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Activities for ctiv mer A ities f sum or Children and Young People in w 016 est lancashire 2 www.lancashirechildrenstrust.org.uk Contents Page Activity Schemes for Summer 3 St Johns, Intro, Edge Hill, Tarleton, Clarkes, Grove, WLSSP, Shares Lancashire Activity Centres 7 Artz, JMO, Rock n River, Twinkle House, Ormskirk PP, Nye Bevan Children’s Centres 11 West Lancashire Children Centres, St John’s Children Centre, Lancashire YPS Community Clubs 14 Korean Martial Arts Academy, RAF Air Cadets, Ormskirk Tennis Club, Dauntless Cheer, Base Dance, Momentum Trampoline Club Community Activities 17 Celebrate Skelmersdale, Canal and River Trust, Libraries, Junior Rangers, West Lancashire Walking Festivals, Green Fayre, Summer Music at Coronation Park Ormskirk Motorfest Useful Information 22 Send Local Offer, Opportunities for Young Carers, Family Information Service, Active West Lancs Disclaimer West Lancashire School Sport Partnership has compiled this booklet on behalf of West Lancashire Borough Council from various sources and we are not responsible for any of the content from providers or advertisers in this guide, nor for the delivery or safety of any of the events, activities, services or products. Neither are we affiliated with, or endorse, any advertisers published in this guide or the services or products they offer. We do have some advice about choosing quality and safe activities for you and your children which you can find by visiting the Lancashire Children and Young People’s Trust website: http://www.lancashirechildrenstrust.org.uk/web/viewdoc.asp?id=121128 Activity Schemes for Summer St John’s £8 Per Day Catholic Primary School Birch Green, Skelmersdale Catherine Roberts-Co-ordinator 01695 721323 From Monday 25th July until Friday 5th August 2016 9.30am-3.30pm | 5-11 years old Mix of activities ranging from sport, arts and crafts, team building etc. Into Cricket £75pp Sport Centre @ St Bede’s Catholic High School, Ormskirk, L39 4TA [email protected] [email protected] 07725367754 Monday 8th - Friday 12th August 2016 | 10am-4pm Daily School Yr 3 to 9 (Ages 7-14) | £75 per person for 5 Day Summer Camp Cricket Summer Camp being held at the Sports Centre at St Bede’s Catholic High School, run alongside Jack Snowdon (Club Coach – Ormskirk Cricket Club). Edge Hill Sport From £14-49* Edge Hill Sport, Edge Hill University St Helens Road, Ormskirk, Lancashire, L39 4QP 01695 559867 [email protected] www.edgehill.ac.uk/edgehillsport/junior-activities/cats-club/ Monday 25 July until Friday 2 September 2016 (Weekdays only excluding Monday 29 August 2016) 8.30 – 17.30 | Ages 8 years to 12 years Our C.A.T.S. Club intends to motivate Children to be Active Through Sport and gain enthusiasm so that they find sport enjoyable and rewarding whatever their ability. The club offers a variety of activities that are specially adapted for the children attending each day. The club allows children to thrive in a positive environment, where teamwork, encouragement and fun are an everyday occurrence and confidence is developed through learning new skills and enjoying favourite activities. * Additional discounts apply for siblings. Activity Schemes for Summer Tarleton Academy Prices Vary* Hesketh Ln, Tarleton, Preston PR4 6AQ www.tarletonacademy.org [email protected] 01772 812644 Monday to Friday between 9am – 5pm 1st August, 8th August, 15th August, 22nd August, 29th August Ages 5 to 11 | *£20 per day £85.00 per full week Holiday camp for young people offering a range of sports and art & craft activities including swimming. Clarkes’ Golf Juniors £20 Clarkes’ Golf Centre & Driving Range, Per Day Mill Lane, Rainford, St Helens, WA11 8LN [email protected] 07590080570 (Scott) Summer Camp Dates from 10am – 2pm: Tues 2nd, 9th & 30th August, Thurs 18th & 25th August Ages 4 to 12 | £20 per day Covering all areas of the game from driving to putting, we use fundamental movement skills such as running, jumping & throwing to help create athlete first golfers. Most importantly we provide a fun learning environment for juniors to make new friends and progress at their own rate. Grove Activity Programme From £5-15* The Grove Youth, Community and Childrens Centre, Burscough [email protected] | [email protected] 01704 896424 Monday, Wednesday and Thursday 10.00am – 3.30pm at The Grove Youth, Community and Childrens Centre Tuesdays (times dependent) – trips out leaving from The Grove Starts Monday 25th July till Thursday 25 August 2016 *Cost £5 per person per day Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays £15 for Tuesday trips out We aim to equip the members with important social and personal skills such as decision making, teamwork, active listening, co-operation, and communication. We do this through activities such as art and crafts, sports, drama, music, swimming, workshops, cooking, archery much more and trips to local areas of interest. Activity Schemes for Summer WEST LANCASHIRE SCHOOL SPORT PARTNERSHIP SUMMER HOLDAY CAMP 2016 Our holiday camps are delivered by fully qualified and experienced staff Activities take place at