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Extended Range of Activities for Children and Families Over the Summer 2017 Events mysummerinthecity.org.uk Contents RBKC Activities for younger children 4 Activities for older children RBKC and families 8 Activities for older children LBHF and families 34 Activities for older children WCC and families 41 Support for children after a frightening event 48 Guide to events Location Nearest station Young people Family events Play with disabilities Age range Additional costs Art, media Sports and Youth and culture leisure Email Website Trip Holiday Community Telephone Camp Day 2 Booking may be necessary. Please contact venue/organiser This brochure provides information on the activities which are available for children and families over the summer. In response to the Grenfell fire tragedy the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea has extended the range of provision which is available, and a number of events will also include counselling support. For some of these activities timings are still being confirmed, if a time is not listed in the brochure please contact the organiser for final details. All of the services listed are avaliable to residents across Westminster, Hammersmith and Fulham and Kensington and Chelsea. Families that have been affected and need additional support to help them access the activities should speak to the organisation providing the activity or their key worker. Financial support can be provided if needed. On pages 48 to 51 there is some more information on counselling, and other support for children after a frightening event. This is available to anyone that thinks they need it. 3 Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Activities for younger children 4 Booking may be necessary. Please contact venue/organiser Catholic Children’s Society 10.30am-4pm, Mon-Fri for three weeks commencing Mon 31 July and ending Fri 18 August. Early Years Stay & Play Provision. St Marks Park, Community Centre, St. Marks Road, W10 6BZ 020 8968 4339 0-5 years Meanwhile Gardens Community Association 2-5pm Mon- Fri Early Years Stay & Play Service. Meanwhile Gardens Playhut, W10 5BN 020 8960 4600 0-5 years West London Action For Children-Stay and Play 9am-6pm Mon & Tue, 9am-7pm Wed & Thu, 9am-4pm Fri Counselling services are available with creche and translation facilites (booking required). 15 Gertrude Street, SW10 0JN 020 7352 1155 0-5 years To find out MORE! about this event and similar events go to www.mysummerinthecity.org.uk Booking may be necessary. Please contact venue/organiser 5 Lancaster West Children’s Community Network Mon-Wed 11am-3pm, Mon 24 July-Wed 9 August Early Years Stay & Play Service. Little Wormwood Scrubs Playhut Little Wormwood Scrubs Playhut, Dalgarno Gardens, W10 6AD 0-6 years (with their parents 020 8969 7779 or carers) Mon-Fri 8am to 4pm, Mon 24 July-Fri 18 August Early Years summer playscheme St Helen’s Gardens, W10 6LS 020 7221 9031/020 7727 0854 3-7 years 6 Booking may be necessary. Please contact venue/organiser World’s End Mon-Fri 9.30-11.45am Drop-in centre/stay & play 18 Blantyre Street, World’s End Under 5 Centre, SW10 0DS 020 7351 5871 Under 5 22 and 29 July and 5 August, 9.30-11am Dads and kids’ breakfast club 18 Blantyre Street, World’s End Under 5 Centre, SW10 0DS 07765 183 504 Dads and children [email protected] 7 Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Activities for older children and families 8 Booking may be necessary please contact venue/organiser Harrow Club W10 Football training session Fri 5.30-8.30pm Under 13s-5.30-7pm Under 16-7.30-8.30pm Senior youth club (senior 11-19) Tue and Fri 6.30-10pm Junior youth club (juniors 7-11) Tue and Fri 3.30-6.30pm Freston Road, W10 6TH Juniors and seniors up to 19 020 7520 0300 www.harrowclubw10.org [email protected] Booking may be necessary. Please contact venue/organiser 9 Making Communities Work & Grow Extended summer youth club hours Mon-Sat 1-10pm Senior youth club: includes boys’ club, girls’ club, football and taekwondo. Boxercise: for young people-Every Thur Parents’ Coffee mornings-Every Fri Day trips: to the seaside and theme parks are being arranged 19 Golborne Road, W10 5NY 13-21 Ladbroke Grove station 020 8969 0722 http://www.mcwg.org.uk/ [email protected] Rugby Portobello Trust Will be running an extended programme of activities, day trips and residentials for children and families. We are also running an additional Magic Mums session on Wednesdays 10-1 which includes lunch. Our programme is currently being finalised please visit the website to find out more. 221 Walmer Road, W11 4EY 0-19 Tel: 020 7229 2928 http://www.rugbyportobello.org.uk/ [email protected] 10 Booking may be necessary. Please contact venue/organiser London Sports Trust 14 Aug-1 Sept, Mon-Fri, 10am-noon, 1-3pm Holiday Camps: sports