Our After School Club runs on a Tuesday until 4:15pm. Activities vary throughout the year and are led by our experienced Extended Hours staff.
Places are limited to ensure pupils receive high levels of support and can fully participate in activities.
We continue to work in partnership with Springboard and Yippee Club, who offer activities for children and young people with disabilities across the Crawley and Horsham areas during weekends and school holidays.
We extend the use of our school hydrotherapy facilities to residential care homes, allowing adults with learning difficulties to benefit from therapeutic hydrotherapy sessions.
Footloose is a dance group for young people with learning difficulties who use the school facilities on Wednesday evenings.
Day: Wednesday
Time: 5:00pm – 6:30pm
Age Range: 10–26 years
Location: Manor Green Primary School
Pupils from Manor Green Primary School are welcome to join.
For further information, please contact Liz Hart at liz.hart@crawley.gov.uk or call 01293 438156.
Each year, our Year 6 pupils take part in a residential trip to Lodge Hill.
During the two-day visit, children enjoy a wide range of activities designed to develop independence, confidence and PSHE skills. Pupils are fully supported throughout the trip by our own dedicated staff team, making it a safe and rewarding experience for all.
Some pupils attend horse riding lessons through the Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA)/British Horse Society (BHS).
Lessons take place at Little Brooks Riding Centre, with visits twice a week, offering valuable opportunities to develop balance, coordination, confidence and wellbeing.
We are proud to have our own Forest School site, led by Forest School–trained staff. Forest School sessions provide hands-on outdoor learning experiences that support confidence, communication, teamwork and emotional wellbeing.
We work in partnership with external providers to offer inclusive sports provision at Manor Green Primary School.
Football Fun Factory, provides external football sessions that are fun, engaging and adapted to meet a range of needs. Sessions support the development of confidence, teamwork, coordination and physical skills in a supportive environment and are delivered by trained coaches.
We also work with JOLF to offer golf provision for our pupils. These sessions introduce children to golf through accessible, structured activities that promote motor skills, focus, coordination and confidence, while encouraging enjoyment of physical activity.
Further details about sessions and availability are shared with families when places are offered.
