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16 Year Olds Holiday Activity Programme for 5 Holiday activity programme for 45 – 16 year olds Welcome to the Big Norfolk Holiday Fun Summer programme. If you claim means tested free school meals for your children at school this is for you. We’re offering you 16 days of fun filledFREE activity days for your children to do during the summer holidays. The sessions will include a variety of fun activities, including sports, music, arts and other exciting opportunities to learn and develop skills, alongside a free healthy meal each day. This opportunity is provided as part of the government’s Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme being delivered across Norfolk by Norfolk County Council in partnership with Active Norfolk. Book today in 3 simple steps 1) Check out all the fun activities here in this programme. All the activities are split by region so find the place where you live and decide which ones you’d like to book 2) Visit www.activenorfolk.org/getmycode to register and receive your Big Norfolk Holiday fun booking code 3) Have your booking code to hand and either visit the website of the provider for your chosen activity or give them a call. Using your booking code will ensure that the activities will be completely free of charge. Don’t delay! The free holiday activities are likely to be popular and we really don’t want you to miss out. Securing a code does not guarantee a place on activities and places are booked on a first come first served basis. If you have any questions at all please get in touch at [email protected] Looking forward to an active and fun filled summer holidays! Best wishes Tim Eyres Assistant Director Commissioning Enjoy! and Partnership Children Services Norfolk County Council Contents Please select from the locations below, choose your preferred activity and dates and follow the booking instructions to book your child a free place. Availability is limited so please book as soon as you can to avoid disappointment. Norwich 01 North Norfolk 08 South Norfolk 14 Broadland 19 Kings Lynn & West Norfolk 31 Great Yarmouth & East Norfolk 39 Breckland 45 Times and dates correct at time of going to print. Please refer to www.norfolk.gov.uk/holidayactivities for an up to date schedule Norwich Map of Norfolk Norwich Choose from the activity listings in this section and then proceed to booking. Don’t forget to generate your unique code so you can secure the activities for free. www.activenorfolk.org/getmycode We try to make all activities inclusive and accessible for all young people. If your child does have additional needs or requires particular support please state this at the time of booking and contact the provider if you have any concerns or want to discuss your child’s circumstances. 01 Norwich Fitness and sport Where When Activity Age Contact to book National Tennis Mon 09/08 - Thurs 12/08 Tennis based games 6 - 12 [email protected] Association Times: and activities, coaching, 020 8125 4004 Eaton Park 10.00 14.00 and competition for all https://clubspark.lta.org.uk/ South Park standards NTAtaverham/Coaching/ Avenue, Camp/4a02e879-8428- Norwich, 4232-88c8-d8551221f25e NR4 7AZ Pav Fun Ball Week 1 Football 5 - 11 Big Norfolk Holiday Fun Academy @ Mon 26/07 - Thurs 29/07 Programme - Football Coaching FDC Week 2 Norfolk - Sports Academy Bowthorpe Tues 03/08 - Fri 06/08 Norwich Clover Hill Road Week 3 Norwich Mon 09/08 - Thurs 12/08 pavfunballacademy.co.uk NR9 5ED Week 4 Mon 16/08 - Thurs 19/08 Times: 10.00 14.00 Premier Week 1 Mixed including sports, 5 - 11 Week 1 Education Mon 26/07 - Thurs 29/07 dance, drama and Family Portal - Premier St William’s Week 2 wellbeing. Education Group Primary School Mon 02/08 - Thurs 05/08 premier-education.com & Nursey Week 3 Week 2 Williams Loke, Mon 09/08 - Thurs 12/08 Family Portal - Premier Norwich Week 4 Education Group NR7 0AJ Mon 16/08 - Thurs 19/08 premier-education.com Times: Week 3 10.00 14.00 Family Portal - Premier Education Group premier-education.com Week 4 Family Portal - Premier Education Group premier-education.com Henderson Trust Week 1 Mixed activities 10 - 16 email: becky.hart@henderson- Cadge Road Mon 02/08 - Thurs 05/08 including sports, games, norwich.org Community Week 2 arts and crafts Centre, NR5 8DD Mon 09/08 - Thurs 12/08 Telephone / Text: Week 3 Mon 16/08 - Thurs 19/08 07535476004 Week 4 Mon 23/08 - Thurs 26/08 Times: 10:00 - 14:00 Premier Week 1 Mixed including sports, 5 - 11 Week 1 Education Mon 26/07 - Thurs 29/07 dance, drama and Family Portal - Premier Cavell Primary Week 2 wellbeing. Education Group