
Breakfast clubs aim to be fun, engaging, and offer the chance to play different activities that may not be readily available in all school settings.
We can offer exercise circuits, dodgeball, volleyball, or team building challenges to encourage positive decision making and resilience.
The clubs can run for up to an hour before the start of the school day.

We deliver fun, interactive and inclusive physical education lessons across key stage one and two.
In Key Stage One we focus on developing the children’s fundamental skills through different movements, throwing and catching skills.
In Key Stage Two, we focus on attacking and defending principles of play through a variety of sports. The children will learn about the importance of finding space and their movement, effective communication, and in-game tactics to outsmart the opposition.

Lunchtime Clubs provide structure and sporting involvement for children across key stage one and two outside of the classroom environment.
The sessions are designed to improve behaviour, promote positivity towards their peers, and implement teamwork, resilience and communication effectively in different sports.
Structured lunchtime sports clubs offer an alternative provision that can be used alongside welfare supervision.

Multi-sport after school clubs offers a range of sports to be taught to develop children’s understanding and skillset.
We have plenty of options available to deliver including:
- Football
- Dodgeball
- Netball
- Basketball
- Athletics (In April- July)
After school clubs are suitable for children across all year groups. Values of respect, resilience, and teamwork will be promoted throughout.
For further information regarding our school delivery packages, please email briggs-coaching@outlook.com where we will be happy to help and provide further information.