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HOLIDAY COURSES AT THE BEACON OF LIGHT BROUGHT TO YOU BY SUMMER @ BEACON OF LIGHT 22ND JULY - 1ST SEPTEMBER Beacon of Light, Stadium Park, Sunderland SR5 1SN BEACONOFLIGHT.CO.UK SOMETHING for EVERYONE A jam packed Toddlers | Kids | Families | Adults | Over 55s SUMMER THE BEACON OF LIGHT IS A RUN DOWN OF SOME KICKS FOOTBALL FRIDAY LITTLE DRIBBLERS GB athletes and get active by HOME TO THE CHARITY OF OUR FAVOURITE Come and play football for free on PLAYGROUP trying your hand at lots of new of activities... our 5-a-side pitches. Ideal for the little ones to come sports or even cook for one of our FOUNDATION OF LIGHT. ACTIVITIES along and play. SPORTS CAMP NEW Team GB stars. If you don’t know who we are CHILDREN’S COURSES Try your hand at lots of different LITTLE DRIBBLERS ADULTS here’s five things you might not sports this summer in our new KICKABOUT FOOTBALL AND DANCE WORKOUT WEDNESDAY HOLIDAY COURSES sports camp. A great introduction to football. know about us: Circuits class lead by our Head Exactly what it says on the tin! FOOTBALL SPECIFIC GOOGLE DIGITAL Strength and Conditioning coach. We’re one of the largest and best COURSES NEW GARAGE BUS FOOTBALL LEAGUES football foundations in the country. For those who know where Learn some new digital skills with We’ve won a host of awards during our SUPER PRIZES they want to play or want to a little help from Google. From CV POWERPLAY LEAGUE 18 year history and have helped over TO BE WON ON try a new position. building to understanding social Monday night football leagues open to all abilities. 400,000 local people. OUR CHILDREN’S FORTNEET CAMP media, this specially designed AT BEACON OF LIGHT NEW bus has it all. SAFC FANS LEAGUE HOLIDAY COURSES. A Mackem take on a global As a financially independent charity Are you an SAFC super fan classic! Battle with Nerf guns in our we need to raise over £4m every year. who loves playing football? arena to find out who’s best! HAVE FUN. There’s lots of ways you can help Grab your mates and take on with fundraising – visit FAMILIES other fans in our dedicated MAKE A DIFFERENCE. foundationoflight.co.uk for more info. 5-a-side league. FAMILY FIT Love to work out but juggling PROCEEDS GO TO We’re about so much more than SAFC IN BUSINESS LEAGUE childcare? Try our new Family Fit The best way to network. THE FOUNDATION football – education, health and DISABILITY MULTI-SPORTS and bring the little ones with you! Take on other local businesses wellbeing, sport and play, From boccia to dance, table tennis OF LIGHT. and win bragging rights and improving people’s employability to football, we’ve got it covered FAMILY FAKEAWAY this summer. From Chinese to Indian, Mexican in the office. Just remember are all key areas for us. to let your boss score. FOOTBALL FIT NEW to burgers, all the family can learn The Beacon of Light is the ultimate community hub offering sport, education, employability how to cook healthy versions of and health programmes for everyone. This summer, the Beacon of Light is the place to be, The people who benefit from our For budding young footballers MAKE YOUR OWN OVER 55s looking to get fit for the new your favourite takeaways. with lots of activities which will entertain the whole family and keep everyone active and work are almost exclusively local – our AFTERNOON TEA EXTRA TIME HUB season, with former SAFC footprint covers Sunderland, County Everyone loves afternoon tea. Weekly social group for over 55s. healthy too! Strength and Conditioning Durham and South Tyneside. Join us in our kitchen and make We’ve created some fantastic new sessions including: coach Scott Pearce. There’s lots going on from sandwiches and cakes. Then sit indoor bowls to