Confidence & Self-Esteem
Children explore their strengths, qualities and individuality while learning how to believe in themselves.
Term Time
Bloom Club
Bloom Club is our mixed after-school programme for boys and girls, designed to help children grow in confidence, communication and independence.
Through fun activities, discussions and real-life challenges, children develop important skills including emotional awareness, friendships, teamwork, manners, leadership and positive decision-making.
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Club times
Every Friday, 3:15pm–4:15pm
What we explore
Curriculum
Bloom sessions help children build confidence, character and connection through practical, age-appropriate topics.
We don't just teach children what these skills mean. We give them a safe space to practise them. 🌸
🌱 Years 2–4: Growing in Confidence
During Years 3–4, our curriculum focuses on helping children understand themselves, communicate confidently and develop healthy relationships with others.
Emotional Intelligence & Regulation
Children learn to recognise, understand and communicate their emotions rather than simply reacting to them.
Friendships & Conflict Resolution
Children explore what healthy friendships look like and learn practical ways of dealing with common friendship difficulties.
Communication & Social Confidence
Children develop the confidence to communicate effectively with both other children and adults.
Manners, Empathy & Respect
Children learn that good manners are about more than saying “please” and “thank you” — they are about making other people feel valued and respected.
Teamwork & Positive Choices
Through group challenges, children learn how their choices and behaviour affect the people around them.
How children learn at Blooms
Sessions are active and practical. Children are not expected to sit through long lessons — they practise skills in ways that feel natural, social and fun.
Role-play
Realistic scenarios help children practise what they might actually say or do.
Discussion
Children hear different perspectives and learn to express their own ideas respectfully.
Team challenges
Games and problem-solving activities build cooperation, confidence and leadership.
Reflection
Children notice their progress and connect each skill to life beyond the club.