and physical activity sessions with expert coaching coupled with a variety of trips throughout the school summer holidays. Mondays-Saturdays, varying times from 9am-7pm. Edward Woods estate and Community Centre 14 August-1 September, Mon-Fri, 10am-noon, 1-3pm 60 Norland Rd, W11 4TX 11 to 19 Phoenix Academy 7-25 August, Mon -Fri, 10am-3pm The Curve, Shepherds Bush, W12 0RQ 11 to 19 Fulham Boys School 31 July -18 August, Mon- Fri, 10am-noon, 1-3pm Mund St, W14 9LY 11 to 19 Townmead housing estate, 31 July -25 August, Mon -Fri, 10am-noon, 1-3pm Townmead Housing Estate, 291 Wandsworth Bridge 11 to 19 Road, SW6 2NX Bayonne estate 24 -28 July, Mon -Fri, 1-4pm Bayonne Estate, 50 Paynes Walk, W6 8PF 11 to 19 Queens Park Gardens 24 July -4 August, 21 August -1 September, Mon-Fri except when Beethoven have sessions (see overleaf) then everyone will be redirected there. Queens Park Gardens, Ilbert Street, W10 4QJ 11 to 19 To find out MORE! about this event and similar events go to www.mysummerinthecity.org.uk 11 London Sports Trusts continued Beethoven Centre Mon 31 July, Wed 2 Aug Tue 8 August, Wed 9 Aug Mon 14 August, Wed 16 Aug Mon 21 August, Wed 23 Aug Mon 28 August, Wed 30 Aug London Sport Trust will be running a range of Multi-Sport activities alongside Arts & Crafts. Distillery Wharf, Parr’s Way, W6 9GD 10 to 18 020 8735 1589 http://www.londonsportstrust.org [email protected] SPID Theatre Company Ltd Tue (4 and 11 July) 4.45-6.15pm Drama workshop: "Far Far Away” 8 to 13 Tue 22-Thu 24 August 2 5.30pm Drama workshop: "Summer in the City" 13-25 9 July, 5-9pm Grenfell Matters: an afternoon of talks, entertainment and refreshments to support those affected by the Grenfell Tower tragedy. SPID’s interactive theatre show at 5pm. Food, drink, film and speeches until 9pm. ALL Kensal House 020 8969 4570 or 07903 861 674 [email protected] http://spidtheatre.com 12 Booking may be necessary. Please contact venue/organiser The Flying Gorillas 14-28 July: Mon-Fri, 3.30-5pm. Please contact us for more details about sessions in August Breakdance sessions Norland Open Space or in the Edward Woods Community Hall depending on the weather 14-18 August, 28 August-1 September Aerial workshops with a static trapeze rig Edward Woods Community Centre ALL 07855 825 129 https://www.flyinggorillas.co.uk [email protected] Youth Action Alliance Youth sessions at the Hut 12 to 19 31 July-25 August every Mon and Tue 1-6pm Youth day trips 12 to 19 31 July-25 August, Wed 1-6pm Support drop-in at the Hut 12 to 19 31 July-25 August, Thu 1-4pm Girls’ night at the Hut 15 to 19 31 July-25 August, Thu 4-6pm Further activities such as music production, boxing and a football festival (in partnership with RPT, Delgarno and Epic) will also be available over the summer. Please contact Youth Action Alliance to find out more. 202 Wornington Road, W10 5RE 07525 845 721 [email protected] 13 Earls Court Youth Club Tue, Wed and Fri 3.45-5.45pm Juniors: Junior youth club offering sessional work on healthy living, multi-sports, arts and crafts, and music production. Tue, Wed and Fri 6.45-9.15pm Seniors: Senior youth club offering sessional work on healthy lifestyles, art and design, sports and music production. Earls Court Youth Centre, 120 Ifield Road, SW10 9AF 020 7373 7970 [email protected] EPIC Mon and Fri 6-9pm; Tue-Thu 3.30-9pm Chelsea: These include health, sports, education and employability programmes in our centres as well as partnering with wider support services to provide a range of activities for young people including: chilling space, cooking, football, boxing, workshops, careers support, 1-2-1 support, health advice Chelsea Centre, World's End Estate, Blantyre Street, Chelsea, 13-19 up to 25 with LLDD SW10 0EQ 020 7349 9602 [email protected] Golborne: These include health, sports, education and employability programmes in our centres as well as partnering with wider support services to provide a range of activities for young people including: chilling space, cooking, football, boxing, workshops, careers support, 1-2-1 support, health advice. Golborne Centre, 2A Wornington Road, W10 5QJ 13-19 up to 25 with LLDD 020 8960 6238 [email protected] 14 Booking may be necessary. Please contact venue/organiser Flying Gorillas/ EPIC Late July-call us for dates Live performance with young classical musicians from across Europe and break dancers from west London supported by the Creative Europe Programme of the EU Marquee at Edward Woods Community ALL 07855 825 129 [email protected] To find out MORE! about this event and similar events go to www.mysummerinthecity.org.uk 15 Join in the Youth Games Sat & Sun, July 8 & 9 The 2017 London Youth Games is the biggest youth sporting event in Europe, with training and trials running all summer, culminating in the weekend of finals at Crystal Palace.
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