cooking, ukulele • Fortneet – the Mackem take on a global classic. • Family Fit – Love to work out but juggling By taking part in activities at the FUTSAL back and enjoy it with a lovely playing and pilates. An exciting, fast-paced small-sided Grab your Nerf guns, head down to our arena, childcare? Why not bring the little ones along to Beacon you’re supporting your local cup of tea. and take on your mates in this ultimate battle. our new Family Fit class. football game, which is played WALKING NETBALL community – proceeds from the LITTLE MOVERS OPEN DAY • Football Fit – are you a budding young footballer? • Toddler Tales – enter a world of food adventures across the world. A version of netball for those Beacon are passed to the Come along and try lots of different Make the most of your summer and get fit for with your toddler. Every week we’ll read a CASUAL KICKABOUT NEW less physically able. Foundation to improve local baby and toddler classes. We’ll also the new season with former SAFC Strength and new book, before heading up to our kitchen Simply turn up and play! have a little baby and toddler Conditioning coach Scott Pearce. to bake a special treat. people’s lives! IMAGINE TABLE TENNIS KICKS MULTI-SPORT DROP IN focussed market. A vibrant, energetic and A range of activities including TODDLER TALES NEW If you would like to know more about the Beacon of Light please pop in indoor football, basketball, netball, Every week we’ll read a new book, I AM TEAM GB inspiring club catering for or visit our website at beaconoflight.co.uk dance, Xbox and some arts before heading up to our Be part on the nation’s biggest all abilities, generations and and crafts. kitchen to bake a special treat. sports day this summer. Join Team standards of play. STAY UP-TO-DATE @ BEACONOFLIGHT.CO.UK STAY UP-TO-DATE @ BEACONOFLIGHT.CO.UK TO BOOK: beaconoflight.co.uk/summer KEY: AGES: REC - Current reception age | YEAR - Current school year. ACTIVITIES 0191 563 4777 External organisation - call 0191 563 4818 for booking details. ACTIVITY AGE TIME COSTS Extra Time Hub Adults-over 55s 10am-12noon £3/adult WEEK ONE Casual Kickabout YEAR 3-YEAR 9 10am-12noon & 1-3pm £3/child /session MONDAY 22 JULY Little Dribblers Kickabout 3-5 yrs old 1-3pm £4/child Football Holiday Course REC-YEAR 9 10am-3pm £15/day or £40 for the full 4 day course, saving £20! Workout Wednesday Adults 6-7pm £5/adult Dance Holiday Course REC-YEAR 6 10am-3pm £10/per day or £15 for the full 2 day course, saving £5! SAFC Fans League Adults 6-9pm £30/team/week Kicks Multi-Sports Drop In 8-12 &13-18 yrs old 5-6.30pm & 6.30-8pm FREE THURSDAY 1 AUGUST Powerplay League Adults 7-9pm £30/team/week Football Holiday Course REC-YEAR 9 10am-3pm £15/day TUESDAY 23 JULY Toddler Tales-Gorilla Loves Vanilla Walking-4 yrs old 10.30am-12noon £6/child Football Holiday Course REC-YEAR 9 10am-3pm £15/day Casual Kickabout YEAR 3-YEAR 9 10am-12noon & 1-3pm £3/child/session Dance Holiday Course REC-YEAR 6 10am-3pm £10/day SAFC In Business League Adults 6-9pm £30/team/week Football Fit YEAR 7-YEAR 11 10am-12noon & 1pm-3pm £15 / 1/2day, £25/full day. 6 x 1/2 days: £75. 6 x full days: £125. FRIDAY 2 AUGUST Futsal YEARS 3/4/5/6 10am-12pm £10/half day Fortneet Camp at Beacon YEAR 1-YEAR 9 10am-3pm £15/child Futsal YEARS 7/8/9/10 1pm-3pm £10/half day Family Fakeaway-American REC upwards 2pm-4pm £10/family (1 adult & up to 2 children) WEDNESDAY 24 JULY Kicks Football Drop In 8-12 & 13-18 yrs old 5-6.30pm & 6.30-8pm FREE Football Holiday Course REC-YEAR 9 10am-3pm £15/day ALL PARTICIPANTS Imagine Table Tennis Adults-over 55s 5.30pm-8.30pm £3/adult Walking Netball Adults 10-11am £3/adult SATURDAY 3 AUGUST Extra Time Hub Adults-over 55s 10am-12noon £3/adult ON OUR SUMMER Google Digital Garage Bus 