Extra-curricular

After school club activities

At Settrington All Saints, we believe learning, discovery and enjoyment extend beyond the classroom. Our wide range of after-school clubs provides children with exciting opportunities to develop new skills, nurture their interests and build confidence in a fun, supportive environment.
Throughout the year, children can enjoy a variety of activities including Sports, Choir, Drama,  Construction, Gardening, Homework, Stay and Play sessions, and much more. We regularly review our offer to ensure there is something for everyone.
Our Sports, Choir and Drama clubs are led by specialist external providers, giving children access to high-quality coaching and expertise. Our other clubs are run by Settrington staff, who know our pupils well and create welcoming opportunities for children to explore new hobbies, make friends and develop their talents.
Cost: £3 per child, per session.
We are committed to ensuring that all children can access enrichment opportunities. If your child is eligible for Pupil Premium funding, they can attend after-school clubs free of charge. Please contact the school office for further information.
Our after-school club programme is an important part of school life, helping children to flourish, discover their passions and create lasting memories beyond the school day.

Extra-curricular activities and trips

At Settrington, we are proud to offer a rich and varied extra‑curricular programme that nurtures curiosity, confidence and a love of learning beyond the classroom. Children have opportunities to take part in sporting competitions, perform in events such as Young Voices, and enjoy inspiring educational visits including trips to York Minster, the York Mosque, Woldies Lavender, our local environment, and local museums. Older pupils experience wider horizons through city breaks to Edinburgh, as well as outdoor and adventurous residentials at Peat Rigg and the Bushcraft Camp at Castle Howard. We also welcome experts and interactive workshops from organisations such as Malton Museum, enriching the curriculum with hands‑on experiences. Leadership and pupil voice are celebrated through our Worship Council, School Council, and a range of lunchtime clubs run by older children, helping them develop responsibility, independence and pride in their school community.