We offer a Holiday Play Scheme for the employee's of AstraZeneca.

While you are more than welcome to use any of our Holiday Clubs, the closest is CKC @ Queen Edith's which is a short distance the Cambridge Biomedical Campus. 

In the school holidays (including half-tern and training days) we offer a full varied programme of activities and trips. Each week has a theme with activities and trips based around it. For children staying all day a mid morning snack and light afternoon tea is provided. We ask all parents to bring a nutritional packed lunch for your child.

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Current Availability - Places available

This is a large setting with around 40 to 50 children attending each day, we do currently have spaces in the holiday club, please book early to avoid disappointment.

Cambridge Kids Club @ Queen Edith’s

Our  holiday club at Queen Edith Primary School operates from the schools main hall, the community room and the outdoor play space (rain or sun). Like all our other clubs we operate the club based on free Play and children have choice on what activities they wish to do.

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Meet our Play Leader: Maria

Location

Club Address: Queen Edith Community Primary School,  Godwin Way, Cambridge, CB1 8QP

Location in school

From the main entrance gates to the school there is a small roundabout on the left. Behind the roundabout is the entrance doors CKC uses. Please ring the doorbell and a staff member will come and let you in.

Parking

For dropping off there should be car parking available on site. Please be aware of children, other parents and staff who may be walking through the car park.

What the club offers:

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We are a self-directed PLAY based provision.

Play is a process that is freely chosen, personally directed and intrinsically motivated. That is, children and young people determine and control the content and intent of their play, by following their own instincts, ideas and interests, in their own way for their own reasons.

This is very different from the classroom environment, which can be (and sometimes needs to be) a very structured environment. We believe that after a long day at school or term of learning, children want to come to us to have fun and freedom in an unstructured self motivated way. Children will learn skills that they need in the growing up process, but in a different way to school.

The Holiday Club

The holiday club operates from 8am – 6pm with a full and varied programme of activities and trips. Each week has a theme to it and the activities and outings are based around that theme. This will be emailed out to you around 6 weeks before the start of the holiday for you to book the specific days. For children staying all day, a mid-morning snack and a light afternoon snack is provided. We ask you to provide a pack lunch.

You can now make your Holiday Club booking completely online.

General Information for Parents

Dropping and collecting children:

Children should be dropped off at the community entrance just as you enter the car park. At this entrance there is a CKC doorbell, and when rung a member of the CKC team will open the door to let in.

The same entrance is to be used by parents when collecting your child, parents will need to sign out their child when collecting them. This ensures we are able to track a child whereabouts in an emergency situation like a fire for instance.

Contact

Club Mobile Number: 07961 093 894 - for emergencies during club operational hours only. If you are leaving a message, please remember to leave your password.

Head Office Mobile Number: 07960 412 716 - for bookings / enrolment / other enquires

Payment Methods

We accept a number of different payment methods including: direct debits, BACS, Childcare vouchers TFC, Cheque and Cash. Please see [link] for more information.

FAQ

We know you will have many more questions. Some of the commons ones are asked on our FAQ page, however if you can’t find the answer here, please email or call us where we will be happy to help.

Parent Partnership

Parents are at liberty to spend time with their children at any time during the sessions provided that it does not unsettle the child. The Club Leader, The After-School Co-ordinator and the director are always ready to discuss your child's progress and deal with any concerns you may have.

Each month we circulate a newsletter providing parents with up-to-date information on what is going on within the Cambridge Kids Club and matters of general interest.

The Club has formulated a set of policies relating to its approach towards issues such as anti-discrimination, child abuse, staff selection etc. Please feel free to ask for a set of these policies that will, in any case, be provided upon your enrolling your child.

Parents are encouraged to offer their time to take a session at the Club should they have any expertise or special interest which the children might enjoy hearing about.

What Parents and Ofsted Say About Us

Staff provide children with a warm, caring and welcoming environment. Children say they enjoy being at the club and are happy and settled. Their emotional well-being is well supported by staff who listen carefully when children tell them about their day. Children are confident in approaching staff to ask for help, when needed.

Ofsted

January 2017

Staff arrange the indoor environment so that children are able to make choices in their play. They provide a stimulating range of resources to help children explore, create and use their imaginations.

Ofsted

January 2017

In January 2017 the club was rated “GOOD” by OFSTED, who said:

Read OFSTED report

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