FUEL stands for Feed Ur Everyday Lives and is something which Achieving for Children helps to run so that young people (aged 5-16) can come to free clubs in the school holidays. Children will also be able to learn more about healthy food and have a nice hot lunchtime meal - yum!
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We have clubs that offer lots of sports and activities such as art, film making, science, coding, rugby, go karting and much more. All our providers work very hard to make sure that their clubs are inclusive to all children. We hope that there will be something that every young person will want to try.
To be able to come along, young people need to be receiving benefits-tested free school meals and they should have a FUEL code that will help them to book on to the activities if they are able to attend for free.
To find out what is running and how to book please visit the our Youth Centre Activities webpage. This includes:
Kingsnympton Youth and Community Centre: the Youth Service will be running FREE activities everyday over the holidays, 11am to 3pm. This will include off-site visits (invite only) and clubs will run as normal (for those not on trips).
Piper Hall Youth Club: the Youth Service will be running free activities over the summer holidays across the Cambridge Road Estate.
Kingston and Richmond’s Holiday Activity and Food Programme (HAF)
The programme offers the chance to get involved in sports and activities with free food also available.
For eligible children aged 4 to 16 years and taking place at a number of locations over the Easter, summer and winter school holidays.
For any other help, including information about booking codes please contact fuel@achievingforchildren.org.uk
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