Rockmount offers a wide variety of extra-curricular clubs and specialised lessons.  These activities are run by staff and parents at Rockmount, along with specialist teachers.

Chess & Games. Children have fun playing a variety of board games while learning about strategy and problem solving.

Multi Skills. Children learn and play different sports and games. It is a great way to make and have friends and feel part of a team.

Choir. This club gives children the opportunity to sing together with other children who love singing. Children will develop a good singing technique and performance skills. 

Karate. It teaches children discipline and self-control so that they can learn how to defend themselves.

Lego. Using their imagination children design and build structures and worlds of their own while making friends.

Football. It helps children improve their football skills each week. They develop their passing, shooting and dribbling skills as well as enjoying being part of a team.

Dance. Fun filled classes where children can learn fantastic dance routines to their favourite songs while keeping fit.

Gymnastics. We learn exercise skills that develop us physically and help improve our agility and coordination.

Homework. Teachers support children with their homework, taking time and helping them to complete it.

Judo. It helps children to train the body and mind as well as techniques of self-defence.

Drama. We learn how to express ourselves, acting out our emotions and playing in role as different characters.

Film. We watch a film and discuss the plot, setting, theme and characters as well as sharing our opinions.

Beginners Keyboard. Suitable for children who have participated in keyboard club previously as well as children with no experience but would love to try. Children will be taught the basics of playing a keyboard/piano. Some simple music reading will be taught as well as exploring the creative side of playing the keyboard. 

Improvers Keyboard. This club is specifically for children already having piano (or keyboard) lessons in or out of school. They would be expected to bring their own music and practice diaries with them so that they can be supported with their own practise in the club. New musical challenges will also be explored.