Extra-Curricular Clubs

Extra-Curricular Clubs for Schools

More Opportunities to Play.
More Ways to Develop.

ActiveEdge Sports Group delivers engaging extra-curricular clubs that give pupils more opportunities to enjoy sport before and after the school day. Our programmes help children develop skills, build confidence and discover new activities beyond curriculum PE.

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Wider Activity Choice Give pupils opportunities to experience different sports and activities beyond their usual PE lessons.
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Talent Development Additional coaching helps pupils with strong sporting ability develop their skills and progress further.
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Extra PE Support Targeted sessions can help children strengthen movement skills and become more confident when taking part in sport.
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Flexible Club Delivery Breakfast and after-school sessions can be arranged around your timetable, facilities and pupil interests.
Engaging Before & After School
Developmental Skills & Confidence
Varied Sports & Activities
Flexible School Delivery
SCHOOLS PROGRAMMES

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Our clubs are one part of ActiveEdge’s wider school sports provision. We also support schools with PPA cover, SEND support, teacher training and structured lunchtime activities.
Each programme can be shaped around your timetable, pupils and priorities, helping your school provide consistent and engaging PE and physical activity.
EXTRA-CURRICULAR CLUBS FAQs

Extra-Curricular Clubs FAQs

Find answers about our school sports clubs, including the activities available, session times and how programmes can support different pupils.
What types of extra-curricular clubs can ActiveEdge deliver?

We can deliver a range of extra-curricular clubs based around sport, movement and physical activity. The programme can be shaped around your school, available facilities, pupil interests and the age groups taking part.

Yes. Extra-curricular clubs can be delivered as breakfast clubs, after-school clubs or other agreed sessions outside normal curriculum PE. We work with schools to fit delivery around the timetable and available space.

Extra-curricular clubs give pupils more time to practise skills, build confidence and enjoy being active in a structured setting. They can also help children discover new interests and develop stronger engagement with sport.

Yes. Clubs can be adapted for different age groups, confidence levels and sporting interests. This helps schools create opportunities that are accessible, enjoyable and relevant to the pupils who attend.