Lego WeDo Robotics Club
Using LEGO® Education WeDo, children design and create their own moving models while learning the basics of programming through hands-on challenges, teamwork and problem-solving.

Welcome
From ballet and chess to robotics, choir and skateboarding, our Autumn 2026 programme brings together a wide range of clubs run by KGPS staff and our valued external partners. There is something for every interest — and every child is welcome to try something new.
Use the contents below to browse by school section, then explore each club's day, time and description. Clubs markedPaidare run by external providers; clubs markedInvite Onlyare by teacher invitation.

Section One
Reception – Year 2 · After-school clubs
Using LEGO® Education WeDo, children design and create their own moving models while learning the basics of programming through hands-on challenges, teamwork and problem-solving.
A fun and inspiring space where Lower School pupils can unleash their creativity and develop a love for writing through engaging activities, exciting storytelling and playful exercises.
A fun and welcoming space for young artists to explore their imagination, experiment with different materials and express themselves through painting, drawing, crafts and collaborative projects.
Each week children explore a different app, learning new skills through creativity, problem-solving, coding, design and digital storytelling.
A fun and engaging programme that focuses on building coordination, confidence and teamwork through exciting games and skill-based activities.
Foxes ClubDiscover the fun side of STEM as you bring tiny robots to life through code — drawing colour-coded commands or programming with Ozobot to learn problem-solving, creativity and teamwork.
Building ImaginationChildren explore a different story each week. Through reading, discussion and creative activities, children develop their understanding of stories while building confidence in their writing. Each session includes writing tasks inspired by the week's book.
Step into the world of ballet with Angela Grant. This club introduces young dancers to the beauty and joy of ballet through a fun and inspiring environment where children learn basic ballet movements, develop coordination and gain confidence through dance.
Angela Grant School of DancePlay done properly. Professional coaches invite children of all abilities to learn new skills, make new pals and find new passions through a huge mix of sports, games and activities.
Foxes ClubChildren build amazing models, take on fun challenges and work together to create everything from simple designs to imaginative worlds.
Young chefs have fun while learning to create simple and tasty dishes — exploring basic cooking skills, trying new ingredients and building confidence in the kitchen.
Dolce SensoThe perfect place to develop football skills and have loads of fun. Led by friendly, experienced coaches, sessions focus on teamwork, confidence and learning the basics of the beautiful game.
JA SportA progressive ballet education following the prestigious RAD ballet syllabus. Children develop creativity, physical expressiveness and musical awareness. Pupils can take the Pre-Primary RAD examination when ready.
Angela Grant School of DanceBlend fun and fitness with the art of karate. Under experienced instructors, pupils learn self-defence, improve focus and build confidence.
Crouching Tiger KarateDevelop strength, balance, coordination and confidence in a fun, supportive environment. Sessions include floor, beam and trapeze activities.
B.A. Academy
Section Two
Year 3 – Year 6 · After-school clubs
Exclusively for Year 5 & 6 pupils preparing for art scholarships. With Ms Burge, pupils dive into advanced techniques, explore diverse media and build a strong portfolio.
Step into the spotlight with Boo Theatre. A fantastic opportunity to develop performance skills through theatre games, scene work and confidence-building on stage.
Boo Theatre & EntertainmentA creative filmmaking club where children learn scriptwriting, acting, directing, filming and editing. Guided by industry professionals, students work together to create short films.
Ciné SchoolsFast-paced fun for beginners and seasoned players alike — the perfect place to sharpen table tennis skills and enjoy friendly matches.
For committed Year 5 & 6 singers already in the Upper School Choir. Led by Ms King, the Senior Choir focuses on advanced training and unique performance opportunities.
Discover the fun of words. Through games, challenges and friendly competitions, members build their spelling skills, expand their vocabulary and grow their confidence.
Children develop stories, design comic panels, create speech bubbles and draw their own unique comics — perfect for budding artists, writers and comic lovers.
Every player — from beginner to budding superstar — can build confidence, develop new skills and make friends in engaging sessions focused on teamwork, technique and enjoyment.
JA SportsSessions focus on building confidence, coordination and resilience in a safe, supportive and inclusive environment.
Shred EducationUsing Delightex, children design and build their own virtual worlds — developing creativity, 3D design, coding logic, problem-solving, spatial awareness and digital storytelling.
Building ImaginationBlend fun and fitness with the art of karate. Pupils learn self-defence, improve focus and build confidence under experienced instructors.
Crouching Tiger KarateDevelop strength, balance, coordination and confidence through floor, beam and trapeze activities.
B.A. AcademyYear 3 & 4 pupils travel to Trailfinders Sports Club for an afternoon games session — developing skills, fitness and teamwork on professional pitches.
Spanish & French Club for Year 3 & 4 pupils, held on Thursday. Pupils explore new languages through speaking games, quizzes and digital language activities — learning useful words and phrases in both languages.
Young chefs explore basic cooking skills, try new ingredients and build confidence in the kitchen — from sweet treats to savoury snacks.
Dolce SensoStrengthen key skills through interactive games — practising maths with Times Tables Rock Stars, improving spelling with word games and developing touch typing.
Autumn 2026 — Project Video Game. Level up your game with a soundtrack that drops like a power-up. Create music that gets players hyped, locked in and ready to claim the win.
Explore your imagination through painting, drawing, sculpture and mixed media in a fun, supportive environment.
A fun and active opportunity to develop rugby skills in the first half of the autumn term, then shift focus to practising hockey skills.
Year 5 & 6 pupils travel to Trailfinders Sports Club for an afternoon games session — developing skills, fitness and teamwork on professional pitches.
Fast-paced games that build agility, coordination and confidence in a friendly, safe and supportive environment.
Foxes ClubAutumn 2026 — Project Video Game. Level up your game with a soundtrack that drops like a power-up. Create music that gets players hyped, locked in and ready to claim the win.
A compulsory club providing Year 6 pupils the opportunity to strengthen their English and Maths skills through practical activities, problem-solving and arithmetic practice — building confidence and effective learning habits.

