Clubs
Our extra-curricular activities provide opportunities for children of all ages and abilities to enjoy a range of activities. Children are encouraged to develop interests in a range of different activities including music, dance, sport, computing, art and well-being.
We are delighted to be able to offer a wide variety of school clubs to our children, before, during and after school. Most of these are organised and led by staff at Westfields Junior School on a completely voluntary basis however, some are organised by outside agencies, adding to the selection of activities on offer.
To view our clubs timetable, please go to the Letters & Forms page under the Parents section.
Events
Events are also held where children represent Westfields to compete against teams from other schools. Recently, these events have included maths, logo and design technology building challenges and many different sporting leagues and competitions.
Match & Club Reports
2025-2026
Westfields Junior V Dogmersfield – Friday 8th May
Our home fixture against Dogmersfield was a fast paced and competitive match from start to finish. Our Westfields Team showed confident attacking play, moving the ball swiftly through the court and creating several strong scoring opportunities.
Despite this, Dogmersfield’s impressively strong defence made every shot hard‑earned and kept the pressure high throughout the game. With a final score of a close defeat 8-6; a fantastic first match this year with particular congratulations to Lucia who was awarded Player of the Match.
Miss Stevens, Netball Coach and Year 5 Class Teacher
Westfields Junior V Hook – Tuesday 12th May
Tuesday’s away fixture at Hook Junior School was another challenging but positive game for our team. Although we lost the match, the players showed excellent teamwork throughout, moving the ball confidently and supporting one another across the court. There were some brilliant attacking moments, with the team creating space well and scoring several excellent goals against a strong opposition. Their determination, communication and resilience were clear from start to finish, and they should feel proud of their performance. Specific congratulations goes to Esmé who received the Player of the Match Award.
Miss Stevens, Netball Coach and Year 5 Class Teacher
Westfields Juniors V Greenfields – Monday 20th April
The Year 6 boys narrowly missed out in a very close league decider against Greenfields, putting in a strong and disciplined performance. They stuck to the game plan, battled hard throughout and took their chances but ultimately it wasn’t to be. Despite the result, the boys can be incredibly proud of their efforts across the season, having played some brilliant football and shown great teamwork and determination.
Mr Farrer, Coach
Year 5 Pulman Shield Cross Country Event – Tuesdsday 17th March
After school on Tuesday, a determined team of eight children represented Westfields at Velmead Junior School for our final cross-country event of the year, The Pulman Shield. Both teams demonstrated outstanding determination and resilience as they tackled a challenging course. Every member of the Westfields Team was a great credit to our school, and we were immensely proud of their effort and attitude. We are looking forward to continuing to train and come back again next year.
Miss L Stevens, PE Co-ordinator
Westfields Juniors Girls V Hook Juniors Girls – Thursday 12th March
Yesterday our Year 5 and 6 Girls Football Team played a wet and windy away match at Hook Junior School. The game started with a quick goal form Hook which unfortunately set the tone for the rest of the match. Although our team played well with some great passing and attacking football, we could not break down their defence. Hook’s attacking trio put a further 10 against us as the final whistle went to a 11-0 defeat. Well done to our girls who did not put their heads down but battled on until the end showing courage in the face of defeat – exemplary sporting attitudes all round!
Mr Chaplin, WJS Girls Team Coach
Westfields Juniors Boys V Hook Juniors Boys – Thursday 12th March
After school on Thursday, our Year 6 boys secured another excellent win, coming out 3–1 winners in a fiercely competitive match played on an extremely muddy pitch. It was a very different type of game this week with both teams battling hard, putting in strong tackles and competing for every ball. Despite the scrappy conditions, the boys showed great determination and resilience, earning a well-deserved victory. On to the league decider against Greenfields in April…
Mr Farrer, WJS Red Team Coach
Westfields Juniors Boys V Dogmersfield Primary Boys – Friday 6th March
Last Friday, our Year 6 Boys’ Team got their season off to a fantastic start with a 7–2 victory against a determined Dogmersfield side, despite playing in pouring rain. I am proud to share that they all showed great teamwork throughout, playing some excellent passing football and working hard for one another across the pitch. The goals were shared around the team, reflecting a strong collective performance and a positive start to the league campaign.
