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Everest Avenue, CF14 5AS, UK Llanishen
Tel. 02920 754787, Fax: 029 2068 9883
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Welcome to Christ The King R C Primary School
About us
In our school we endeavour to offer a distinctive vision of education rooted in the faith and teaching of the Catholic Church. The Church has always believed that it has a mission to provide an education through which our whole lives may be inspired by the Spirit of Christ, and because of this, there are three elements that we try to develop:
- a distinctive educational climate based on Gospel values
- the personal development of each pupil in the light of faith
- the importance of relating the Gospel message to culture and lifestyle.
In our school we believe that the curriculum embodies:
- high expectations of all its pupils
- access to a broad and balanced curriculum
- an understanding that learning is a lifelong process
- recognition of the value and importance of home, school, parish and community relationships
- and an awareness of the need to prepare pupils for a culturally diverse society.
In the light of faith our curriculum aims:
- to foster spiritual, moral, social, cultural, intellectual and physical development
- to provide a stable and supportive learning environment
- to ensure that children learn effectively and efficiently through well planned
experiences
- to encourage self-esteem and self-confidence
- to encourage a respect for the beliefs and opinions of others whatever their
ability, race, culture or gender
- to take account of special needs, including those of gifted children and
those with learning and physical difficulties.
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After School Clubs
Christ the King offers a wide variety of after school clubs for most year groups.
The children who attend the clubs have written some guides to what happens.
Rugby Club
Rugby training is held on the school field every Monday at 3.30pm in the Autumn and Spring terms for year 5 and 6 children.
The club is run by Mr. Affley and Mr. O'Brien. During the club we learn to run, tackle, pass and learn new moves. The team is selected after training sessions and we play lots of games against other schools.
" I like going to rugby because it's fun, builds team work and you can spend time with your friends." Mathew Kinsey (Year 6)
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Dance ClubDance is held in the school hall every Thursday at 3.30pm in the Autumn and Spring terms for year 5 and 6 children.
The club is run by Mrs Martin. During the club we dance to many different songs and learn lots of moves and routines. Then we learn a Dance to perform at the Sherman theatre with many other schools
" I go to Dance because I like learning new Dance moves, and it's realy exciting if you get picked to go to the Sherman theatre." Gwen James (Year 6)
Netball ClubNetball club is held on the Junior yard every Tuesday at 3.30pm in the Autumn and Spring terms for year 5 and 6 children.
The club is run by Mrs. Winterbottom and Mrs.Hayward.
During the club we learn a variety of passes and learn new moves. The team is selected after training sessions and we play lots of games against other schools.
"I like netball because I like playing games and it's really fun. I had an interest in the positions you can play. My favourite is centre." Rose Thomas (Year 5)
Football (Year 5 and 6)Football training is held on the school field every Tuesday at 3.30pm in the Autumn and Spring terms for year 5 and 6 children.
The club is run by Mr.Mussa. During the club we learn to run, tackle, pass and shoot. The team is selected after training sessions and we play lots of games against other schools.
" I like football because it's fun and you learn new skills." Daniel Welsh (Year 6)
Football Club ( Mr Brazil) Mr Brazil runs football training which is held on the school field every Thurday and Friday for children in Key stage one and two at 3.30pm in the Autumn and Spring terms.
The club is run by Mr.Brazil. During the club we learn to run, tackle, pass, shoot and learn lots about teamwork and fair play.
i>"Football is cool because Ilike getting involved in ball games - they're my favourite!" Mary McGrane (Year 4)
"I like going to football because it's my favourite sport."
Will Rayer (Year 2)
Guitar Club
Guitar club is run after school every Thurday for children in Key stage two in Year 4.
The club is run by Mrs Woodward and Mr Collins. During the club we learn to play chords and tunes on the guitar.
"I like guitar club because it's nice to hear the tunes, and if I practise i might get into a band!" Hugo Souto (Year 5)
Gardening clubGardening club is rune every Monday after school. Mrs Collins, Mrs Miles and Mrs Hulme help us to look after the gardens and planters around the school. We have beautiful grounds and it's good fun looking after them.
"I like the club because it's fun and it's a good way of keeping the gardens nice. Once the fruit and veg is grown, we get to eat it - and we get to find bugs!" Martha O'Brien (Year 5)
Cricket ClubMr Collins runs football training which is held on the school field every Thurday during the summer term (weather permitting!).
During the club we learn to bat, bowl and field. We play small sided games and from this a team is chosen to play in tournaments.
"Cricket is great fun. You learn how to bat, bowl and field."
Jordan Day (Year 6)
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