Sport

Athletics Fitness Running Club

Club Athletics Fitness Where Runcie Hall When Years 3-4, Wednesday 7.45am - 8.15am, Years 5-6, Thursday 7.45am - 8.15am Staff Miss Fox, Miss Wardle Places 60 Term Summer Club Running Club Where Girls’ Prep School When Tuesday 7.30am - 8.15am Who Years 5 – 6 Staff Miss Fox, Miss Wardle Places 60 Term Summer

Athletics

Athletics is a part of our curriculum and there are additional opportunities for all Years 3 to 6 pupils at the Girls’ Preparatory School. Those who choose to attend will receive coaching in a variety of jumping, throwing and running (long/mid/sprint distances) events throughout the year, with opportunities to represent the School in competitions.

Additional Information:

Collect from Manor Road South at 5.05pm or from the Girls’ Preparatory School at 5.20pm. Club Athletics Where Hinchley Wood When Wednesday 4.00pm – 5.00pm Who Years 3 – 6 Staff Miss Fox, Miss Wardle Places 60 Term Summer

Prep Schools’ Riding Club

This club is open to KS2 pupils with a range of experiences in horse riding. Sessions include a progression from the trot, gallop and canter on different horses. It involves additional work such as mucking out, feeding and grooming the animals.

Club Prep Schools’ Riding Club Where Chessington Equestrian Centre When Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm Who Years 3-6 Staff Mrs Dillon Cost Cost Involved

Gymnastics

All pupils can participate in gymnastics at Surbiton High School, from complete beginners, through to those competing at the highest level. We provide the opportunity for all girls and boys to progress according to their ability, and take part competitively or purely for recreational purposes.

Gymnastics is a great way to keep fit and is proven to be a great foundation for many other sports. It improves flexibility, strength, coordination and spatial awareness. Participation also teaches pupils the qualities of hard work, discipline, sportsmanship and dedication.

Our Gymnastics Clubs run after School on different nights according to age/ability. See Mrs Osborn (Head of Gymnastics).

Girls of any ability are welcome to attend these classes. The sessions are structured at a basic and progressive level, with the opportunity to access the BG Proficiency Award Scheme. This is a recreational session aiming to develop general gymnastics skills, fitness and fun.

Club Gymnastics Where Runcie Hall When Years 1 – 6 Tuesday 4.00pm – 5.30pm Staff Miss MacKenzie Places 20 Term Spring and Summer

Girls’ Prep Intermediate/ Advanced

Club Girls’ Prep Intermediate/Advanced Where Sixth Form Gym When Monday 4.00pm – 5.30pm Who All Years by Invitation Staff Miss Mackenzie Places 10-12 Term All Year

Girls showing potential in the Gym Club will be invited to attend these classes. The sessions are structured to develop the technique of more advanced gymnastics skills and prepare gymnasts to compete in the Key Steps and U9/U11 Novice competitions.

Girls need to wear school leotards.

Club Where When

Who Staff Places Term Additional Information

Girls’ U11 Squad Surbiton Assembly Rooms, Main Hall Monday 4.00pm – 5.30pm Friday 4.00pm – 5.30pm Girls U11 Squad, by Invitation Miss Mackenzie 12 All year Girls need to wear school leotards and attend both weekly sessions

Girls’ U11Squad

Girls showing potential in the advanced group will be selected to attend these classes. The sessions are structured to develop the technique of more advanced gymnastics skills and prepare gymnasts to compete in Regional and National competitions.

Hockey

Club Hockey Where Hinchley Wood When Tuesday 4.00pm – 5.00pm Who Years 3 – 4 Places 30 Term Autumn and Spring Staff Miss Blackwood, Mr Williamson, Mr Beck

Club Hockey Where Hinchley Wood When Monday 4.00pm – 5.00pm Who Years 5 – 6 Places 30 Term Autumn and Spring Staff Miss Blackwood, Mr Williamson, Mr Beck

The hockey programme at the Girls’ Preparatory School is expanding rapidly. We offer weekly hockey training for all Years 3 to 6 pupils throughout the Autumn and Spring Terms as part of the Co-curricular programme. Coaching will focus on developing skills and applying these in game situations. There are additional opportunities for all pupils to represent the School, teams for which will be chosen based on ability. The A- teams are expected to attend additional training with external clubs.

