What is your child up to - besides eating - on an average Tuesday between 12pm and 1.30 or so? As this week's photo essay reveals, when it comes to lunchtime clubs, Harrodian Prep and Senior pupils have plenty of exciting options. Photos by Yana Kozar
Prep Art Club
Almost every corridor and corner of Harrodian's campus buildings features a painting or a piece created by a Harrodian pupil. Clubs like the Art Club led by Head of Art Laura Caldecott embody and fuel this spirit of creativity. In this intense session she was helping Prep pupils make papier maché animal masks inspired by a range of different sources
See more pictures of mask making in our gallery
Boys' Prep Choir
Meanwhile over in the auditorium, twenty or so boys conducted by resident Prep music maestro Mr Dan Maybury are visibly enjoying a introduction to the charms of West Coast 1980s American pop rockers, Toto. They're perfecting a choral version of Toto's 1982 hit, Africa, perhaps to be debuted at the Autumn Concert in a few weeks time.
See more pictures of our boys choir rehearsal
Girls Football Club
The popularity of football is continuing to surge among Harrodian girls and that is reflected in participation and performance on pitch. There is plenty of tricky dribbling and tough tacklng on show among the years 7s and 8s competing in a practice match led by Head of Prep sport, Hazel Lovegrove and many of these girls will be competing for places in school teams playing in local and regional cup matches throughout this term and next.
See more girls's football pictures
Terrarium Club
Head of Design Mr Jake Murray's is also king of Harrodian STEM clubs such as ballooning and CanSat. His Terrarium club is a slightly more serene and slow-paced challenging its members to create a self-sustaining eco system within the confines of a closed glass jar and to maintain the cycle of growth and renewal for as long as possible.
See more Terrarium club pictures
14s 'Secret' Reading Club
Senior Librarian and passionate bibliophile, Ms Lily Callon has inspired a love books in many young Harrodians for over a decade with her infectious enthusiasm and brilliant recommendations. The book this not so 'secret' club of year 10 pupils, four boys and four girls, are getting passionate about in these images is their latest must-read: Ben Aaronovitch's Rivers of London
Prep Science Club
Some teachers have the knack of injecting magic and fun into scientific processes and as you can tell from the joy and wonder on the faces of the Senior Prep age pupils taking part in his Tuesday lunchtime science club, Mr Peter Saunders is one of them. The experiment involved examining the effect of heat on a varied assortment of metals.
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