to provide … the support, resources, opportunities and challenges to enable each child to achieve their full potential.
As a school, we are committed to meeting the needs of all of our children, including those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities. We will maintain open communication with all of our families and will involve them in decisions about the wraparound provision through annual updates and through parental feedback surveys. Activities will be designed to celebrate diversity and to promote inclusivity, ensuring that all children feel valued and included.
By bringing the provision ‘in-house,’ with employees of our school delivering the provision on a daily basis, we will be able to offer families the ability to leave their children in the main school building to be cared for by our school staff team. Our provision will be planned so that our children are encouraged to be physically active every day, and so that routines for a healthy lifestyle are instilled in them.
We hope that extending our provision in this way will be of real benefit our school and to our families.
Please click the link to view our policy for our wraparound care club: Wraparound Club Policy
With warmest regards,
Mrs Ryan