Knowledge Schools Foundation

Co-Curricular

The Knowledge Schools Foundation Trust funds the extensive co-curricular programme at The West London Free School. The aim is for children to participate in confidence and character building pursuits that develop them outside the classroom as well as in. There is no financial barrier to participation as all activities are delivered without charge. The Trust funds the programme via voluntary monthly donations from parents, grants from charitable trusts and donations from benefactors. 

The majority of the programme is delivered via after-school clubs. As well as complimenting the core curriculum, the clubs give pupils the opportunity to try new activities and develop new interests. The clubs on offer are listed below - most are available throughout the year, with a minority available during a specific term.

Music, Academic and most activity clubs are delivered on school premises. As the school has limited on-site sports facilities the majority of sports clubs and some activity clubs occur off-site at either Dukes Meadow, The University of Westminster Sports Grounds, Fulham Reach Rowing Club, the sports hall at Kensington Primary Academy, or in Ravenscourt Park.

The Trust incurs significant costs in the transport of pupils to some of these venues.

ACTIVITY CLUBS

  • Art
  • Board Games
  • Ceramics
  • Classic Film
  • Chess
  • Crafts
  • Design
  • Drama  
  • Eco-Schools Campaign
  • Evening Prayer and Meditation
  • Gardening 
  • Lego
  • Robotics
  • Shakespeare Festival Club
  • Yoga

ACADEMIC CLUBS

  • Ancient Greek
  • Coding
  • Creative Writing
  • Debating  
  • Diplomacy
  • Duke of Edinburgh 
  • English Literature 
  • History & Politics Society 
  • Maths Enrichment Club (STEM)  
  • Philosophy

MUSIC CLUBS

  • Choir 
  • Orchestra
  • Bands

SPORTS CLUBS

  • Hockey
  • Football
  • Netball
  • Basketball
  • Rowing
  • Tennis
  • Cricket
  • Rounders
  • Running
  • Swimming
  • Water Polo

We have been generously supported by an Awards for All grant of £9,905 from the Big Lottery in the past. This has enabled us to provide an enriched programme for all.

Enriching the educational experience for pupils