Haringey Council Offers Free Summer Activities
A variety of events, including sports and creative workshops, are available for young people.
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Young people in Haringey can participate in a range of free activities this summer through Haringey Council's Holiday Fun programme. The initiative aims to provide engaging and entertaining events across the borough during the school break.
Diverse Activities Available
The programme features a wide array of options designed to cater to different interests. According to Haringey Council, these include football, cooking classes, forest school experiences, inclusive theatre performances, street gym sessions, tennis, and wheelchair basketball. Tennis events are scheduled to take place in various parks throughout Haringey.
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Food Programme and Swimming Offers
The nationally funded Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme is also part of the summer offerings. This programme provides eligible children and young people aged 5 to 16, who receive benefits-related Free School Meals, with activities and meals. Haringey Council stated that the HAF programme helps families enjoy the summer while supporting their children's well-being. Additionally, individuals under 16 can swim for £1 at Park Road Leisure Centre, excluding the Lido, and Tottenham Green Leisure Centre.
Registration and Fees
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While most events are free of charge, some may require advance booking or a small fee. A comprehensive calendar detailing all activities, referred to as a ‘What’s On?’ guide, is accessible on the Haringey Council website.
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