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Breakout Groups Breakout groups All breakout groups are held in confidential locations throughout Hampshire. Once you have signed up, you will be informed of exact locations. To sign up to any of our breakout groups or to find out more, please email [email protected]. June 2018 When Where Time Breakout Basingstoke 19:00-21:00 Monday 18th Breakout and Buddies Basingstoke 16:30-18:30 Parent/Carer support Basingstoke 16:30-21:00 Tuesday 19th Breakout and Buddies Isle of Wight 16:30-18:30 Wednesday 20th Breakout New Milton 17:00-19:00 Breakout Andover 18:00-20:00 Breakout Hythe 17:00-19:00 Thursday 21st Breakout Southampton 19:00-21:00 Parent/Carer support Southampton 18:30-20:30 Friday 22nd Breakout Aldershot 16:00-18:00 Breakout Basingstoke 19:00-21:00 Monday 25th Breakout and Buddies Basingstoke 16:30-18:30 Parent/Carer support Basingstoke 16:30-21:00 Breakout Eastleigh 19:00-21:00 Tuesday 26th Breakout Music Group (Eastleigh) Breakout Isle of Wight 18:30-20:30 Breakout Brockenhurst 17:00-19:00 Wednesday 27th Breakout Rushmoor 16:00-16:00 Breakout Romsey 15:30-17:30 Breakout Andover 18:00-20:00 Breakout Hythe 17:00-19:00 Thursday 28th Breakout Southampton 19:00-21:00 Parent/Carer support Southampton 18:30-20:30 Friday 29th Breakout Aldershot 16:00-18:00 July 2018 Monday 2nd Breakout Basingstoke Gender Identity Southampton 19:00-21:00 Breakout and Buddies Basingstoke 16:30-18:30 Parent/Carer support Basingstoke 16:30-21:00 Tuesday 3rd Breakout and Buddies Isle of Wight 16:30-18:30 Wednesday 4th Breakout New Milton 17:00-19:00 Breakout Andover 18:00-20:00 Breakout Hythe 17:00-19:00 Thursday 5th Breakout Southampton 19:00-21:00 Parent/Carer support Southampton 18:30-20:30 Friday 6th Breakout Aldershot 16:00-18:00 Breakout Basingstoke 19:00-21:00 Monday 9th Breakout and Buddies Basingstoke 16:30-18:30 Parent/Carer support Basingstoke 16:30-21:00 Breakout Eastleigh 19:00-21:00 Tuesday 10th Breakout Music Group (Eastleigh) Breakout Isle of Wight 18:30-20:30 Breakout Brockenhurst 17:00-19:00 Wednesday 11th Breakout Rushmoor 16:00-16:00 Breakout Romsey 15:30-17:30 Breakout Andover 18:00-20:00 Breakout Hythe 17:00-19:00 Thursday 12th Breakout Southampton 19:00-21:00 Parent/Carer support Southampton 18:30-20:30 Friday 13th Breakout Aldershot 16:00-18:00 Breakout Basingstoke 19:00-21:00 Monday 15th Breakout and Buddies Basingstoke 16:30-18:30 Parent/Carer support Basingstoke 16:30-21:00 Tuesday 17th Breakout and Buddies Isle of Wight 16:30-18:30 Wednesday 18th Breakout New Milton 17:00-19:00 Breakout Andover 18:00-20:00 Breakout Hythe 17:00-19:00 Thursday 19th Breakout Southampton 19:00-21:00 Parent/Carer support Southampton 18:30-20:30 Friday 20th Breakout Aldershot 16:00-18:00 Breakout Basingstoke 19:00-21:00 Monday 23rd Breakout and Buddies Basingstoke 16:30-18:30 Parent/Carer support Basingstoke 16:30-21:00 Breakout Eastleigh 19:00-21:00 Tuesday 24th Breakout Music Group (Eastleigh) Breakout Isle of Wight 18:30-20:30 Breakout Brockenhurst 17:00-19:00 Wednesday 25th Breakout Rushmoor 16:00-16:00 Breakout Romsey 15:30-17:30 Breakout Andover 18:00-20:00 Breakout Hythe 17:00-19:00 Thursday 26th Breakout Southampton 19:00-21:00 Parent/Carer support Southampton 18:30-20:30 Friday 27th Breakout Aldershot 16:00-18:00 Breakout Basingstoke 19:00-21:00 Gender Identity Southampton Monday 30th 16:30-18:30 Breakout and Buddies Basingstoke 16:30-21:00 Parent/Carer support Basingstoke Tuesday 31st Breakout and Buddies Isle of Wight 16:30-18:30 August 2018 Wednesday 1st Breakout New Milton 17:00-19:00 Breakout Andover 18:00-20:00 Breakout Hythe 17:00-19:00 Thursday 2nd Breakout Southampton 19:00-21:00 Parent/Carer support Southampton 18:30-20:30 Friday 3rd Breakout Aldershot 16:00-18:00 Breakout Basingstoke 19:00-21:00 Monday 6th Breakout and Buddies Basingstoke 16:30-18:30 