our host that have been delivering PE and School Lordsgate Township school sport in 60 Primary schools Primary School, Lordsgate Drive, across West Lancashire for the last 3 Burscough, Ormskirk L40 7RS -5 years. The staff will be familiar to Summer 2016 Holiday Club many of your children already and we dates are: are really excited to work with them Mon 25th July – Fri 29th July over the summer holidays. All staff are Mon 1st August – Fri 5th August a minimum Level 2 qualified as well as Mon 8th August – Fri 12th August being first aid trained and DBS cleared. There are opportunities to win medals, certificates and prizes everyday Activities include: throughout the week!!! INVASION GAMES – Prices are extremely competitive at Basketball, Football, Touch Rugby, £15 per day or £70 for the whole Netball, Hockey and Handball week and we can also discuss sibling discounts with you. STRIKING AND FIELDING – Cricket and Rounder’s Activities will run from 9.00am - 4.00pm each day with an 8.45am GYM AND DANCE drop off and 4.15pm pick up. NET AND WALL – Tennis and Dodgeball Children will need to bring a packed lunch and drinks to last the day as well ATHLETICS AND OUTDOOR ED as appropriate footwear and clothing ACTIVITIES ARTS and CRAFTS for a range of sporting activities. To book your child’s place or for further information please contact Matt Tuffs on 07730177564 or email [email protected] or return booking forms along with payment to Lordsgate Primary school. Please visit our facebook page at www.facebook.com/westlancashiressp Activity Schemes for Summer Activity Centres Artz Centre Prices Vary* Birch Green Road, Skelmersdale WN8 6QE Tel: 07761 639155 [email protected] [email protected] Photography Course Holiday Clubs £25 | Ages 7+ £50 whole week or £13 a day Every Tuesday 6pm till 9pm School ages Year 2 - 7 From Jul 26th to Aug 30th From Mon Aug 1st - Fri Aug 5th & Mon Suitable for all levels of ability, this course Aug 22nd - Fri Aug 26th | 9am till 3:30pm will educate students on the skills required We provide the very best in holiday camp to take a great photograph. activities, centering the wonderful world Queen Solo Event of performing arts and media. You’ll learn how to dance and sing, take part in drama £5 adult or £3 under 12 | All ages workshops, create photographic story August 19th & 20th | Doors open at 6:30 boards, use our state-of-the-art recording pm to start show at 7pm studio, and play countless games. Most Showcasing our talented students, this importantly, you will learn to work as a year’s theme is the iconic music of Queen. team and develop social interaction skills. JMO Sports Park Prices Vary* Liverpool Road, Skelmersdale, Lancs, WN8 8BX 01695 550426 [email protected] Saturday Coaching Holiday Soccer Schools Sessions from 10am | 4-12 years 5-12 Years | 10am-3pm each day Entry level coaching in a fun and 3 Day Soccer Schools running over the friendly environment Summer Holidays Goalkeeper Coaching Academy Sessions from 6pm every Monday Monday Nights 6:15pm | 5-13 years 5-16 years Advanced level development programme FA Qualified Level 2 & 3 Coaches Activity Centres Rock n River Prices Vary* Cliffs Farm Activity Centre, Wood Ln, Mawdesley, Lancashire, L40 2RL For children aged between 8 – 15yrs From 25th July till 2nd September. We run adventurous activities throughout the year, for all different age groups. For the summer holidays, our activity programme is all about having a great time and being active. It’s for young people to experience challenging, unique activities, make new friends and return to school healthier and more confident. All activities are available on site, with a high ropes course, climbing tower, an expanse of woodland and idyllic lake. Children can be dropped off anytime Monday to Friday between 8-9am and picked up between 4-5pm, or just come along for a half day, to test the water! *£26pp for a full day, £16pp for a half day, lunch can also be provided at an additional cost of £3pp. Twinkle House Prices Vary* Twinkle House, 2 Gorsey Place, East Gillibrands, Skelmersdale, WN8 9UP 01695 455625 [email protected] www.twinklehouse.co.uk Twinkle House Provides a sensory-based personalised support service for children and young people 0-19 with Disabilities and Additional Needs living in West Lancashire and neighbouring areas. Activities Provided Monday to Saturday between 10.15 – 5.30 *(times and prices available on website) Available to Anyone : Sensory Light or Dark Room and Sensory Hydrotherapy Available for CYP 0-19 with Disabilities or Additional Needs 1:1 Sensory Based Support Free (by Referral) Sleep Support Service Free (by Referral) Yoga & Mindfulness | Dance & Movement Therapy | Family Hydrotherapy Family Sensory Time Activity Centres Ormskirk Park Pool Prices Vary* Park Rd, Ormskirk L39 3BY 01695 576325 Holiday Activities Wednesday 27th July - Wednesday 31st August 2016 Inflatable Fun Times...with THE BEAST Junior Gym Mondays & Thursdays Monday - Friday 2:15pm - 3:15pm | £2.60 10am - 12noon & 4pm - 5pm | £3 (Thursdays for 8-15yrs who can swim 11yrs - 15 yrs.
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