How many after school activities did YOU do at primary age?

I did Badgers and I had keyboard lessons.

My brother didn't do anything (didn't want to) and my sister had guitar lessons.

ironically, my brother is now an extremely accomplished pianist who nevertheless cannot read music at all - and who still has to get me to tell him what note pieces start on. He is also a fantastic pencil artist, and actually has a girlfriend a a full time job (the only one out of the three to do this at this time)

I did ballroom and latin for a bit until I got bored!
I used to do first aid at the Red Cross which my mum didn't mind as she thought I was getting something useful out of it and it was cheap.
Other than that I only went to the local youth club.

Brownies, ballet, gymnastics and also Sunday school (even tho my parents weren't particularly religious )

Forgot about btownies. that was good fun.

Until ballet at 8, absolutely nothing.

I did
violin from age of 6
piano from age of 5
swimming from 5
ballet from 6
brownies.

Once I went to boarding school
I did
gymnastics
Piano
violin
wind band
swimming

ballet till i was six
gymnastics for a bit
brownies, sporadically
piano lessons
swimming lessons after school [got an early dart for that]
sunday school!
occasional drama workshop
not a lot of this overlapped though, was always a dilletante

I was just thinking I didn't really do anything after school then remembered all the things I actually went to!

Piano - hated it! Teacher used to smack her pencil across my knuckles when I got notes wrong!!
Friday club - Sunday school on a friday (I loved it!)
Brownies - loved that too.
County orchestra (violin) - not quite sure how this came about because I couldn't actually play the violin very well.
Pottery classes on a Saturday morning - this was, by far, my favourite!! I still have lots of plates/dishes that I made when I was 8!!!!

We lived in a tiny village but were lucky there were so many activities available. I don't think most of them are still running though.

Swimming 5 nights a week
Ballet
Choir
Athletics (summer)
Brownies
Riding
Piano
Drama

Didn't seem much at the time. My DCs are extremely idle in comparison.

Darn it, forgot about piano.

Brownies
Ballet
Tap - but that was Saturday mornings
2 nights a week clubs run by the school, changed every term.
2 nights a week swimming but only from April to October.

Oh and school netball practice.

brownies
ballet, tap, modern and National
piano
sunday school

I did loads more than my dcs

Brownies - hated

Ballet - hated once initial love affair with tutus faded

Church youth club (from age 9) - brilliant

I did piano lessons
School show during Autumn term
Choir
Sunday School (including church Eisteddofrd type competitions)
Brownies
Recorders

Swimming Club (about 5 hours a week)
Brownies

Just Brownies.

Piano lessons from age 6ish.

Brownies from age 7 - then Guides at 10.

Violin lessons in school from age 8ish.

Sunday school.

gymnastics in school, brownies, swimming, piano and drama out of school.

my chidren have have 2 after school clubs each (because they insist really)and piano and swimming on a saturday

was going to say no activities, but forgot about brownies, also did dancing but didn't like it. Did a kids club at the sport centre on a saturday morning.

Brownies
Ballet
Tap
Modern
Swimming
Piano
Gymnastics
School choir at lunchtime

It didn't feel like too much at the tie- I enjoyed them.

I was thinking about this too - it's not just primary school, is it? When dd was still 3 I knew kids going to ballet, gymnastics, swimming etc, etc.

I did ride quite a lot from about 6 or 7. Had piano lessons for a few years, tried ballet about twice, Brownies once. Oh, had swimming lessons because my mum was terrified of the water and was determined we wouldn't be. A few tennis lessons.

That sounds like quite a lot now I look at it, but I didn't feel like I was doing much, most of my after school activities involved playing in the garden or watching tv.

Ballet and Brownies - hated ballet and gave up as soon as I could find a good excuse and tolerated brownies but manage to escape when it came to guides though

I did ballet twice a week and 'girl's club' ( a kind of youth group) once a week.

There's another thread about this somewhere, chat? I usually did one thing a week, varied what it was (1970s).

I did ballet for a while, not sure at what age.

I was a Brownie at one point, and after that I was a naval cadet for a while - not sure if that was late primary age or early secondary age though).

DH wants me to find DD a gymnastics class, but I've said no way is she doing THREE after school activities at just four, I want her to have friends round for tea, and go to friends for tea, and even play out with the kids next-door-but-one.