and Nursery Mon 02/08 - Thurs 05/08 premier-education.com School Week 3 Week 2 Duckett Close, Mon 09/08 - Thurs 12/08 Family Portal - Premier Norwich Week 4 Education Group NR1 2LR Mon 16/08 - Thurs 19/08 premier-education.com Times: Week 3 10.00 14.00 Family Portal - Premier Education Group premier-education.com Week 4 Family Portal - Premier Education Group premier-education.com 02 Norwich Fitness and sport Where When Activity Age Contact to book Premier Week 1 A wide selection 5-11 TBC Education Mon 26/07 - Thurs 29/07 of activities Saint Francis of Week 2 such as archery, Assisi Roman Mon 02/08 - Thurs 05/08 fencing, basketball, Catholic School Week 3 gymnastics, football, Mon 09/08 - Thurs 12/08 Jessopp Road tennis, dance, Week 4 NR2 3QB Mon 16/08 - Thurs 19/08 drama, life skills and wellbeing. Times: 10.00 14.00 UEA Sportspark Week 1 Sporting activities 5 - 13 [email protected] Norman Centre Mon 02/08, Tues 03/08, indoors and outside. Bignold Road Thurs 05/08, Fri 06/08 Arts and crafts too. Norwich Week 2 NR3 2QZ Mon 09/08, Tues 10/08, Thurs 12/08, Fri 13/08 Week 3 Mon 16/08 Tues 17/08; Thurs 19/08, Fri 20/08 Week 4 Mon 23/08; Tues 24/08; Thurs 26/08; Fri 27/08 Times: 08.30 15.30 Norwich City Week 1 Multi-sport camps with 5 - 11 Week 1 Community 09/08 - 12/08 football, netball, tennis, https://bookonline. Sports Week 2 dodgeball and more as communitysportsfoundation. Foundation 16/08 - 19/08 well as nutritional and org.uk/event/haf_-_valley_ Valley Primary Week 3 wellbeing workshops. primary_-_9th_-_12th_ Academy 23/08 - 26/08 august_09082021 Gentry Place Times: Week 2 Norwich 10.00 14.00 https://bookonline. NR5 8XZ communitysportsfoundation. org.uk/event/haf_-_valley_ primary_-_16th_-_19th_ august_16082021 Week 3 https://bookonline. communitysportsfoundation. org.uk/event/haf_-_valley_ primary_-_23rd_-_26th_ august_23082021 Before you book remember to get your code here www.activenorfolk.org/getmycode 03 Norwich Fitness and sport Where When Activity Age Contact to book National Tennis Week 1 Tennis coaching 6 - 12 Week 1 Association 02/08 https://clubspark.lta.org.uk/ Waterloo Park, Week 2 NTAwaterloo/Coaching/ Angel Road, 09/08 Camp?courseID=9cfec6df- Norwich, Week 3 a455-43e5-9891- NR3 3HU 16/08 b1af60b02407 Week 4 Week 2 23/08 https://clubspark.lta.org.uk/ Times: NTAwaterloo/Coaching/ 10.00 14.00 Camp?courseID=0f895968- 6463-4689-a163- f81a143f4a9d Week 3 https://clubspark.lta.org.uk/ NTAwaterloo/Coaching/ Camp?courseID=009ed6a8- 47d5-43b6-9f98- 0f8e7f2b031f Week 4 https://clubspark.lta.org.uk/ NTAwaterloo/Coaching/ Camp?courseID=b8a31597- 33e2-41f0-a3a4- 3f82b7cb0e60 [email protected] 020 8125 4004 UEA Sportspark Week 1 Sporting activities 5 - 13 [email protected] Norwich Mon 26/07 - Fri 30/07 Indoors and outside. NR4 7TJ Week 2 Arts and crafts too. Mon 02/08 - Fri 09/08 Week 3 Mon 09/08 - Fri 13/08 Week 4 Mon 16/08 - Fri 20/08 Week 5 Mon 23/08 - Fri 27/08 Week 6 Tues 31/08 - Fri 03/09 Times: 08.30 16.00 Able2B Week 1 Adapted craft and 5 - 16 https://register.enthuse. Harford College Tues 27/07 - Fri 30/07 sensory activities com/ps/event/Able2BHoli- 43 Ipswich Road Week 2 dayActivityFundPlaces Norwich Tues 17/08 - Fri 20/08 NR2 2LN Week 3 Email [email protected] Tues 24/08 - Fri 27/08 Week 4 Tues 31/08 - Fri 20/08 Booking is online, other Times: 10:00 - 14:00 queries 01603 893274 Inspired Sports Week 1 Football coaching 5 - 11 07525455949 Inspired Soccer Mon 02/08 Waterloo Park Week 2 Norwich, Mon 09/08 NR3 3HX Week 3 Mon 16/08 Week 4 Mon 23/08 Times: 10:00 - 14:30 04 Norwich Fitness and sport Where When Activity Age Contact to book Premier Week 1 Mixed activities 5 - 11 Week 1 Education Mon 26/07 - Thurs 29/07 including archery, Family Portal - Premier Wensum Junior Week 2 fencing, basketball, Education Group School Mon 02/08 - Thurs 05/08 gymnastics, football, premier-education.com Turner Road Week 3 tennis, dance, drama, Week 2 Norwich Mon 09/08 - Thurs 12/08 life skills and wellbeing. Family Portal - Premier NR2 4HB Week 4 Education Group Mon 16/08 - Thurs 19/08 premier-education.com Times: Week 3 10:00 - 14:00 Family Portal - Premier Education Group premier-education.com Week 4 Family Portal - Premier Education Group premier-education.com Premier Week 1 Mixed activities 5 - 11 Week 1 Education Mon 09/08 - Thurs 12/08 including archery, Family Portal - Premier Henderson Week 2 fencing, basketball, Education Group Green Primary Mon 16/08 - Thurs 19/08 gymnastics, football, premier-education.com Academy tennis, dance, drama, Week 2 Earlham Grove Times: life skills and wellbeing.
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