We are an after school service providing collection and care for primary school children in the Barnet area.
Currently, our service provision is for the Cromer Road school and St. Margaret's nursery school, and our plan is to expand in the future.
Please contact us for the latest collection service we are providing.
The Kaleidoscope Club is designed to accommodate the needs of working parents by providing a longer opening time - until 6.15pm- each weekday during term time, and an easy booking system - by email.
Mobile 07864 091060
Email: info@thekaleidoscopeclub.co.uk
Our aim is to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for the children service, something they will look forward to each day!.
The Kaleidoscope philosophy is to provide relaxed and child friendly care, that the children enjoy and works for parents and carers as much as possible.
All of our staff are experienced childcare practitioners, and are chosen for their love of working with children.
Children will be able to explore and experience small world play, art and craft, board and team games and socialise freely at our sessions. We want the children to be happy, safe and nurtured whilst in our care and experience something new each week.
Kaleidoscope Club Venue: Upper rooms at Lyonsdown Hall
This venue has been deliberately chosen as it is in close proximity to New Barnet railway station and local bus links for those parents and carers who commute on these routes, and also provides a great space of four play rooms in which children can explore different play experiences.
Activities for all
We have a games room where we encourage noisy and busy active play. We have a quiet reading and literacy zone, film nights and a smaller space aimed at providing space for imaginative play, dressing up, building blocks, and role play experiences.
The kitchen diner provides the perfect recuperation area for the children and a place for them to sit and craft, play board games or hang out with their friends afterwards if they so wish.
Here are the themes that we will be exploring at our setting and using our resources to teach the children through play. We will provide stories, toys, art and craft at an age appropriate level to look at the following topics and keep the children learning and enthralled! Our topics aim to provide an enriched awareness of diversity and culture, sports, arts and literature and healthy living.
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January 2021 |
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4-31st |
Recycle your old Christmas cards! |
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4th |
World Braille day |
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20th |
Martin Luther King |
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21st 25th |
All about Anna's animals! Burns night |
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25th |
Chinese New Year |
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February 2021 |
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1-8th |
National Storytelling week |
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3-9th |
Children's mental health week |
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11th |
Safer Internet day |
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14th |
Valentines day |
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25th |
Pancake Day |
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March 2021 |
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1st |
St. David's day |
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4th |
World Book day |
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8th 14th |
International Women's day Mothers day |
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17th |
St. Patricks Day |
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April 2021 |
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4th |
Easter |
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22nd |
World Day |
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23rd |
St. George's Day |
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May 2021 |
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6th |
Deaf Awareness week |
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13th |
Eid |
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16th |
World day for Cultural Diversity |
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Please ask if you would like to see something on our calendar that is not already there! We love to see new ideas from parents and carers and reflect the home lives and backgrounds of all of the children at our setting. Please ask!