The Vennie is a youth scheme for children aged between 5 and 12 in the West Lothian area of Scotland. They support children emotionally, physically and educationally. They encourage activity through a variety of fun and interactive methods including an adventure park and garden as well as a whole range of sports.
Holidays & free time Category: Clubs
Chocolate Films
Chocolate Films create amazing productions for a wealth of organisations, as a social enterprise they also host group accessible workshops to teach the next generation about film making.
BrickTime UK
BrickTime has a number of after school and weekend clubs that encourage social interaction, problem solving and listening through the use and creation of many models with Lego…what could be more fun!
Over The Wall
Over The Wall provides free Therapeutic Recreation camps for children and teenagers living with serious health challenges and young carers (and families), to enable them to reach beyond their perceived limitations and rediscover a whole new world of possibilities. Their camps help develop the confidence, self esteem, coping strategies and peer relationships of campers.
EBC Collective
Inclusive Dance for all workshops and it’s amazing Dance Squad who perform regularly at events across the whole country. The aim is to show that dance is accessible for all.
Club Hub UK
Club Hub is a brilliant source of information about all kinds of Kids clubs, from baby to teen, dance to drama, sport to art. It even has a free app to make it even easier. Review facilities and reviews by other families.
McDonalds Football
McDonalds football sessions are available at multiple locations across the UK. Their goal (pardon the pun) is to provide 5 million hours of football over the next 4 years at their centres and football festivals.
Achieve More Scotland
Achieve More Scotland is a registered SCIO based in Glasgow that delivers programmes of diversionary activity to young people from areas of high social deprivation. Diversionary activities take the form of sports, physical activity, group-work, volunteering, employability and personal development sessions. We improve young people’s physical and mental health and well-being, confidence and self-esteem, aspirations, personal responsibility and life chances by engaging them in weekly, structured, positive activities that work across communities and are delivered by role models.
We offer Football, Dance, Cricket and Gymnastics during the evenings. We also run a sports programme in multiple schools delivering PE, community building and team activities. During the holiday time we offer Holiday Camps that cover all those sports mentioned previously as well as a Breakfast Club and Lunch Club. Participants must be 5 to 18 years old.
All activities are free of charge and everyone is welcome.
Sport England
Sport England are committed to get everyone active regardless of ability or circumstance. They host clubs across the whole of England as well as provide grants for local clubs to continue their great work.
Spectrum Cambridge
This event based charity organise special events, sporting activities, fun sessions all for children on the autistic spectrum. Together with professionals they support families to enable their children to enjoy life.
Spectrum are also the Cambridgeshire area distributor for Max Card which enable children and their carers to enjoy a wide variety of theme parks and activities.