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CONTENTS SECTION PAGE DISABILITY RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES 3 MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES 9 EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES 22 INDOOR ACTIVITIES 26 OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES 32 OTHER RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES 38 SUMMER ACTIVITES/RESOURCES/SCHEMES/CAMPS 49 *there may be a charge associated with activities 2
DISABILITY RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES CONTENTS Page Being Active: A guide for people with impairments or health conditions 4 SEN Resource Source - Story to aid explaining social distancing and other resources 4 Dept of Education – Special Education Needs (SEN) Resources 4 Education Authority – Special Education Needs Early Years Inclusion Service (SENEYIS) Information and 4 Resources Contact – Guide for families with disabled children 4 CYPSP Our Journey Through Disability Report 5 Contact – Siblings Guide 5 ONSIDE Project 5 National Deaf Children’s Society – Mentorship Programme, Lets Talk Tips, Blog, Family Sign Language Course, 6 Buzz Website RNIB – Parent Carer Facebook Group, Need to Talk Project 7 Mae Murray Foundation – Beach wheelchairs & other equipment 7 Parenting Healthy Babies – 50 Games for children with special needs 7 Sunrise Medical – Activities for people with disabilities 7 Family Lives – Fun things to try with disabled children 7 MyChild at CerebralPalsy.org – Outdoor activities for children with special needs 7 Autism NI – Fun games, summer activity resource plus more 8 Back to Main Contents 3
DISABILITY RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES A social story to explain a little about social distancing during coronavirus - read here. Special Educational Needs (SEN) Other stories and resources are available to Resources view here. The Special Education Needs Early Years Inclusion Service (SEN EYIS) provides support to parents of Being Active: A guide children with special educational needs. for people with impairments or health Further information on the service and resources which you may find useful are conditions available to view and download here. Helpful guide for families with disabled children, covering common concerns about your child’s health & development, plus information on behaviour, sleep, feeding and more… Order your FREE copy of the guide here Back to Section Contents 4
DISABILITY RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES Report on a co- production initiative by parents and families in the Newry Locality, supported and facilitated by the CYPSP Southern Outcomes Group Download Here The ONSIDE Project offers people who are 16+ and who have a disability, the opportunity to get more digitally and socially included. Participants receive a tablet device, and get 6/7 sessions of beginners group training on things like email, using zoom, online safety and accessing books and magazines online for free and lots more. SIBLINGS guide – all about supporting the Participants are also linked with a Community Navigator brothers and sisters of who will then map out tailored social connections e.g. children who have a online hobbies, online health & well-being classes and disability or long-term social media platforms, based on participants’ interests illness. and needs. After the training has finished there is also the Download Here opportunity to get involved in volunteering on the project too - More Info Back to Section Contents 5
DISABILITY RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES NDCS Mentorship Programme Lets Talk – NDCS Tips Text based mentorship programme It’s so important to encourage for deaf young people (aged 15-18) deaf children and young people to Website for Deaf Young People for personalised support and talk openly about their feelings. The Buzz gives deaf children and young guidance on a range of topics like people a safe and positive online space wellbeing and future careers. Top tips and resources for of their own. Further Information parents to help their child https://buzz.org.uk understand and express emotions The National Deaf Children’s Society has a COVID 19 blog on their website, where they are gathering together in one place all the up-to-date information that families with a deaf child will be looking for. It is specific to deafness and is updated regularly and contains all the NI specific contacts and references Access Blog Here Family sign Language course - NDCS tutors have filmed themselves in lockdown so families can still learn British Sign Language (BSL) to use at home. – View Here Back to Section Contents 6
DISABILITY RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES Beach wheelchairs & other equipment to borrow free of charge across Northern Ireland beaches. Become a member to stay up to date – it’s free! RNIB Parent Carer Facebook Group A community that brings together everyone who is a parent or carer of a child who’s blind, partially sighted or lives with any degree of vision impairment: https://facebook.com/groups/1402385632 50 Games for Children with 64750/ Special Needs Activities for people with disabilities Need to Talk Project Support for people of all ages, as well as family and friends, to access emotional and practical support needed to adapt to life with sight loss. https://www.rnib.org.uk/your-area- northern-ireland/services-rnib-northern- Outdoor Activities for ireland/need-to-talk Fun things to try with Children with Special disabled children Needs Back to Section Contents 7
