At Fishburn Primary School we offer a full range of wraparound care. Breakfast club is held in our main hall and from September 2021, our After School Club will move into our Sure Start Centre and be a bespoke place for After School Activities so watch this space!

Breakfast Club

For parents needing before school care we run our own Breakfast Club from our main hall at Fishburn Primary School.  Children from Reception to Year 6 can attend and enjoy a fantastic start to their day.  The Breakfast Club is a popular addition to our extended school service, with over 30 children regularly attending.

For a:-

7.30 am drop off the cost it £3.50 per session.
8.00 am drop off the cost is £3.00 per session.

The features of our breakfast club include:-

• A supervisor who is a professional sport coach and First Aid trained.
• A happy, friendly and secure environment.
• The club is aimed at meeting the needs of families attending the school.
• The club promotes schemes that make childcare more affordable by taking all employer childcare vouchers.
• Children are offered a healthy breakfast (toast, fruit, cereal, porridge, juice, milk etc).
• Participation in a variety of games and activities (inc. Minecraft Morning on a Friday).
• Children are taken to classes at 8.55 am.

Please contact the school office to book places.

After School Care Club

If your child / children is attending the After School Care Club they will be collected from class and taken to our After School Club Space where they will receive a snack and participate in a range of varied activities such as arts and crafts, sports, balloon making, quizzes, lego, board games and computing.

Collection of your child / children is via the Sure Start Centre at the top of the KS1 yard. Collection must be no later than 5.30 pm as this is the staff leaving time and there is no provision after 5:30.

The cost per session is £3.50 from 3.20 pm— 4.30 pm and £4.50 from 3.20pm—5.30pm.  Payment should be made in advance via ParentPay.

Please contact the school office to book places.

Primary Schools are now required to publish alongside their Performance information a list of their childcare provision making it easier for parents to know what is available.