An inspiring after-school experience
For curious young minds aged 4 - 11
Open to both ISSH students and children from local schools, our programme offers a warm, supportive space where children make new friends, build confidence in English, and discover new interests through hands-on activities.
Led by our caring and experienced facilitators, every session is thoughtfully planned around fun, age-appropriate themes that encourage imagination, collaboration, and personal inquiry. Whether your child joins us once a week or every afternoon, they’ll be part of a nurturing community that values curiosity and play-based learning.
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Got a question or want to learn more about our after-school programme?
Our Family Hub Manager, Cathy Taylor, is always happy to assist.
On Wednesdays, we offer two flexible booking options to suit your schedule. The short afternoon begins with a relaxed, shared lunch, giving the children time to settle in before heading into active play, either indoors or out in the fresh air. Afterward, the children immerse themselves in English through natural conversation and creative, hands on projects, beautifully turning their curiosity into knowledge and their play into valuable life experience.
Running daily from 15:30 until 18:00, this late afternoon session begins with small group tasks or dedicated time to complete homework in a supportive environment. The remainder of the afternoon is a wonderful mix of free play and guided activities such as board games, arts and crafts, gym games and outdoor fun.
The long afternoon also begins with a delicious lunch and time to play out in the fresh air. Afterward, the children immerse themselves in English through play, before we settle down for homework or group activities in a calm environment. The afternoon truly comes alive during our popular arts and crafts sessions, board games and energetic activities in the gym. This ensures a wonderful end to the day, fostering friendships and leaving plenty of room for individual interests.