DISABILITY RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES Rainbow Resource Kit Information for parents of newly diagnosed children to support them in understanding their child and a range of autism strategies they can use. Booklets and resources include: A Positive Start for Life, Communication and Socialisation, Play, Making Sense of Sensory, Parent to Parent, Top 12 Tips and can be downloaded here. Education Resource Kit Social stories, learning plans, routine charts, e-books and audios for children of all ages – available to download here. Other resources are available from Autism NI to help autistic individuals, professionals, parents/carers and Coping with Summer Activity family members - Change Resource Resource view here. Lots of Fun Games and Ideas from Autism NI Back to Section Contents 8
MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES CONTENTS Page Page The Anti-Boredom Project 10 Family Wellness Project – Stress Bucket 15 Safe Hands Thinking Minds – Resources to support 10 Family Wellness Project – Top tips for talking to your child 16 children and adults around anxiety, stress and fears about mental health Aware NI – Resources to support your mental health 10 Worry Tree 16 Young Minds – Tips for coping with social anxiety 10 Parenting NI – Mental health top tips 17 BHSCT CAMHS – Ideas & resources to help support 10 Self –care & mental health for kids 18 children and young people’s mental health Action for Children – Tips on how to boost your child’s 18 Minding Your Head - Useful Guide to Mental and 11 happiness Emotional Wellbeing Resources BBC Teach – What’s Up With Everyone Video’s 18 Young Person’s Mental Health Guide 11 Health & well-being – 5 Do’s & 3 Don’ts 18 Staying Well at Home Workbooks – Copying with 11 Family Wellness Project – Relaxation Tips 19 Feelings of Anger and Frustration & Coping with Action Mental Health – Ways we can give to others 19 Anxiety and Stress Things that will help when I am overwhelmed 19 CAMHS Resources – Helpful resources to help 11 Southern Area LPG Emotional Wellbeing & Mental Health 20 support mental health & wellbeing Resource ParentLine NI – Helping your child deal with their 12 BBC Bitesize – Distraction technique to tackle anxiety 20 anxieties Play Matters – Nurture your child’s mental health 20 66 Positive things to say to your child 12 through play resource 10 Ways to help your child look after their mental 13 Childline – Advice & tips to help support with mental 20 health health concerns & ways to cope Youth Engagement Service – A-Z of being kind to 13 Young Minds – Four things you can do if your teenager is 21 yourself struggling with their mental health 50 Coping Skills for Kids 14 Autism NI – Mental Health Resource Booklet 21 Upability - The Emotional Cup 15 Back to Main Contents 9
MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES Resources to support children and adults around anxiety, worry, stress, and fears; including specific Covid resources Useful resources from Tips for coping with social AWARE to support anxiety your mental health Ideas and resources which you may find helpful in supporting children and young people’s mental health. View Resource Back to Section Contents 10
MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES Download Download Here Workbooks to help young people aged 11-19 Website created for young people, carers and professional to pool together lots of helpful resources from across the internet that are available to help support your mental health and wellbeing – Go to Website Download Download Back to Section Contents 11
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MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES What's Up With Everyone? is a new collection of short animated videos from BBC Teach, developed to encourage young people to become more aware of their mental wellbeing. Watch Video's Here As a parent or carer, it’s a good idea to let your child know they can talk to you about their emotions when they need to. Tips on how to boost your child’s happiness Back to Section Contents 18
MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES Small acts of kindness towards other people can give a sense of purpose & make you feel happier & more satisfied about life. Recent research shows us that helping others & working together activates & strengthens certain parts of the brain, enhancing well- being. Back to Section Contents 19
MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES Detailed explanation of how it works Advice & tips to help support with mental Download Resource health concerns and ways to cope Back to Section Contents 20
MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES Four things you can do if your teenager is struggling with their mental health A selection of mental health and wellbeing resources Mental Health Resource Booklet from Autism NI Back to Section Contents 21
EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES CONTENTS Page Picniq – Best virtual museum tours for kids 23 10 Free learning websites for kids 23 Wide Open School – Online learning resources 24 Pearson – Activities, tools & advice to support learning at home 24 The Consumer Council - Educational family activities & games to play at home 24 BBC Bitesize – Learning & revision resources 24 Outdoor Classroom Day – Celebrating outdoor play and learning 24 Teaching 2 and 3 Year Olds – Learning ideas 24 CEA – Home learning resources 25 RISE NI – Advice & resources 25 EA Literacy Service – Literacy Newsletter 25 Twinkl NI Parents Hub – Home learning ideas & resources 25 Our Safer Schools – Home Learning Hub 25 Oak National Academy – Video lessons & resources 25 Back to Main Contents 22
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EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES Wide Open School is a free collection of the best online learning experiences for kids curated by the The Consumer Council have devised editors at Common Sense. It is a number of consumer rights Activities, tools and advice to organized so teachers and families themed games and quizzes that you support learning at home can easily find it and plan each day. and your family can do while you are in the house. Go to Website View Website Fun preschool outdoor learning BBC Bitesize have resources to Outdoor Classroom Day is a ideas that will encourage hands-on help with learning and revision global movement to inspire and celebrate outdoor play exploration and fun. Everything including videos, step by step and learning. from sensory to literacy to science guides, activities and quizzes by Further Information and much more! level and subject. View Here Visit Website Back to Section Contents 24
EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES Home learning resources for children in primary, post-primary, Irish medium schools and for learners with SEN. Go to Website A range of online information, including advice and resources to help parents, carers and children . EA Literacy Newsletter all about school transitions. Strategies and tips to help with View Here school transitions from Nursery into Primary, then onto Post Primary and 16 plus, to support our children and young people. Read Here Home Learning Ideas & Resources Library of FREE resources! Covering topics like password safety, to support children and young people at home – Go to Hub Free video lessons and resources Back to Section Contents 25
INDOOR ACTIVITIES CONTENTS Page Page Book Trust Home Time – Online books & more 27 Action for Children – Creative play resource 29 Harry Potter At Home 27 RTE Jr – Colouring in & activities 29 Empathy Labs – Read for empathy collection 2021 27 Spar – Printable colouring in sheets 29 Seamus Heaney – Craft based activities 27 Today’s Parent – 15 ways to keep your kids active 29 Libraries NI – Kids Hub 27 (even if you don’t have much space) Simon Says Fitness Disguised as Fun 30 Barnardo’s – Charades 28 10 Minute Shake Up Games 30 PlayBoard NI – Bookwork Craft 28 Beans 30 Playful Childhoods – Easy indoor play ideas 28 Become a reporter for the day 31 Outdoor Classroom Day – Paint a stone animal 29 Dry Arch Children’s Centre – Playdough Recipe 31 PlayBoard NI – Indoor play ideas & activities 29 How to grow a rainbow 31 Family Days Tried And Tested – Simple craft 29 Hungry Little Minds – Simple, fund activities for 31 activities using milk cartons, jars & bottle kids, from newborn to five ni4kids – Activity ideas to keep everyone upbeat 29 & happy Roe Valley Arts – Creative kids activity pack 29 Back to Main Contents 26
INDOOR ACTIVITIES BookTrust HomeTime Looking for something fun as a family? Enjoy storytime with BookTrust’s free online books and videos, play games, win prizes, test your ‘All the latest magical treats to keep you occupied - knowledge in their book-themed quizzes. You including special contributions from Bloomsbury and can even learn how to draw some of your Scholastic, nifty magical craft videos (teach your friends favourite characters. how to draw a Niffler!), fun articles, quizzes, puzzles and plenty more for first-time readers, as well as those already https://www.booktrust.org.uk/hometime familiar with the wizarding world. We’re casting a Banishing Charm on boredom!’ Go to Website Kids Hub Craft based activities uisng Seamus Heaney’s work as a source of inspiration Read for Empathy Collection 2021 Back to Section Contents 27
INDOOR ACTIVITIES Fun, easy play ideas for your child to enjoy in and around the home- from making indoor dens, to playing in the dark, to old school games such as hide & seek. View Here Back to Section Contents 28
