Holiday Club Forms
Please navigate to the menu (Clubs +, Holiday Club +)
and download the following forms:
- Admission Form (All Clubs)
- Application (Date Request)
- Emergency Seizure Plan
- Individual Care Plan
Who?
4½-16 (inclusive) year olds with a learning disability
When?
Summer holiday (August)
Monday - Thursday, 10:00 - 15:00
How much?
£35 per day
Holiday Club Forms
Please navigate to the menu (Clubs +, Holiday Club +)
and download the following:
- Admission Form
- Dates request
- Seizure plan
- Individual care plan
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Summer Club caters for children aged between 4½ and 16 years, with a learning disability.
(Young people aged 16-25 can attend our Youth Club sessions in August.)
We welcome children with additional needs such as a physical disability, personal care or medicinal needs. We offer a range of fun activities, indoors and out, including outings such as swimming and trips to the park. We have a wide range of equipment and toys at Cobtree Hall to suit all ages, interests and abilities. We are able to offer a very high level of support where necessary thanks to our team of experienced supervisors, assistants and young 1:1 helpers. All children have a 1:1 carer to ensure that their individual needs and interests can be provided for.
We divide the children into two age groups; 4½-11 years and 11-25 years. We allocate different days over the period of the club to the different age groups. We provide drinks and snacks but ask parents to provide a packed lunch.
The Holiday Club enables parents to work or spend time with the non-disabled siblings of our service users or have time to themselves (which is vitally important for carers). We provide activities such as swimming and bowling, and also go on day trips locally
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Personal Stories
Parents have told us how important the Holiday Club is to them: “I don’t know what I’d do with out Holiday Club. I don’t think I’d cope”, mum of a teenage boy with a learning disability & autism.
“It’s a lifeline to us parents. We couldn’t get through the summer holidays without it”, mum of a teenage boy with severe learning disability.