Thousands of free places for summer activities in Cheshire East are now available for parents and carers of children eligible for income-related free school meals.
Cheshire East Council is supporting local schools, childcare providers and community and voluntary organisations to provide activities over the school summer holidays, including sports, arts and crafts, baking, games and trips out.
People have never been so busy and we are all connected in ways like never before.
Balancing social schedules with careers and always being switched ‘on’, it can feel overwhelming.
Thousands of free places for activities over the Christmas school holidays are available for Cheshire East children eligible for income-related free school meals.
Cheshire East Council is working with schools, childcare providers and community and voluntary organisations to organise free activities which are now available to book in a new online system.
Summer in the UK, especially in Nantwich, brings forth a plethora of exciting and engaging activities for children to enjoy.
Thousands of free places for Easter activities in Cheshire East have been available for parents and carers of children eligible for income-related free school meals.
More than 2,000 children and young people across Cheshire East have participated in hundreds of free summer holiday activities.
Activities were funded by the government’s Holiday Activity Programme, coordinated by Cheshire East Council.
Nantwich Civic Hall will see a return of weekly clubs and activities as the final Covid pandemic restrictions are lifted on July 19.
From Monday, a programme of activities will restart during the daytime and followed by the welcome return of evening classes/clubs in the near future.
Everybody Sport and Recreation are to stage free holiday activity sessions for youngsters.
Holiday Activity Funding from Cheshire East Council has created places as well as packed lunches provided by Taste for Life for children who are entitled to receive free school meals.
Reaseheath College in Nantwich is running a family programme of animal activities to replace its popular zoo school, which has been cancelled due to Covid-19.
Nantwich Museum will be among venues across the North West bringing children and families a day of online activities at their “Museums@Home 2020” event on August 30.
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