Meriden Adventure Playground is a unqiue facility based in Chelmsley Wood in North Solihull and serving children from the city, particularly partts of East Birmingham. This summer, the playground will be open most weekdays from 10.30–2.00pm and 3.00-6.30pm for children and young people aged 7-17 years. Sessions consist of adventure play with lunch provided by …
Hamilton School is a special primary school based in Handsworth. All the children at the school have a diagnosis of autism and varying degrees of special needs. Hamilton’s Summer Club runs for the first three weeks of summer holidays and is open to children who attend the school. It will provide 25 places at 15 …
Dame Ellen Pinsent School is a special primary school in Billesley with 150 children from a cross-section of families in South Birmingham and beyond. In the first two weeks of the summer holidays, the school is organising a summer school for 30 SEND pupils, many of whom are eligible for Free School Meals (FSM). There …
Children’s Quarter is the cooperative of groups that runs Fit for All. The cooperative has been bringing together staff and families from different groups to work with Meriden Adventure Playground Association so as to make adventure play accessible to children with complex special needs. This summer, CQ is aiming to run weekly sessions at the …
Balsall Heath CATS (CATS stands for Children Action Team Support) is a community group set up in 2004 serving families from diverse backgrounds in Balsall Heath. The group formed to help local children and young people with disabilities be part of the local community and to support, develop and appreciate their different potentials. With good …
All Saints is an inclusive youth project that has been providing leisure and learning opportunities for young people in Kings Heath since 1998. It celebrates the diversity of young people and its staff and volunteers. This summer All Saints is offering twelve days of youth provision for 50 young people aged between 10 and 18 …