Board Games Club Year 1  

Board Games Fun is currently being delivered to Year 1 and 2 children. The aim of this club is to give children the opportunity to develop their social and communication skills through turn taking, sharing and discussing ways to play the games. The children are able to develop new friendships and their self - confidence in small groups and then apply this during their learning in the classroom and everyday life. 

School Choir

Football Club

Year 6 Boys

Year 5/6 Girls

Dodgeball

Fundamental Games

Tag Rugby

Computing Committee and Club

KS1 In this club the computing committee will: learn how to look after the school's IT equipment, both in their classes and communally; practice their coding skills by both playing coding games and programming robots; expand their digital literacy skills but using cameras to document the technology around school and explore digital music apps on the schools iPads. 

KS2 In this club the computing committee will: learn how to look after the school's IT equipment, both in their classes and communally; practice their coding skills by both playing coding games and programming robots; expand their digital literacy skills but using cameras to document the technology around school and explore digital music apps on the schools iPads. 

Ball Skills

Forest School

Our Forest School club is the opportunity for children to explore the forest area and take part in the activities they would’ve taken part in with their class teacher as well as a range of different activities such as den building, fairy fires and making S’mores. Also as part of Forest School Club we encourage team work and the pupils managing their own risk and understanding how we take part in an activity safely. We also promote the social skills by providing pupils the opportunity to interact with children they wouldn’t do on a weekly basis.

Our Forest School club is the opportunity for children to explore the forest area and take part in the activities they would’ve taken part in with their class teacher as well as a range of different activities such as den building, fairy fires and making S’mores. Also as part of Forest School Club we encourage team work and the pupils managing their own risk and understanding how we take part in an activity safely. We also promote the social skills by providing pupils the opportunity to interact with children they wouldn’t do on a weekly basis.

Dance Club

 Basketball

Our Basketball Club is delivered  across Key Stages and focuses on developing the key skills required to play basketball such as passing, shooting, teamwork and defending. The club also aims to provide a better understanding of the rules of Basketball which they can apply during their weekly PE lessons. 

Cricket

Choir Club

Our Year 6 choir is an opportunity for children to get together and sing a variety of songs of different genres. As well as having fun singing, our children develop their musical and performing skills. Before Christmas, we were invited to sing Christmas carols at a local residential home which was thoroughly enjoyed by all concerned.

More recently, our choir performed on stage at the Cronton Playhouse in front of an audience of family and friends. This performance included children from other primary schools in Halton as part of HPAN, the Halton Primary Arts Network.

Year 3 Year 4 and Year 5 Performing Choir - Autumn and Spring Term

COHS Performing Choir

Fairfield Choirs

 Our Performing Choirs Clubs are an opportunity for Fairfield children to express their musical creativity, in a fun and relaxed environment. It allows them to develop their musical and vocal skills in order to improve their confidence whilst performing in front of the general public and their school community. Participating in the Fairfield school choirs is an opportunity for our children to make new friends, enjoy a variety of musical genres, sign alongside other schools in the Halton region and explore their passion for music.

Bench Ball

Our Benchball Club is delivered to years groups across the school. This club aims to provide pupils with the opportunity to learn a new sport as well as developing skills which they would require in other sports such as throwing, catching and teamwork skills.

Glee Club

Creative Writing

Netball Club

Cross - Country Club

Our Cross Country Club looks to promote increasing the pupil’s overall fitness levels as well as building their resilience. Often we will take the children to the local park and provide them the opportunity to move around the park at their own pace and aim to inspire the pupils to continue to increase their own overall fitness outside of school.

Debate Club

Our Debate Club is an opportunity for children to express their feelings and ideas in a professional and polite way. It allows them to develop their communication skills and improve their confidence in public speaking. Competing in a debate club is an opportunity for the children to make new friends, accept different opinions and put their own opinions forward in a polite and respectful manner. We meet regularly throughout the school year to debate different topics.

Recently, we visited Farnworth CE Primary School to take part in a debate on whether children should have to wear school uniform or not. This debate included children from various primary schools throughout Halton.