Section Three
Morning squads, lunchtime ensembles & study clubs
Within a fun, relaxed yet stimulating atmosphere, pupils gain confidence in speaking aloud and develop their acting skills. Each child is valued as an individual. Pupils can enter LAMDA Graded examinations in Verse, Prose Speaking and Acting.
Email contactLondon Academy of Music and Dramatic Art classes for Upper School pupils — building confidence in performance and preparing for LAMDA Graded examinations.
Email contactSharpen your mind and master the art of strategy. Develop skills with Premier Chess Coaching's experienced instructors, challenge your friends and compete in exciting matches.
Premier Chess CoachingOur Lower School Singing Club for Year 1 & 2 pupils who love to sing. Fun sessions exploring different songs together — no experience needed, just bring your voice and enthusiasm!
For talented strings, woodwind and brass players in Years 5 & 6 taking one-to-one music lessons. Advanced Year 4 pupils may apply. Contact Ms King for more information.
For Year 3–6 pupils — learn, play and enjoy the game of chess with Premier Chess Coaching. Something for beginners and advanced players alike.
Premier Chess CoachingLed by Ms King and open to all Year 3–6 pupils who love to sing. Exciting performance opportunities throughout the year — whether you love solo performance or harmonising with others.
Open to students who can confidently swim 50 metres. The squad focuses on advanced techniques, endurance and competitive training. Recommended for pupils who swim outside school; 2-week trial period before committing.
Open to all pupils. Start the day with a refreshing run along the Thames — improve fitness, enjoy the scenic river views and have fun running with friends.
Through structured activities, pupils learn correct finger placement, improve typing speed and accuracy, and build essential digital literacy skills.
Advance netball skills and confidence beyond the regular season. Pupils develop passing, footwork, shooting and teamwork while deepening their understanding of game tactics.