Mr Farrer, WJS Red Team Coach
Westfields Juniors Girls V Dogmersfield Primary Girls – Friday 6th March
After school on Friday 6th March, Westfields fell to a narrow 2–1 defeat against Dogmersfield, but the scoreline only tells half the story. After a challenging first half, the team produced a spirited, confident, and determined second‑half performance that showed exactly what they’re capable of. Dogmersfield came out quickly, pressing high and taking advantage of early Westfields nerves. Two well‑taken goals put the visitors ahead, and although Westfields battled hard, they struggled to find their rhythm before the break. Their persistence paid off with a deserved goal by Tallulah, sparking belief and momentum. For long spells, Westfields were the better side, pinning Dogmersfield back and forcing mistakes. Despite several late chances, the equaliser just wouldn’t come. Still, the second‑half display was full of energy, teamwork, and character — the kind of performance that gives a team confidence for the matches ahead. Well done team, a great improvement in our game play!
Mr Chaplin, WJS Girls Team Coach
Year 5&6 Indoor Athletics – Calthorpe Park – Wednesday 25th February
On Wednesday afternoon, WJS attended the Year 5 and 6 Sports Athletics Competition at Calthorpe Park with a team of 12 children (Esme, Ella, Abigail, Alfie, Jacob, Austin, Sofia, Juliet, Leah, Noah, Myles, Morgan). We faced some tough competition however everyone put in an incredible amount of effort, keeping their pace throughout their races and demonstrating excellent skills within their field events. Huge additional congratulations must go to Austin who came 1st in long jump! Well done to the whole team for your excellent sportsmanship and efforts – what a great bunch!
Miss Stevens, PE Co-ordinator
Cross-Country Event @ Calthorpe – Wednesday 4th February
This week saw another cross-country event where a team of our runners completed a 1.2km run at Calthorpe Park School. As a result of the recent weather the children
were faced with a particularly tough, muddy course. Despite this challenge, they all placed fantastically and continued to show great determination. Unfortunately the team was much smaller than usual due to sickness but of course we are extremely proud of all children who were able to take part and are definitely looking forward to our final run of the league next week! Well done one and all!
Miss Stevens, PE Co-ordinator
Football Cup Match Report – WJS V Tower Hill – Thursday 4th December
Our WJS Year 6 Boys Football Team put in a brave and determined performance in their 3-1 cup defeat to a strong Tower Hill side after school on Thursday. Despite the result, the boys played some impressive football, creating several good chances and working hard across the pitch. There were plenty of positives to take from the match, including an excellent display in goal, with several superb saves keeping the team in the game. Well done to you all!
Mr Farrer, Football Coach
Cross-Country Event – Tuesday 17th October
On Tuesday once again, 11 of our Year 5 and 6 pupils (Harley, Juliet, Jacob, Alfie, Myles, Nimah, Scarlett, Amelie, Eleanor, Luke and Finley) took part in another Cross Country event at Cove Secondary School. The whole team showed outstanding determination and effort throughout. Several children made impressive progress, climbing up the leader board since Week 1, a testament to their hard work and perseverance. We are incredibly proud of all participants and look forward to seeing their continued improvement as they train for the next event in
February. Miss Stevens, PE Co-ordinator
Football Match Report – Wednesday 8th October
After school on Wednesday, the Year 6 Girls Football Team travelled to Samuel Cody School to take part in a mini tournament where the team faced three competitive matches against local schools. Despite the final scores not going in their favour, the girls showed incredible determination and resilience throughout each game. Their teamwork, encouragement, and positive attitude never wavered, even when the opposition proved tough. Most importantly, the opportunity was filled with laughter, camaraderie and a shared love for the game. The girls left the pitch with smiles on their faces, feeling proud of their efforts. Well done to all the players for showing true team spirit and making the most of a fantastic footballing day!
Mr Chaplin, WJS Girls Team Coach
Football Match Report – W/C Monday 29th September
In sporting news, our Year 6 boys football team competed in a tournament this week, playing four matches with great spirit and teamwork. They won two games, drew one and lost one, showing excellent passing football throughout and demonstrating real determination in every match. The boys should be very proud of their performances and the way
they represented the school.
Mr Farrer, WJS Team Coach
2024-2025
Indoor Athletics Competition
On Tuesday a team of twelve Year 5 pupils from WJS (Austin, Abigail, Nimah, Georgie-Boy, Elijah, Esme, Darcie, Brody, Lottie B, Lottie W, Logan, Liam) attended the Indoor Athletics Competition at Calthorpe Park. We faced some tough competition however, in true Westfields’ style, every competitor put in an incredible amount of effort, keeping their pace throughout their races and demonstrating excellent skills within their field events. In terms of our results: Austin Tierney came 2nd in long jump and
3rd in the target throw, Lucia Slater-Ive came 2nd in the target throw, Esme Stratford placed 4th in triple jump and Lottie Wilson came 4th in the long-distance sprint. Well done to the whole team for your excellent sportsmanship and efforts, we are all very proud of you!