Additional Information:

Collect from Manor Road South at 5.05pm or from the Girls’ Preparatory School at 5.20pm.

Netball

Netball is the most popular team sport for women in many Commonwealth countries and its popularity is matched at the Girls’ Preparatory School. All Years 3 to 6 pupils at the Girls’ Preparatory School are invited to play netball as part of the Co-curricular programme. Teams are selected based on individual abilities, but we deliver fun and challenging coaching for all standards. Training sessions are weekly and there are plenty of opportunities to compete against other schools in matches and tournaments. The A-teams are expected to attend additional training within school hours and also with external clubs.

Additional Information:

Collect from Manor Road South at 5.05pm or from the Girls’ Preparatory School at 5.20pm.

Club Netball Where Hinchley Wood When Monday 4.00pm – 5.00pm Who Years 3 – 4 Places 60 Term Autumn and Spring Staff Miss Wardle, Miss Fox, Ms Feeney Club Year 5 and 6 Netball Squad Where Runcie Hall When Thursday 7.45am – 8.15am Who Years 5 – 6 Term Autumn and Spring Staff Miss Wardle, Miss Fox, Ms Feeney Club Netball Where Hinchley Wood When Tuesday 4.00pm – 5.00pm Who Years 5 – 6 Places 60 Term Autumn and Spring Staff Miss Wardle, Miss Fox, Ms Feeney

Swimming Club

We have a Swimming Club at The Hurst Pool running from January. These swimming sessions focus on coaching technique. We participate in swimming galas against other schools and have swimmers who compete in local and annual borough events. Our aim is to keep pupils involved in swimming to help improve every stroke, and also to develop the enjoyment of a life skill.

Club Swimming Club Where Hurst Pool Who Years 3 - 6 When Tuesday 6.00pm - 7.00pm Staff Mr Murton Places 20 Term Spring and Summer Cost Cost Involved

Cricket

Girls’ cricket is one of the fastest growing sports in the UK, and is a great way for girls to work on a range of skills. The club is available to all girls in Year 3 and will cover the basics for all of those attending, as well as pushing the stronger girls to challenge themselves in matches against other schools and against one another. Club Cricket Where Hinchley Wood When 4.00pm – 5.00pm Who Years 3 – 4 Monday Years 5 – 6 Tuesday Staff Mr Beck, Miss Blackwood, Mr Williamson Places 60 Term Summer

Junior Ski Club

Please come and join the Surbiton High School Junior Ski Club. The programme will deliver the best opportunities for your child to become a very proficient skier. Whether they want to improve their technique ready for a family holiday, or want to develop into a ski racer, this club provides a platform to cover it all. Due to the nature of the sport and to ensure quality of coaching and maximisation of progress, there are limited places and the club runs throughout the whole year. This means that we are not always able to take on newcomers mid-way through the year. We do run learn to ski courses for those who haven’t skied before in preparation for joining the club the following year.

Additional Information:

We expect pupils to be able to confidently snowplough, stop and do link turns as well as being able to use the button lift unaided.

Club Junior Ski Club Where Sandown When Competitive Squad, Friday 6.00pm – 7.00pm Intermediate/Advanced Group, Friday 5.00pm – 6.00pm Intermediate Group, Friday 4.00pm - 5.00pm Who Years 2 – 6 Staff Miss Archbold Places Limited Term All Year Cost There is an annual membership fee

Football Club

This session provides the opportunity for girls in Years 3 and 4 to be introduced, in a friendly, supportive environment, to the sport of football. The focus of the club is ensuring that the pupils who participate enjoy the game, irrespective of their ability, and are given the chance to develop their coordination and basic skills at their own pace through the playing of a wide range of fun, football-related games. This club is the perfect way to help with increasing the girls’ confidence that football can be a sport for them to participate in, both inside and outside the school environment. Club Football Where Hinchley Wood When Wednesday 4.00pm – 5.00pm Who Years 3 – 6 Term Autumn and Spring Staff Mr Beck, Miss Grieve, Mr Hudnott Places 60

Tennis

The club is a great way for players to develop core skills around movement and coordination; vital for the girls’ athletic development. Alongside this, the girls will be taught all the basic tennis shots, progressing to rallying and playing mini matches against coaches and other players.

Club Tennis Where Hinchley Wood When Wednesday 3.45pm-5.20pm Who Years 3 - 6 Term Summer Staff PE Staff Places 60