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Middlesbrough Summer 2016 School Holiday Activities Activities Are Middlesbrough Summer 2016 School Holiday Activities Activities are either free or cost no more than 50p per session. All sessions include lunch (some include breakfast) For additional activities and events see also www.middlesbrough.gov.uk/fsd Hope4Summer http://www.hope4boro.org.uk/hope4summer2015/activities/ Day Date Time Location Activity/Event Criteria Contact WEEK 1 18-22 July Friday 22 July 9.30- St Oswald’s Family Friday Lunch Club Children [email protected] 12.30 Church, Lambton must be with Road, Grove Hill an adult WEEK 2 25-29 July Monday 25 July 11-1 Caldicotes Lunch club and activities Pupils of Joanne_russell@middlesbr School, Caldicotes ough.gov.uk Spencerfield School and Cres, Thorntree their younger siblings only. Children must be with an adult Monday 25 July 10-1 Trinity YCP, Olympics Holiday club and [email protected] Trinity Centre, lunch North Ormesby Tuesday 26 July 11-1 Caldicotes Lunch club and activities Pupils of Joanne_russell@middlesbr School, Caldicotes ough.gov.uk Spencerfield School and Cres, Thorntree their younger siblings only. Children must be with an adult Wednesday 27 July 12- St Agnes Church Wild West Wednesday’s [email protected] 3pm Hall, Broughton Holiday club with lunch Avenue Easterside Wednesday 27 July 11-1 Caldicotes Lunch club and activities Pupils of Joanne_russell@middlesbr School, Caldicotes ough.gov.uk Spencerfield School and Cres, Thorntree their younger siblings only. Children must be with an adult Wednesday 27 July 10-1 Trinity YCP, Olympics Holiday club and [email protected] Trinity Centre, lunch North Ormesby Thursday 28 July 11-1 Caldicotes Lunch club and activities Pupils of Joanne_russell@middlesbr School, Caldicotes ough.gov.uk Spencerfield School and Cres, Thorntree their younger siblings only. Children must be with an adult Thursday 28 July 10-1 Trinity YCP, Olympics Holiday club and [email protected] Trinity Centre, lunch North Ormesby Friday 29 July 9.30- St Oswald’s Family Friday Lunch Club Children [email protected] 12.30 Church, Lambton must be with Road, Grove Hill an adult Friday 29 July Caldicotes Lunch club and activities Pupils of Joanne_russell@middlesbr School, Caldicotes ough.gov.uk Spencerfield School and Cres, Thorntree their younger siblings only. Children must be with an adult Friday 29 July 10-1 Trinity YCP, Olympics Holiday club and [email protected] Trinity Centre, lunch North Ormesby WEEK 3 1-5 August Monday 1 August 9.30- Grove Hill Hub Roald Dahl Holiday Club Catherine_taylor@middles 12.30 includes breakfast and lunch brough.gov.uk Monday 1 August 11-1 Caldicotes Lunch club and activities Pupils of Joanne_russell@middlesbr School, Caldicotes ough.gov.uk Spencerfield School and Cres, Thorntree their younger siblings only. Children must be with an adult Monday 1 August 12-2 Coulby Newham Pirates holiday club with [email protected] Baptist Church, lunch Langdon Square, Coulby Newham Monday 1 August 10-1 Trinity YCP, Olympics Holiday club and [email protected] Trinity Centre, lunch North Ormesby Tuesday 2 August 9.30- Grove Hill Hub Roald Dahl Holiday club Catherine_taylor@middles 12.30 includes breakfast and lunch brough.gov.uk Tuesday 2 August 11-1 Caldicotes Lunch club and activities Pupils of Joanne_russell@middlesbr School, Caldicotes ough.gov.uk Spencerfield School and Cres, Thorntree their younger siblings only. Children must be with an adult Tuesday 2 August 12-2 Coulby Newham Pirates holiday club with [email protected] Baptist Church, lunch Langdon Square, Coulby Newham Wednesday 3 August 12-3 St Agnes Church Wild West Wednesday’s [email protected] Hall, Broughton Holiday club with lunch Avenue Easterside Wednesday 3 August 10-1 Trinity YCP, Olympics Holiday club and [email protected] Trinity Centre, lunch North Ormesby Wednesday 3 August 9.30- Grove Hill Hub Roald Dahl Holiday Club Catherine_taylor@middles 12.30 includes breakfast and lunch brough.gov.uk Wednesday 3 August 11-1 Caldicotes Lunch club and activities Pupils of Joanne_russell@middlesbr School, Caldicotes ough.gov.uk Spencerfield School and Cres, Thorntree their younger siblings only. Children must be with an adult Wednesday 3 August 12-2 Coulby Newham Pirates holiday club with [email protected] Baptist Church, lunch Langdon Square, Coulby Newham Thursday 4 August 9.30- Grove Hill Hub Roald Dahl Holiday Club Catherine_taylor@middles 12.30 includes breakfast and lunch brough.gov.uk Thursday 4 August 12-3 Trinity Family Olympics Holiday Club and [email protected] Friendly Centre, lunch Stainsby Road, Whinney Banks Thursday 4 August 12-2 Coulby Newham Pirates holiday club with [email protected] Baptist Church, lunch Langdon Square, Coulby Newham Thursday 4 August 11-1 Caldicotes Lunch club and