About
The Club's aim is to provide a safe, happy and inviting environment for your child.
The club was originally formed in 1999 by a group of parents with children attending either The Horsell Village School or The Horsell Church of England Junior school. The Club was originally operated from the Horsell Village Parish Institute building, with children from both schools being walked to the premises at the end of the school day.
In September 2009 the new site, located at the Horsell CofE Junior School opened. The club is a limited company but is managed on a not for profit basis by a Committee made up of parents of the children attending, who provide their time voluntarily.
We value our partnership with all parents to make the Club a success. If any parents wish and are able to contribute some time to assist in the running of the Club please let us know.
Activities
Outside Play
Outdoor play activities are essential for children's physical and social development. Games like tag and hide and seek promote activity and peer engagement. Overall, outdoor play fosters creativity and healthy habits.
Sensory Play
Sensory play involves activities that engage a child's senses—touch, sight, sound, taste, and smell. It promotes development through hands-on experiences, like playing with sand, water, or craft items. Such activities enhance creativity and motor skills while providing fun.
Imaginative Play
Sensory play involves activities that engage a child's senses—touch, sight, sound, taste, and smell. It promotes development through hands-on experiences, like playing with sand, water, or craft items. Such activities enhance creativity and motor skills while providing fun.
