Clubs

At Maney Hill, we want to create a PE curriculum that enriches children's experiences across a range of engaging physical activities.

We also want children to develop their practical skills through creative learning opportunities, involving use of our school environment and beyond.

We want our children to participate in a range of competitive and non-competitive activities both in PE lessons and in a range of extra-curricular activities. We aim to develop an enjoyment of sport and physical activity, and promote a healthy lifestyle in our children from an early-age.

Boys' Football

Boys' Football Team in 2014.

Maney Hill boys' football club is a great way to show your skills to the teachers and your mates. People come for fitness, fun and to prove themselves to get into the school football team.

It takes place after school for Year 5 and 6. It is a very fun and enjoyable sport. This is a great way to gain football skills and become more confident with the ball. The sport we provide also includes collaboration and each training makes you get better every week. Training makes you feel like a professional footballer!

by Dylan H and Faisal S

Cross-Country

Cross-country runners from 2014.

Cross-Country takes place in winter during lunch time and people in Key Stage 2 can take part. You can also take place in the races that are against other schools or you cold just do it for your fitness and it really helps you improve a lot. It is great fun!

by Annabelle J and Samuel L

Girls' Football

Girls' Football Team in 2014.

Girls' Football is a club for Year 5 and 6 girls who would like to play football. It's extremely popular. In girls football we have learnt lots of new skills, and what positions we should play in, in a match. Also it teaches us about teamwork and sportsmanship.

There are tournaments and matches that all girls can participate in. Girl's football club encourages us to be more enthusiastic about football; it allows us to learn how to play it properly whilst having fun.

by Hannah C and Zaynah Y

Netball

Netball takes place after school, it is a very tiring sport but very enjoyable. We had two girls come in from Bishop Walsh that came to help us play better, and teach us some skills. This made us better at team work.

Clubs are to have fun, and netball definitely is enjoyed by everyone.

by Rebecca P and Codie R-P