Miss Stevens, PE Co-ordinator
Red Boys Football Match
Westfields Juniors V Dogmersfield Primary – Friday 7th March
Last Friday, the Westfields Red Boys put on a sensational performance, securing a dominant 10-0 victory with a display of skill, teamwork and determination. From the first whistle, they pressed high and moved the ball with confidence, opening the
scoring early and never looking back. Impressively, the boys remained selfless in their approach ensuring that goals were scored by several of the team. The defence remained rock solid, earning a well-deserved clean sheet. A fantastic all-round
performance that highlights the team’s hard work and talent, well done, boys!
Mr Farrer, WJS Red Team Coach
Girls Football Match Report
Westfields Juniors Girls V Potley Primary Girls- Friday 7th March
On Friday 7th March, the Year 6 Girls Football Team excitedly travelled to Potley Hill Primary for a league match. The game started with a quickly scored goal by Potley. After the initial shock of conceding a goal so early, Westfields settled into the game and
mounted a few attacks but sadly without the success of scoring. During the second half both teams created chances until Potley scored an amazing goal from a tight angle that rocketed in between our goalie and the near post. The match ended 2 – 0 to
Potley but, once again, our girls performed brilliantly and persevered with exemplary attitudes and behaviour. Well done one and all!
Mr Chaplin, WJS Girls Team Coach
Girls Football Match Report
Westfields Junior Girls V Greenfields Girls – Thursday 27th February
After school on Thursday, the Year 6 Girl’s Football Team played their first league match against Greenfields. Our Team Line Up was: Daisy (GK), Poppy, Bella, Eleni, Molly, Sophie (defence), Alicia, Aliza, Bethany (forwards). With the sun shining and everyone warmed up, the match kicked off. During the first half Westfields created plenty of chances and defended well. In the opening 5 minutes we scored (Aliza) and spirits were lifted. A few minutes later we scored our second goal (Aliza again!) and settled into a great passing game. However, Greenfields mounted a counter attack and scored making it 2-1. Just Before half time Westfields scored again (Alicia) ending the half 3-1. The second half commenced with Greenfields scoring a quick goal which seemed to give them renewed hope. Their pressing and passing became more attack minded, a super shot cannoning off of the cross bar excited everyone, and soon the score was level at 3-3. Within the last minute Greenfields attacked again and scored the winning goal moments before the final whistle blew. The match ending 4-3 to Greenfields. It was an exciting game to watch with everyone playing well and with sporting behaviour. Well done to our team for their commitment and attitude – you should be proud of yourselves, I am!
Mr Chaplin, Coach
Red Boys Football Match Report
Westfields Junior School V All Saints – Thursday 6th February 2025
On Thursday, we faced a talented All Saints Team in the Cup. We stuck to the game plan and played some quality football, although we didn’t manage to create many clear-cut chances. Despite bombarding the opposition penalty area, we went into half time 1-0 down through an unlucky rebound from a corner. The second half was played almost entirely in the All Saints’ end of the pitch. The opposition’s defence was resolute and although we hit the woodwork, we just couldn’t find the goal that we needed. A tough one to take but we now turn our attention to the league campaign.
Mr Farrer, Red Team Coach
Girls Football Tournament
Westfields Junior School at Samuel Cody – Wednesday 5th February 2025
This week a group of Year 5 and 6 girls attended a Football Tournament at Samuel Cody. The girls played fantastically together, ensuring a strong defence against their opponents. Evidence of their weekly training showed as they made successful passes, and several on target shots at goal. Their hard work and determination earned themselves 4th place overall, well done to our brilliant team!
Miss Stevens, PE Coordinator
Cross-Country Event
Westfields Junior School at FCC – Tuesday 4th February 2025
This week saw another cross-country event where children completed a 1.2km run at Frogmore Community College. The children were faced with a tough course and a lot of mud, but despite this they all placed fantastically and continued to push on. We are excited to announce that after placing 6th in this week’s event, Lewis Weaving has qualified for the Cross-Country County Championships! We are extremely proud of all children who took part and wish good luck to Lewis in his first County run.
