This is a larger than average school serving an area of mixed housing in Hollingwood. The proportion identified as entitled to free school meals is low, as is the proportion of pupils of other than White British origin. Very few pupils are known to speak a language at home other than English. More pupils than in most schools have learning difficulties and statements of special educational need. Indicators suggest many pupils come from disadvantaged backgrounds. The school has an Investor in People Award, ‘ActiveSports’ Award, a Basic Skills Award and Anti-Bullying Award, and is a Health Promoting School.

Do You Need Good Quality Childcare You Can Afford?

	Football
	Arts and crafts
	Reading
	Boxed games
	Role play
	Display work
	Cooking
	Junk modelling
	Parachute play
	Outdoor games

All these activities are designed to stimulate and interest your child. .

Aims & Values
At Hollingwood, we believe in providing good quality childcare that supports families and reflects their beliefs and wishes. We also strive to create a safe, happy and stimulating environment for your child.

Staff
There are 9 members of staff at the Hollingwood After School Club, who are all Police Checked and registered with OFSTED. Each member of staff is either NVQ trained or is in training. We comply with OFSTED standards for staff ratios of 1:8 with at least 2 members of staff present at all times. There is always a member of staff on site that is first aid trained.

Club Rules

	No bullying
	No throwing
	No swearing
	Be polite at all times
	Respect each other and each other's property

Management Committee
The Breakfast and After School Club is run by a voluntary management committee consisting of parents and the head teachers of the three schools serviced. The management committee may be contacted via:
Joanne Davenport (Chairman)
Tel: 01246 281182
Committee meetings are open to all. Parents will be notified of times and dates.