activities Pupils of Joanne_russell@middlesbr School, Caldicotes ough.gov.uk Spencerfield School and Cres, Thorntree their younger siblings only. Children must be with an adult Thursday 4 August 10-1 Trinity YCP, Olympics Holiday club and [email protected] Trinity Centre, lunch North Ormesby Friday 5 August 9.30- St Oswald’s Family Friday Lunch Club Children [email protected] 12.30 Church, Lambton must be with Road, Grove Hill an adult Friday 5 August 11-1 Caldicotes Lunch club and activities Pupils of Joanne_russell@middlesbr School, Caldicotes ough.gov.uk Spencerfield School and Cres, Thorntree their younger siblings only. Children must be with an adult Friday 5 August 12-3 Trinity Family Olympics Holiday Club and [email protected] Friendly Centre, lunch Stainsby Road, Whinney Banks Friday 5 August 12-2 Coulby Newham Pirates holiday club with [email protected] Baptist Church, lunch Langdon Square, Coulby Newham Friday 5 August 10-1 Trinity YCP, Olympics Holiday club and [email protected] Trinity Centre, lunch North Ormesby WEEK 4 8-12 August Monday 8 August 9.30- Grove Hill Hub Roald Dahl Holiday Club Catherine_taylor@middles 12.30 includes breakfast and lunch brough.gov.uk 11-1 Caldicotes Lunch club and activities Pupils of Joanne_russell@middlesbr School, Caldicotes ough.gov.uk Spencerfield School and Cres, Thorntree their younger siblings only. Children must be with an adult Tuesday 9 August 9.30- Grove Hill Hub Roald Dahl Holiday Club Catherine_taylor@middles 12.30 includes breakfast and lunch brough.gov.uk Tuesday 9 August 11-1 Caldicotes Lunch club and activities Pupils of Joanne_russell@middlesbr School, Caldicotes ough.gov.uk Spencerfield School and Cres, Thorntree their younger siblings only. Children must be with an adult Wednesday 10 August 12- St Agnes Church Wild West Wednesday’s [email protected] 3pm Hall, Broughton Holiday club with lunch Avenue Easterside Wednesday 10 August 11-1 Caldicotes Lunch club and activities Pupils of Joanne_russell@middlesbr School, Caldicotes ough.gov.uk Spencerfield School and Cres, Thorntree their younger siblings only. Children must be with an adult Wednesday 10 August 9.30- Grove Hill Hub Roald Dahl Holiday Club Catherine_taylor@middles 12.30 includes breakfast and lunch brough.gov.uk Thursday 11 August 9.30- Grove Hill Hub Roald Dahl Holiday Club Catherine_taylor@middles 12.30 includes breakfast and lunch brough.gov.uk Thursday 11 August 11-1 Caldicotes Lunch club and activities Pupils of Joanne_russell@middlesbr School, Caldicotes ough.gov.uk Spencerfield School and Cres, Thorntree their younger siblings only. Children must be with an adult Thursday 11 August 12-3 Trinity Family Olympics Holiday Club and [email protected] Friendly Centre, lunch Stainsby Road, Whinney Banks Friday 12 August 9.30- St Oswald’s Family Friday Lunch Club Children [email protected] 12.30 Church, Lambton must be with Road, Grove Hill an adult Friday 12 August 11-1 Caldicotes Lunch club and activities Pupils of Joanne_russell@middlesbr School, Caldicotes ough.gov.uk Spencerfield School and Cres, Thorntree their younger siblings only. Children must be with an adult Friday 12 August 12-3 Trinity Family Olympics Holiday Club and [email protected] Friendly Centre, lunch Stainsby Road, Whinney Banks WEEK 5 15-19 August Monday 15 August 9.30- Grove Hill Hub Roald Dahl Holiday Club Catherine_taylor@middles 12.30 includes breakfast and lunch brough.gov.uk Monday 15 August 11-1 Caldicotes Lunch club and activities Pupils of Joanne_russell@middlesbr School, Caldicotes ough.gov.uk Spencerfield School and Cres, Thorntree their younger siblings only. Children must be with an adult Tuesday 16 August 9.30- Grove Hill Hub Roald Dahl Holiday Club Catherine_taylor@middles 12.30 includes breakfast and lunch brough.gov.uk Tuesday 16 August 11-1 Caldicotes Lunch club and activities Pupils of Joanne_russell@middlesbr School, Caldicotes ough.gov.uk Spencerfield School and Cres, Thorntree their younger siblings only. Children must be with an adult Wednesday 17 August 12- St Agnes Church Wild West Wednesday’s [email protected] 3pm Hall, Broughton Holiday club with lunch Avenue Easterside Wednesday 17 August 11-1 Caldicotes Lunch club and activities Pupils of Joanne_russell@middlesbr School, Caldicotes ough.gov.uk Spencerfield School and Cres, Thorntree their younger siblings only. Children must be with an adult Wednesday 17 August 9.30- Grove Hill Hub Roald Dahl Holiday Club Catherine_taylor@middles 12.30 includes breakfast and lunch brough.gov.uk Wednesday 17 August 12-3 Trinity Family Olympics Holiday Club and [email protected] Friendly Centre, lunch Stainsby Road, Whinney Banks Thursday 18 August 9.30- Grove Hill Hub Roald Dahl Holiday Club Catherine_taylor@middles 12.30 includes breakfast and lunch brough.gov.uk
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