Parent/Carer support Basingstoke 16:30-21:00 Breakout Eastleigh 19:00-21:00 Tuesday 7th Breakout Music Group (Eastleigh) Breakout Isle of Wight 18:30-20:30 Breakout Brockenhurst 17:00-19:00 Wednesday 8th Breakout Rushmoor 16:00-16:00 Breakout Romsey 15:30-17:30 Breakout Andover 18:00-20:00 Breakout Hythe 17:00-19:00 Thursday 9th Breakout Southampton 19:00-21:00 Parent/Carer support Southampton 18:30-20:30 Friday 10th Breakout Aldershot 16:00-18:00 Breakout Basingstoke 19:00-21:00 Monday 13th Breakout and Buddies Basingstoke 16:30-18:30 Parent/Carer support Basingstoke 16:30-21:00 Tuesday 14th Breakout and Buddies Isle of Wight 16:30-18:30 Wednesday 15th Breakout New Milton 17:00-19:00 Breakout Andover 18:00-20:00 Breakout Hythe 17:00-19:00 Thursday 16th Breakout Southampton 19:00-21:00 Parent/Carer support Southampton 18:30-20:30 Friday 17th Breakout Aldershot 16:00-18:00 Breakout Basingstoke 19:00-21:00 Monday 20th Breakout and Buddies Basingstoke 16:30-18:30 Parent/Carer support Basingstoke 16:30-21:00 Breakout Eastleigh 19:00-21:00 Tuesday 21st Breakout Music Group (Eastleigh) Breakout Isle of Wight 18:30-20:30 Breakout Brockenhurst 17:00-19:00 Wednesday 22nd Breakout Rushmoor 16:00-16:00 Breakout Romsey 15:30-17:30 Breakout Andover 18:00-20:00 Breakout Hythe 17:00-19:00 Thursday 23rd Breakout Southampton 19:00-21:00 Parent/Carer support Southampton 18:30-20:30 Friday 24th Breakout Aldershot 16:00-18:00 Tuesday 28th Breakout and Buddies Isle of Wight 16:30-18:30 Wednesday 29th Breakout New Milton 17:00-19:00 Breakout Andover 18:00-20:00 Breakout Hythe 17:00-19:00 Thursday 30th Breakout Southampton 19:00-21:00 Parent/Carer support Southampton 18:30-20:30 Friday 31st Breakout Aldershot 16:00-18:00 September 2018 Breakout Basingstoke 19:00-21:00 Monday 3rd Breakout and Buddies Basingstoke 16:30-18:30 Parent/Carer support Basingstoke 16:30-21:00 Breakout Eastleigh 19:00-21:00 Tuesday 4th Breakout Music Group (Eastleigh) rob Breakout Isle of Wight 18:30-20:30 Breakout Brockenhurst 17:00-19:00 Wednesday 5th Breakout Rushmoor 16:00-16:00 Breakout Romsey 15:30-17:30 Breakout Andover 18:00-20:00 Breakout Hythe 17:00-19:00 Thursday 6th Breakout Southampton 19:00-21:00 Parent/Carer support Southampton 18:30-20:30 Friday 7th Breakout Aldershot 16:00-18:00 Breakout Basingstoke 19:00-21:00 Monday 10th Breakout and Buddies Basingstoke 16:30-18:30 Parent/Carer support Basingstoke 16:30-21:00 Tuesday 11th Breakout and Buddies Isle of Wight 16:30-18:30 Wednesday 12th Breakout New Milton 17:00-19:00 Breakout Andover 18:00-20:00 Breakout Hythe 17:00-19:00 Thursday 13th Breakout Southampton 19:00-21:00 Parent/Carer support Southampton 18:30-20:30 Friday 14th Breakout Aldershot 16:00-18:00 Breakout Basingstoke 19:00-21:00 Monday 17th Breakout and Buddies Basingstoke 16:30-18:30 Parent/Carer support Basingstoke 16:30-21:00 Breakout Eastleigh 19:00-21:00 Tuesday 18th Breakout Music Group (Eastleigh) Breakout Isle of Wight 18:30-20:30 Breakout Brockenhurst 17:00-19:00 Wednesday 19th Breakout Rushmoor 16:00-16:00 Breakout Romsey 15:30-17:30 Breakout Andover 18:00-20:00 Breakout Hythe 17:00-19:00 Thursday 20th Breakout Southampton 19:00-21:00 Parent/Carer support Southampton 18:30-20:30 Friday 21st Breakout Aldershot 16:00-18:00 Breakout Basingstoke 19:00-21:00 Monday 24th Breakout and Buddies Basingstoke 16:30-18:30 Parent/Carer support Basingstoke 16:30-21:00 Breakout Eastleigh 19:00-21:00 Tuesday 25th Breakout Music Group (Eastleigh) Breakout Isle of Wight 18:30-20:30 Breakout Brockenhurst 17:00-19:00 Wednesday 26th Breakout Rushmoor 16:00-16:00 Breakout Romsey 15:30-17:30 Breakout Andover 18:00-20:00 Breakout Hythe 17:00-19:00 Thursday 27th Breakout Southampton 19:00-21:00 Parent/Carer support Southampton 18:30-20:30 Friday 28th Breakout Aldershot 16:00-18:00 .
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