Park Mead Primary School
Upper Dicker, Hailsham
After School Club
V.I.M Clubs at Park Mead
After School Club with collection options at 4:15pm, 5:15pm or 6:00pm, for children attending Park Mead Primary School.
Sibling discounts available for all sessions.
Booking for clubs at Park Mead Primary School
Follow our easy process to register your child for hassle free online booking. Once completed, you can make ad hoc bookings or book for the whole term or year.
Please get in touch on info@vimcamps.com if you need any help or would like to set up a monthly payment plan.
After School Club
After School Club is the children’s time to relax, play and have fun at the end of their school day.
At V.I.M, children have the freedom to choose how they spend their afternoon. They might head outside for games and active play, get creative, build and make, join in with a challenge or simply relax and spend time with their friends. There is always plenty to choose from, but children are never expected to all do the same thing.
It’s also a lovely opportunity for children to spend time with friends outside the classroom, build new friendships and enjoy being part of a friendly club where our team can really get to know each child.
Our team is there to encourage, support and join in with the fun, helping every child to feel happy, confident and included.
Children don’t need to attend every week to be part of V.I.M. Families can book the sessions they need, giving parents flexibility while children enjoy a fun and relaxed end to their school day.
Children are provided with a snack. Please note that this is an after school snack sufficient to keep them going until their evening meal. If you prefer to send in a particular or additional snack, please let us know so we can make sure it is eaten.
There’s always something to choose from at V.I.M
Club Information for Park Mead Primary
Ofsted Number
2882070
Parkmead V.I.M phone
07549 953397 / 07460 410856
Address
Michelham Priory Rd, Upper Dicker, Hailsham, BN27 3QP
There may be occasions where staff are lone working if the numbers of children attending are low and it is deemed appropriate






