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Out of School Hours Learning

Study support, or out of school hours learning, covers activities which take place outside normal lessons and which have a learning focus. Participation is voluntary. Study support can happen before or after the school day, at lunch and break times, at weekends, and during school holidays.

Activities can include:

  • breakfast clubs - which may include a mix of activities and food;
  • homework clubs - a calm, informal place to do homework
  • subject-based activities - such as language or science clubs;
  • opportunities to pursue particular interests - such as chess, ICT, or art and design;
  • creative activities - music, DJ workshops, street dance, steel bands, drama;
  • physical education and sports;
  • learning about learning - advice of how to study/revise, and thinking skills.
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