INDOOR ACTIVITIES Indoor Play Ideas and Activities Simple craft activities using milk cartons, jars and bottles Activity ideas to help keep everyone upbeat and happy Colouring in and make & Creative play ideas resource do activities produced by Sperrin and Lakeland Floating Support Team for you to Printable colouring try at home. Activities require little in sheets or no resources. 15 ways to keep your Download Here kids active (even if you Download Here don’t have much space) Back to Section Contents 29
INDOOR ACTIVITIES 10 Minute Shake Up Games Change4Life and Disney have teamed up again to bring you new Shake Up games inspired by Disney and Pixar's Toy Story 4 and Incredibles 2, and Disney's The Lion King and Frozen. These 10-minute bursts of fun will really get your kids moving and count towards the 60 active minutes they need every day! - Play Here Back to Section Contents 30
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OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES CONTENTS Page PlayBoard NI – Bug hotel, den building, bubble socks 33 Stick tower 33 PlayBoard NI – Water play, shadow drawings 34 What to Expect – Outside fun ideas for toddlers and pre schoolers 34 Stranmillis University College – Playful outdoor learning ideas & activities 34 Nature’s Path – 7 Fun & simple outdoor activities for kids 34 No Time for Flash Cards – 50 Simple outdoor activities that won’t break the bank 34 Hike It Baby – 30 Things to do with your kids outside 35 Nature Bingo 35 Happy Hooligans – Outdoor activity ideas 36 Cave Hill Country Park, Belfast 37 Colin Glen Forest Park, Antrim – Alpine Coaster 37 Back to Main Contents 32
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OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES Easy ideas for outside fun to keep toddlers and pre- schoolers entertained from WhatToExpect.com View Here Playful outdoor learning ideas and activities from PGCE students at Stranmillis University College. View Here 50 simple outdoor activities 7 Fun & simple outdoor for kids to get them outside activities for kids without breaking the bank. Back to Section Contents 34
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OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES A selection of outdoor activities that will entertain, teach and engage young children. Most can be set up with things you already have around the house. Click on image to view activity. More outdoor activity ideas from Happy Hooligans available here Back to Section Contents 36
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES Colin Glen Forest Park, Antrim (* charge associated with activity) Cave Hill Country Park, Belfast From Alpine coasteering to laser tag, golfing to the Gruffalo Trail, Colin Glen has adventure for all! Kids will love their all- Towering above looms Cave Hill, otherwise known new alpine coaster, travelling at a max speed of as Napoleon's Nose. From up here you can take in 25mph/40kph, they'll cover 565 metres including 22 twists 360 degree views of Belfast. They're recently and 2 tunnels. Colin Glen is also home to the longest zip line refurbished adventure park includes eco-trails, in Ireland, offering thrill-seekers the unique chance to fly at orienteering routes and picnic benches for the speeds of up to 55mph. Visitors will be able to travel up to ultimate day out. Cave Hill Adventurous Playground 60kmh, completing the half mile treetop flight in just over a - Article by Cool FM minute. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Cave%20Hill%20 Adventurous%20Playground/125900864653312/ https://planetradio.co.uk/cool-fm/local/places-visit/northern- ireland-alpine-coaster- zipline/?fbclid=IwAR2408p8twpc8vMdcpB2DlODhk_9rEXAXO SmlMrQN9_m5KJltHiF9mofGHE Back to Section Contents 37
OTHER ACTIVITES & RESOURCES CONTENTS Page Page Strawberry Ice Lollies Recipe 39 CYPSP Support & Resources Webpage 45 Summer Fruit Pops Recipe 39 WHSCT – Resource to support parents who are 46 Mars Bar Buns Recipe 39 worried about their children’s emotional health Slow Cooker Fudge Recipe 39 and wellbeing during lockdown Brilliant Breakfast Info Card 40 Barnardo’s – Coronavirus resource for young 46 Action for Children – Snack hack 40 people Parenting NI – Healthy Snacks 40 Nosy Crow – Information book explaining the 46 PHA – Healthy Recipes 41 coronavirus to children, illustrated by Gruffalo 15 Foods you can regrow from scraps 41 illustrator Axel Scheffler Beginner’s guide to growing fruit and veg for children 41 Everybody Worries – Picture book to support 46 SureStart Ballymena & Little Steps – Top tips all about 42 children who may be worried about Coronavirus sleep Covid 19 Parenting One-on-One Time 46 Parenting NI – Tips for play with your baby 42 Parenting NI – Play in lockdown 47 PHA – Physical activity resource 43 Screen Time Resource 43 How to help your child overcome boredom during 47 Tramua | ACES | Resilience Resources 43 lockdown Help Kids Talk 44 How parents can support teenagers during 48 Play Matters – Leaflets & Resources 44 lockdown Random Acts of Kindness Activity 45 WHO – Helping children cope with stress during 48 Parenting NI – Resources to help parents 45 Covid 19 InternetMatters.org – Online resources, tools & 45 advice to support families make the best use of tech Back to Main Contents 38
OTHER RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES Slow Cooker Crunchie Fudge Back to Section Contents 39