Miss Stevens, PE Co-ordinator
Red Boys Football Match Report
Westfields Juniors V Potley Hill Primary School – Friday 31st January
On Friday, Westfields Red had their second league game of the season and were looking to retain their unbeaten start against local rival Potley Hill. The boys were excited for the match and ready to put all their hard work on the training pitch into practice. The first ten minutes of the match were quite frantic with both teams trying to apply pressure on the other with fierce battling taking place all over the pitch. Interestingly, both teams set up with similar tactics but it was Westfields who struck first with a lovely first touch, turn and finish. At half time, we agreed that an increase in shots on target was our aim for the second half and it didn’t take long before we were 3-0 up. The whole team were strong in the tackle, attacked with speed and trusted each other with
the ball – a fantastic team effort all round! Our goalkeeper had a very quiet game with only a late deflection getting past him, but his distribution was awesome all game. A deserved victory that keeps us unbeaten and top of the table. Well done boys!!
Mr Farrer, Red Team Coach
Westfields Junior School Boys League Football Match Report
Red Boys V Blue Boys – Tuesday 10th December 2024
This year we are in the very fortunate position to have two Year 6 boys’ football teams at WJS and it just so happened that their first league matches of the season had to be against each other! Despite it being a damp, chilly Thursday evening, all of the boys involved put on a fantastic display of skill and sportsmanship in what was a thoroughly enjoyable match. From start to finish, both sides showed incredible teamwork, determination, and a great sense of fair play. The game was full of exciting moments, with excellent goals, strong defending, and plenty of energy on display. Both teams gave their all, making it a passionately fought and entertaining match. In the end, the result was a Red Team win, but it was all about enjoying the game and showcasing the amazing talent and effort of everyone involved. Well done to both teams for their hard work and enthusiasm – you’ve made your school proud!
Mr Farrer, Football Red Team Coach
Girls Football Match Report
Westfields Junior School V Dogmersfield – Tuesday 3rd December 2024
On Tuesday a mixed Year 5 and 6 Girls Football Team played a friendly match at home against Dogmersfield. Westfields started the match strong and kept the opposition at bay for most of the first half with some excellent defending. Our team efforts paid off with Abigail scoring in the first half which took us into the break in the lead. The second half started with lots of our possession, however Dogmersfield created a couple of good chances, narrowly missing scoring with both efforts. The final whistle came with the score unchanged and Westfields winning 1-0. Well done to the whole team for a fantastic effort and great sporting behaviour – you are a credit to our school.
Mr Chaplin, Girl’s Football Coach
Girls Football Match Report
Westfields Juniors V Hook Juniors – Thursday 28th November 2024
On Thursday our Year 6 Girls Football Team had their first away match in the Hart and Rushmoor Cup. Travelling to Hook, we met a very strong side who dominated possession from the start. Our goalkeeper Daisy was forced into a few saves, including one spectacular brave save denying an early goal. However, sustained pressure meant that the opposition scored. From then on in it was their game and we ended the first half 5-0 down. A swap of goalkeepers gave Alicia chance to stop shots and Daisy to come out onto the pitch. Despite some great defending, we lost the match 9-0. The WJS Team were a credit to our school, playing fairly and not giving up to a domineering team until the final whistle. Well done to Daisy, Poppy, Bella, Bethany, Mollie, Sophie, Eleni, Alicia & Aliza for their great sporting attitudes.
Mr Chaplin, Year 5 Team Leader
Inter-School Cross-Country Competition
Westfields Junior School at Calthorpe Park – Tuesday 5th November 2024
After school on Tuesday, we competed in our second League Cross-Country event of the year. The children once again showed incredible determination and resilience throughout the duration of the course. All of the children supported one another demonstrating great sportsmanship to all participants. After the first round we were sitting in 8th place for the girls team and 6th place for the boys team! Well done to all involved (Lewis, Harrison, Brody, Esme, Jake, Eleanor, Nimah, Scarlett, Lottie, Jack, Lucia, Georgie-Boy & Robyn). We are all now looking forward to the next heat in February.
Miss Stevens, PE co-ordinator and Year 5 Class Teacher
Inter-School Cross-Country Competition
Westfields Junior School at Calthorpe Park – Wednesday 16th October 2024
After school on Wednesday, we were very excited to attend the first of four cross-country events for Years 5 and 6. Our team of 13 runners went to Calthorpe Park School to run a course of 1.2km and every single one of them persevered and showed incredible determination. Covered in mud and tired all children finished the course and set an incredible example while representing Westfields. Well done to all involved, we are very much looking forward to the next event and will share final results when all 4 runs are complete.
Miss Stevens, PE co-ordinator and Year 5 Class Teacher