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Clubs

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Clontarf Beach State School endeavours to provide extracurricular opportunities for students within the school, before and after school and during lunch breaks. Care is given when choosing these opportunities to ensure activities are engaging to stimulate students' creativity, intellects and physical and emotional wellness and are enjoyable. Some activities are provided by the school and others by outside partners of the school all efforts are made to keep the cost of opportunities reasonable.

Opportunities are released each term giving children the chance to experience a variety of activities throughout the year.

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Gareth from EON tennis provides outstanding tennis lessons onsite and is developing the great talent at our school from Monday to Friday.

Sharni from Sharni's Dance Squad visits the school and teachers Jazz, Beginner Ballet and Hip Hop for boys and girls. These energetic and fun classes are held during lunch breaks at a small fee to parents.

Chrissy Foreman a local intuitive artist provides an intuitive art program, inspiring our students' to be creative in creating colourful and expressive pieces of art.

Chess is taught and played before school under the guidance of Kerry Corker in the school library. This opportunity is not only challenging but allows children the chance to improve concentration, problem solving and strategy skills.

Across the school, staff provide supervised activities such as:

  • Just Dance for fun and movement​​
  • Eco Warriors an environmental education and recycling program 
  • Make and Take a woodwork class  
  • Clontarf Cares
  • Computer Lab 
  • Ping Pong


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Last reviewed 23 September 2021
Last updated 23 September 2021