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OTHER RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES Fun physical activity record sheet which outlines the recommended physical activity guidelines for children aged 5 to 18 and includes an easy way for children to keep track of how much activity they are getting track of how much physical activity they are getting - Download Here Trauma | ACES | Resilience – Resources Resource to help raise awareness of existing Resource which includes research, multi-media information, research, multi-media information and information and links to work carried out with regards to links to work carried out with regards to Adverse screen time – Read Here Childhood Experiences, Resilience and Trauma Informed Practice. Download Here Back to Section Contents 43
OTHER RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES Play is a vital a part of childhood and is necessary for children and young people’s healthy development. Play Matters leaflets and resources available to download: Play Matters Leaflet Nurture Your Child’s Mental Health Through Play Play for Parents Guide Play and Digital Technology Play Outdoors Play and Challenge Outdoor Fun in the Sun Play in all Weathers Hanging Out – Older Children at Play Playing with Stuff Around the Home Play with Nature, Mud and Getting Dirty Back to Section Contents 44
OTHER RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES Online resources, tools and A range of resources advice to support families to help parents make the best use of tech For lots more information and activities for Children and Young People updated daily visit http://www.cypsp.hscni.net/covid-19-daily- updates/ and filter to kids/young people Back to Section Contents 45
OTHER RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES Resource to support parents who are worried about their children’s emotional health and wellbeing during lockdown Hub of resources about Coronavirus aimed at young people Free information book explaining the coronavirus to children, illustrated by Gruffalo illustrator Axel Scheffler Picture book designed to support children who may be feeling worried about Coronavirus and in particular everyday changes to their lifestyle that it has brought about - read online here Back to Section Contents 46
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SUMMER ACTIVITES/RESOURCES/SCHEMES/CAMPS CONTENTS *NOTE – there may be a charge associated with activities Page Page Text-a Nurse 50 Glebe House – Summer Madness 59 BookTrust – Summer of Reading – 100 Best Books from Last 50 Activity NI– 2021 Summer Camps 60 100 Years Be Kind Kids Club – Summer Scheme 60 ParentLine – Summer Survival Suitcase 50 Glow Group – Lego & Coding Workshops 61 PlayBoard – Summer of Play Challenge 51 Skill School – Summer Camps 62 Libraries NI – Summer Reading Challenge 2021 52 Bryson – Summer Adventure 64 Causeway Coast & Glens Summer Football Camps & 53 Dromore Summer Programme 64 Recreation Programme Ardhowen Theatre Summer Activities 65 Fermanagh & Omagh District Council – Community Centre 54 Strule Arts Centre Summer Academy 65 Summer Schemes Fermanagh East Summer Projects – Derrylin, 66 Armagh City Banbridge & Craigavon Borough Council – 54 Newtownbutler, Roslea, Lisknaskea Summer Activity Programme Play in The Community – Craigavon, Gilford, Keady 67 Newry, Mourne & Down District Council – STEM Summer 55 Armagh City Banbridge & Craigavon Borough Council – 67 Camps 2021 Inclusive Summer Scheme – Dromore Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council – Summer Activity 55 The Rainbow Perform4Life Academy 68 Schemes Lakeland Youth Centre Summer 2021 68 Multi-Sports Summer Camp - Portstewart 55 Derry & Strabane District Council – Summer Sports 69 Ards & North Down Council – Community Summer Schemes 56 Camps 2021 Summer Activities Directory 2021 – Southern Area 70 Bolster Community – Family Summer Scheme 57 Belfast Hills Partnership – Hills Explorer Nature Sessions 70 Leonard Cheshire NI – Access for Success Summer Camp 57 for 16-18yr olds Action Mental Health – Healthy Me Summer Activity 58 Summer Fun – Ederney, Irvinestown, Kesh 71 Programme Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark Activity Passport 71 Active Academy Kids Summer Camp 58 Antrim & Newtownabbey Borough Council – On Screen 72 Infinity Swim Academy – Summer Swim Camp 59 Summer Scheme Back to Main Contents 49
SUMMER ACTIVITES/RESOURCES/SCHEMES/CAMPS (*there may be a charge associated with activities) Further info on the service Need inspiration for your #SummerOfReading? BookTrust have put together a list of the #100BestBooks from the last 100 years - there is SO much good stuff in there! https://booktrust.org.uk/100-best-books Back to Section Contents 50
