Lockington Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School

School Clubs

 CURRENTLY SUSPENDED DUE TO COVID-19.

The Gardening Club, and all of Lockington School are incredibly grateful to Mr and Mrs Quarmby, and Mr Robinson for all their help in allowing the installation of our new greenhouse. It looks amazing and is already housing many happy plants.

We are incredibly proud of our rather unique bell ringers. Hand bells are used to create a group ensemble which requires full concentration and a superb sense of musicality. You may be lucky enough to hear tradition hymns or even the sounds of Abba 'ringing' out across the school!

First Steps deliver a sports club every week for all pupils to enjoy. They cover a full range of activities and have introduced the pupils to many new ideas to fill lunch and play times with fun and fitness.

Gardening club with Mrs Turner allows those with green fingers to learn about the best conditions to grow and care for plants. Often, they are able to see the whole journey from seed to produce on their plate. This is one self-sufficient group!

They have enjoyed success showing the fruits of their labours at the annual Drifffield Show.

In our Wednesday sports club, Mrs Trueman prepares our keen athletes for many of the inter and intra-school competitions. Learning new skills and developing existing ones, everyone is challenged to reach their sporting potential. Keeping fit and having fun are essential to the well-being of happy learners.

Our knitting club is well established and the children produce some fine pieces under the watchful, expert eye of Mrs Robinson. They follow patterns, choose designs and proudly show the rest of the school their successes. 

Mrs Hopkinson leads a busy breakfast and after school club. Our pupils enjoy a range of healthy foods and have a wonderful extension to their school day. Once they have eaten, activities are provided ranging from crafts, computers and cooking, to energetic sporting games.

In recorder club, pupils concentrate with Miss Peacock to combine timing, pitch and rhythm. They read musical notation from the start, playing along to jolly backing tracks!

How unique to have a hand bell club in school? No doubt their talents, along with the expertise of Mrs Robinson, will be in great demand.

Mrs Robinson leads this team of knitters as they skillfully learn how to cast on, knit, pearl and cast off!