Crossroads Youth Club is opening its doors again from Monday, 8th September, giving children aged 8 to 13 the chance to enjoy games, sports, and creative activities in a safe and friendly setting.
The club meets every Monday evening from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at Church at the Crossing Community Centre, Station Approach. Entry is £3 per child and includes a drink and a biscuit.
Autumn term programme
The line-up for the weeks ahead includes a mix of old favourites and special visits:
- 8th September – Welcome back! Empire and Games Night
- 15th September – Bingo and basketball tournaments
- 22nd September – Visit from Stone Fire & Rescue
- 29th September – Trip to Clip and Climb
- 6th October – GB Archery visit
- 13th October – Cooking classes with Val
- 20th October – Scare Night with Halloween party and costumes
There’s also the usual choice of sports in the barn, pool and table tennis, plus arts and crafts.
Volunteers needed
The youth club is run entirely by volunteers and is always looking for new people to join the team. Volunteers must be aged 16 or over, and no experience is required. Training and safeguarding checks are provided.
Steve Walley, Chairman of Crossroads Youth Club, said:
“Crossroads has always been about creating a safe and fun place for children to enjoy themselves, try new things and meet friends. We’d love to hear from anyone who can join our team of volunteers and help us continue that tradition.”
Anyone interested in volunteering or finding out more can get in touch via the Crossroads Youth Club Facebook page.
