Wrap Around Care

Mrs V. Dolan Tree House Manager Sodexo Head Cook

Miss L. Harmston Tree House Playworker Sodexo Kitchen Assistant

Mrs K. Kaur Tree House Playworker Sodexo Kitchen Assistant

Mrs S. Kokane Tree House Assistant Manager/ Breakfast Club Assistant Manager

Mrs L. Stone Breakfast Club Manager Learning Support Assistant

Miss J Pacek Midday Play Assistant Tree House Playworker

Mrs F. Leyland Tree House Playworker Sodexo Kitchen Assistant

Miss V Fallows Midday Play Assistant Tree House Playworker

Breakfast Club

The academy-run breakfast club is available during term time, Monday to Friday, from 7.45am to 8.50am for all pupils from Nursery to Year 6.

The cost is £6.00 per day per child and payment must be made in advance of booked sessions.

For pupils currently in receipt of an income based Free School Meal (not the Universal Infant Free School Meal which applies to all pupils in years Reception to Year 6), Breakfast Club is charged at a discounted rate of £3.00. However, bookings must still be completed within the time-frames specified in the policy.

Breakfast Club is managed by Mrs Stone and Miss Shibani and members of the Tree House team. The club provides a wide variety of healthy breakfast foods and varied activities for pupils in our care.

Bookings for Breakfast Club are made via your MCAS app (My Child at School). Sessions are available to book (and can only be booked) from a week in advance/prior to your required session, and there is no limit on how far in advance you can book as long as your account is in credit/payment is made at the time of the booking. See the Tree House policy for further details or contact a member of the Breakfast Club team – treehouse@ltpa.bright-futures.co.uk . Please be aware that the club is very popular and so places cannot be guaranteed.

Tree House After School Club

The academy-run after school club is available Monday to Friday from 3.20pm to 6pm for all pupils from Nursery to Year 6.

The cost is £12.00 per child until 6pm or £5.50 per child until 4.30pm and payment must be made in advance of booked sessions. Parents are required to provide their child with a healthy snack, water will be made available throughout the session. When providing your child with a healthy snack, we do not allow popcorn in school and are a nut free school. If your child brings an item containing nuts to school, we will return it with your child at the end of the session. Please also see the following information on lunchboxes and snack ideas – https://limetree.bright-futures.co.uk/school-life/meals/

Tree House is managed by Mrs Dolan and members of the Tree House Team. There are a wide variety of activities to choose from around the school such as arts and crafts, sports, games and other outdoor adventures. Our aims are:

• To provide the highest possible standard of care in a secure, caring and supportive environment, where children feel comfortable and happy during the after school club sessions
• To enable children to build positive relationships with peers and staff
• To teach children new skills through games and outdoor activities
• To create opportunities to support learning
• To employ caring, qualified and supervisory staff

Bookings for Tree House are made via your MCAS app (My Child at School). Sessions are available to book (and can only be booked) from a week in advance/prior to your required session, and there is no limit on how far in advance you can book as long as your account is in credit/payment is made at the time of the booking. See the Tree House policy for further details or contact a member of the Tree House team – treehouse@ltpa.bright-futures.co.uk Please be aware that the club is very popular and so places cannot be guaranteed.

After School Activities

Lime Tree offer a variety of different after school activities for children to attend. For us, it’s really important that children are still active learners outside of the classroom, and so our after school clubs encourage children to think, work as a team and develop different skills within sports and activities.

Clubs are run by external providers and are offered to all children from Year 1 to Year 6, and also cater for different interests – examples being cooking, art, yoga, dance, gymnastics, cheerleading, football, cricket, science, dodgeball, chess, choir, languages.

If you are interested in after school activities, or would like to know more then please enquire at the school office or speak to Mrs Kenny