16 yrs + 10am-5pm FREE Casual Kickabout (unsupervised) YEAR 3-YEAR 9 10-12noon & 1-3pm £3/child/session ACTIVITIES WILL SUNDAY 4 AUGUST Workout Wednesday Adults 6-7pm £5/adult RECEIVE A TWO FOR Family Fit 6 yrs+ 9-10am £6/adult & child SAFC Fans League Adults 6-9pm £30/team/week £20 SAFC TICKET WEEK THREE THURSDAY 25 JULY OFFER FOR OXFORD, MONDAY 5 AUGUST Football Holiday Course REC-YEAR 9 10am-3pm £15/day Sports Camp REC-YEAR 9 10am-3pm £15/day or £30 for the full 3 day course, saving £15! PORTSMOUTH OR Toddler Tales - The Gruffalo Walking-4 yrs old 9.30am-11am £6/child Kicks Multi-Sports Drop In 8-12 & 13-18yrs old 5-6.30pm & 6.30-8pm FREE Casual Kickabout YEAR 3-YEAR 9 10-12noon & 1-3pm £3/child/session WIMBLEDON FIXTURES. Powerplay League Adults 7pm-9pm £30/team/week SAFC In Business League Adults 6-9pm £30/team TUESDAY 6 AUGUST FRIDAY 26 JULY Sports Camp REC-YEAR 9 10am-3pm £15/day Fortneet Camp at Beacon YEAR 1-YEAR 9 10am-3pm £15/child Football Fit YEAR 7-YEAR 11 10am-12noon & 1pm-3pm £15 / 1/2day, £25/full day. 6 x 1/2 days: £75. 6 x full days: £125. Google Digital Garage Bus 16 yrs + 10am-5pm FREE Futsal YEARS 3/4/5/6 10am-12noon £10/child Family Fakeaway - Italian REC upwards 2-4pm £10/family (1 adult & up to 2 children) Futsal YEARS 7/8/9/10 1pm-3pm £10/child Kicks Football Drop In 8-12 & 13-18 yrs old 5-6.30pm & 6.30-8pm FREE WEDNESDAY 7 AUGUST Imagine Table Tennis Adults-over 55s 5.30- 8.30pm £3/adult SATURDAY 27 JULY Sports Camp REC-YEAR 9 10am-3pm £15/day Google Digital Garage Bus 16 yrs + 12noon-8pm FREE Girls Only Football REC-YEAR 9 10am-3pm £10/day or £15 for the full 2 day course, saving £5! SUNDAY 28 JULY Little Dribblers Play Group 0-5 yrs old 9.30am-11.30am £2/child Family Fit 6 yrs + 9-10am £6/adult & child Extra Time Hub Adults-over 55s 10am-noon £3/adult WEEK TWO Walking Netball Adults 10am-11am £3/adult MONDAY 29 JULY Casual Kickabout YEAR 3-YEAR 9 10am-12noon & 1-3pm £3/child/session Football Holiday Course REC-YEAR 9 10am-3pm £15/day or £40 for the full 4 day course, saving £20! Little Dribblers Kickabout 3-5 yrs old 1pm-3pm £4/child Dance Holiday Course REC-YEAR
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    SUNDERLAND CITY COUNCIL ASSESSING NEEDS & OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDOOR LEISURE FACILITIES REPORT: MARCH 2020 QUALITY, INTEGRITY, PROFESSIONALISM Knight, Kavanagh & Page Ltd Company No: 9145032 (England) MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS Registered Office: 1 -2 Frecheville Court, off Knowsley Street, Bury BL9 0UF T: 0161 764 7040 E: [email protected] www.kkp.co.uk SUNDERLAND CITY COUNCIL LEISURE NEEDS ASSESSMENT CONTENTS LEISURE NEEDS ASSESSMENT INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................. 1 NEEDS ASSESSMENT .................................................................................................... 3 SECTION 1: CONTEXT.................................................................................................... 3 1.1: Introduction ............................................................................................................ 3 1.2: Scope of the project ............................................................................................... 4 1.3 Report structure ...................................................................................................... 5 SECTION 2: BACKGROUND .......................................................................................... 6 2.1: National context ..................................................................................................... 6 2.2: Local context ........................................................................................................ 11 2.3 Demographic