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Lambeth Summer Activities 2020 Lambeth Summer Activities 2020 Summer Link Up Activities Length and SEND Age range Areas Covered Brixton – CEF LYNCX 5 weeks + SEND 7 - 19 Partnered with: [email protected] Roupell Park RMO Blenheim Gardens RMO Cowley Estate RMO Streatham – YPM Holiday camp – art, 5 weeks 5 - 15 Granton primary school (Streatham), ([email protected]) trips, drama, dance, Rosendale Primary School (Herne Hill) accreditations N Lambeth - Sports City London and BOST 5 - 15 Living Space, Coral St [email protected] N Lambeth - Oasis Children’s Venture and Triangle Nature play, adventure 6 weeks and SEND 5 – 16+ Oasis Play Stockwell/Clapham, apg play, trips, cooking Triangle APG, Oval [email protected] Norwood – Rathbone Play, skills, adventure, 6 weeks and SEND 11 – 16+ Covering West Norwood and Tulse Hill [email protected] trips, life skills, sport, – Central and Gypsy Hill, The Old cooking Library and Tivoli Park Clapham - The Connect Sport, cooking, 5 – 16+ Agnes Riley Gardens and Clapham [email protected] accreditations Park Cube 9) Streatham – SYCT Drama camp, sports 6 weeks and SEND 9 – 16+ Wellfield & John Corfield Centre, [email protected] camp, trips Streatham Vale APG and local venues and centres of interest SLUP – SEND Lifelong Family Links Life skills, sports, arts, 4 weeks and SEND 8 – 19, 16 - 25 Streatham and Wellington Rd site, [email protected] 1:1 support sessions at Ferndale, Brixton Rec, Oasis Play Creative Skills 3 grants of £5,000 each – cross locality focus on creative skills Lambeth Summer Activities 2020 Cool It Art Classes and Neon PA Arts, dance, drama 6 weeks 9 - 15 Vauxhall Gardens Estate: Prince’s ([email protected]) Ward, 198 CA and PhotoFusion ([email protected]) Photography, drawing, 4 weeks 9 - 15 Herne Hill, Brixton Village (3Space) exhibition Slade Gardens Summer play incl. 6 weeks 5 - 15 Stockwell Park Rd area [email protected] performing arts and film Making Summer Memorable 20 grants of £1,000 Parallel Youth Summer camp with 4 weeks 8 - 16 Norwood, St Martin’s School Tulse [email protected] sports, arts, trips Hill, The Sapphire Foundation Activity camp, drama, 4 weeks 10 -16 Based in 3Space, Brixton [email protected] dance, music, web design High Trees APG play and trips 4-6 weeks 8 - 16 Tulse Hill APG [email protected] South London Renegades American football 3 weeks 12 – 19+ Larkhall Park, Clapham [email protected] 5 - St Matthews Project Football, food, trips 6 weeks 6 - 18 Brockwell Park [email protected] Art4Space Mosaics, painting, 4 weeks 5 - 18 Jeffreys Rd, Stockwell [email protected] planting, clay work Oasis Hub Waterloo Physical, farm based, 4 weeks 11 - 16 Kennington Rd, Waterloo [email protected] life skills South London Botanical Institute Plant life drawing and 3 weeks 7 - 13 Brockwell Park, West Norwood [email protected] photography and trips Cemetery The Baytree Centre Poetry, filmmaking and 4 weeks 10 - 18 Brixton Rd [email protected] coding workshops. Trips Lambeth Summer Activities 2020 10 - Ebony Horse Club Horse care 5 weeks 12 - 17 Loughborough Junction [email protected] Carers4Carers Activity days for carers 5 days 8 - 14 Brockwell Park [email protected] 15 - The Boury Academy Drama masterclasses 4 weeks 4 - 18 Oval [email protected] and camp Lerato Community Initiative Dance, drama and 3 weeks 11 - 17 Clapham [email protected] spoken word workshops Loughborough Junction Action Group Adventure play 6 weeks 6 - 14 Loughborough Junction [email protected] GrooveSchool DJing and music 4 weeks 8 - 19 Based in Brixton, Streatham presence [email protected] production or Yellow Qube, Tulse Hill 20 - Loughborough Community Centre Adventure play 4-6 weeks 0 - 13 Max Roach APG, [email protected] .
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