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SUMMER ACTIVITES/RESOURCES/SCHEMES/CAMPS (*there may be a charge associated with activities) What’s it all about? Children age 4-11 can join the Wild World Heroes for this year’s Summer Reading Challenge to discover how they can make a difference to the environment and be inspired to stand up for the planet. There will be amazing books, awesome rewards and plenty of ideas too! How does it work? The Summer Reading Challenge will take place from 19 June until 18 September. Children can sign-up at their local library, choose their reading goal and then read any books to collect special stickers and other rewards along the way – all for FREE. There is a digital platform too so the fun can carry on at home. Everyone who completes their personal challenge will receive a certificate and medal. Events and activities will take place throughout the summer online and possible face-to-face depending on guidelines issued by the Northern Ireland Executive. Why should children take part? Children’s reading can ‘dip’ during the long summer holidays if they do not have regular access to books and encouragement to read for pleasure. The Reading Agency’s annual Summer Reading Challenge really helps by getting over 700,000 regularly into libraries over the summer, with thousands more taking part online. There is no other free reading activity that involves so many children, introduces families to their library, encourages children to read books freely and independently and is endorsed by parents and children. For more information visit: www.librariesni.org.uk Back to Section Contents 52
SUMMER ACTIVITES/RESOURCES/SCHEMES/CAMPS (*there may be a charge associated with activities) Causeway Coast and Glens Summer Football Camps & Recreation Programme We’ve partnered with The Irish Football Association for a series of exciting Summer Camps in July and August. ⚽ Every child taking part will receive a free football https://bit.ly/34Pdczr Council will also be running its hugely popular Summer Recreation Programme with lots of variety including golf, tennis, hockey, judo, athletics, gymnastics and netball starting from July 5th. https://www.causewayco astandglens.gov.uk/live/s ports- development/summer- recreation-programme- 2021 Back to Section Contents 53
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SUMMER ACTIVITES/RESOURCES/SCHEMES/CAMPS (*there may be a charge associated with activities) Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council Summer Activity Schemes Further Information Back to Section Contents 55
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SUMMER ACTIVITES/RESOURCES/SCHEMES/CAMPS (*there may be a charge associated with activities) https://www.glowgroupni.com/ Back to Section Contents 61
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SUMMER ACTIVITES/RESOURCES/SCHEMES/CAMPS (*there may be a charge associated with activities) Further info on SAC Summer Further info http://bit.ly/SummerActivitiesArdhowen Academy http://bit.ly/SummertimeatSAC Book at http://bit.ly/SummerAcademyRegister… Back to Section Contents 65
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SUMMER ACTIVITES/RESOURCES/SCHEMES/CAMPS (*there may be a charge associated with activities) Derry & Strabane District Council Looking for ways to keep the kids active, energised and entertained this summer? Council’s Summer Camps are back offering a jam packed programme of fun activities and competitions Booking is essential and is now open - phone or call in person to: - Templemore Sports Complex (028) 71 376585 - Derg Valley Leisure Centre (028) 8167 0727 - Foyle Arena (028) 71376555 - Melvin Sports Complex* (028) 7138 2660 *5pm- 9pm Monday to Friday only* www.derrystrabaneleisure.com/summercamps Back to Section Contents 69
SUMMER ACTIVITES/RESOURCES/SCHEMES/CAMPS (*there may be a charge associated with activities) Summer Activities Directory for 2021 with lots of summer activities for children and young people throughout the Southern Area. Download your copy here: https://bit.ly/3dr0USG Back to Section Contents 70
SUMMER ACTIVITES/RESOURCES/SCHEMES/CAMPS (*there may be a charge associated with activities) The summer holidays are here! Looking for something to enjoy with your kids this summer or simply just trying to keep them entertained? Look no further than their very own Geopark Activity Passport. We have created a passport of 20 sites within the Geopark and have suggested fun activities to do whilst there. Make memories with the kids as they work their way around each site ticking it off their passport as they go. Geopark Activity Passports can be picked up at the Marble Arch Caves, the Visitor Centre at Enniskillen Castle: Fermanagh County Museum and the Tourist Office (Market House) in Blacklion or an online version can be viewed here: https://bit.ly/3jtFckL For more information on the passport visit https://bit.ly/3qDwYYO Enjoy exploring! Back to Section Contents 71
SUMMER ACTIVITES/RESOURCES/SCHEMES/CAMPS (*there may be a charge associated with activities) Throughout the summer, we’ll have hours of entertainment for children aged 4-14, including theatre, education, MORE Skills, Arts & Crafts and Physical Activity. Check out our timetable for some ideas on how to make the most of our videos, or simply log on when you need to fill an hour or two. Tune in here: https://antrimandnewtownabbey.gov.uk/summerschemes/ Back to Section Contents 72
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