Healthy Holidays Hull has a packed programme this Easter, with an exciting range of completely free activities for school-aged children and young people in Hull. There is something to suit everyone, including dedicated SEND sessions, throughout the spring break.
The fun on offer includes high-ropes sessions, boxing, ice skating, dance, sports and more. A full list of activities is live on the Healthy Holidays website now. Most need to be booked, so parents and carers are advised to check, to avoid missing out.
Activities on offer include:
- Ice skating
- Go-karting sessions
- High Ropes
- Boxing
- Cooking
- Dance
- Rugby
- Multi Sports
- Arts and Crafts
- Musical Theatre
- And much more
Cllr Linda Tock, Portfolio Holder for Children’s Services, said: “Spring is finally here, and with it the Easter break. Parents, children and young people will be pleased to hear the Healthy Holidays Hull programme is as packed as usual this holiday. The range and scope of entertainment on offer is fantastic as usual, with activities taking place throughout our local communities. Every interest is considered, and almost all sessions include a nutritious food offer, so there really is something for everyone to enjoy.
“There are plenty of opportunities to get outside and enjoy the warmer weather, as well as lots of options for the inevitable rainy days!
“In addition to being something children and young people look forward to, we know for lots of parents and carers access to free activities with food provided is a lifeline. Healthy Holidays Hull is a great way to ensure every family can look forward to some fun over the school holidays, without worrying about how to afford it”.
The Healthy Holidays Hull programme is open to every school aged child or young person living in Hull. For full activity details including booking, visit: healthyholidayshull.org, or search ‘healthy holidays Hull’. The internet can be accessed for free at Hull’s libraries and customer service centres.