Warnham CE Primary School

Freeman Road, Warnham, horsham

Breakfast Club • After School Club • Holiday Club

V.I.M Clubs at Warnham

V.I.M provides Breakfast Club, After School Club and Holiday Club at Warnham CE Primary School. Our friendly team creates a relaxed, welcoming environment where children can play, create, explore and spend time with friends.

Our Holiday Club is open to all primary-aged children, including children who attend other schools, and we would love to welcome new families to our Warnham V.I.M community.

Booking for clubs at Warnham CE Primary

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.

Autumn Term 2026

Breakfast & After School Club

October Half Term

Holiday Club

Christmas

Holiday Club

Please get in touch on info@vimcamps.com if you need any help or would like to set up a monthly payment plan.

Holiday Club

School holidays are all about having time to play, explore and try something different. At Warnham, children have plenty of choice and can spend their day getting active, being creative, discovering new interests or simply relaxing and enjoying time with friends.

Our activities change throughout the holidays, so there is always something new to discover. Children are encouraged to follow their interests, use their imaginations and, most importantly, enjoy their holiday in their own way.

  • Outdoor Adventures Team games, football, basketball, nature trails, den building, mini beast hunts, growing and planting activities and outdoor challenges.

  • Create & Imagine Arts and crafts, junk modelling, painting, seasonal creations, construction challenges and opportunities to design, make and invent

  • Games & Challenges Scavenger hunts, quizzes, team challenges, traditional games, puzzles and fun activities that get children thinking, moving and working together.

  • Food & Fun Baking, simple food activities, taste tests and occasional movie afternoons with popcorn.

  • Chill & Choose Books, board games, jigsaws, construction toys and comfortable spaces where children can relax and spend time with friends.

  • Nurturing Time for Our Younger Children Reception children are given time and support to settle in, build confidence, make friends and enjoy the club at their own pace.

Breakfast Club

Children arrive from 7.30am and are greeted with a healthy breakfast, with options such as fruit, toast, pancakes and cereal. After eating, they can choose to relax, chat with friends, or get involved in a range of activities.

We also support healthy morning routines, so please send your child with a labelled toothbrush in a small freezer bag that can stay with us. When your child attends Breakfast Club, we’ll gently encourage them to brush their teeth after breakfast.

The children then head to their classrooms ready for a positive start to the school day.

After School Club

After School Club is a chance for children to relax and unwind after their school day. Children can choose how they spend their afternoon, whether that’s getting outside and active, being creative, playing games, building and making, or simply relaxing and spending time with friends.

Our team is there to support and encourage children while giving them the freedom to enjoy their afternoon in their own way.

Holiday Club has funded places available to children in receipt of benefits related free school meals under the HAF scheme during qualifying school holidays. Please visit our ‘Support for Parents’ tab for more information about help available.

Club Information for Warnham

Breakfast Club
7.30am to 8.30am

After School Club
3.15pm-5pm
3.15pm-6pm

Holiday Club
9.00am-3.00pm short day

Lunch available for a small additional fee and can be added when booking your child’s Holiday Club session through Enrolmy.

10% off full week bookings for Holiday Clubs

Ofsted Number
2875541

Warnham V.I.M phone
07544 056158

Address
Freeman Road, Warnham, RH12 3RQ

There may be occasions where staff are lone working if the numbers of children attending are low and it is deemed appropriate