AMBIT YOUNGERZ HOLIDAY CLUB (AGES 5-12)

Activity Overview

BRAINS, BODY AND BALANCE (5-12 year olds)

This Easter, our Youngerz will enjoy a fun, active and balanced Easter holiday. Our Brains, Bodies & Balance theme supports children to build confidence, stay active and develop emotional awareness through a thoughtful mix of calm learning, movement and play, delivered in a safe, nurturing environment where every child feels valued and included.

Healthy and hot food options, breakfast and afternoon snacks will be provided.

We will be taking a trip to Rosehill Trampoline Park!

• CREATION STATION - Using Montessori-inspired education, we offer a host of different art projects with sensory themes. 

• ​AMBIT HOUR - We dedicate an hour every day to have circle time discussion, games and activities following our AMBIT model. 

• ​SPORTS GALORE - Boxing, hockey, dodgeball - you name it, we play it! Fun-filled sports games to keep children fit and active – 60 minutes every day and 30 minutes free play in the playground, daily mile.

• TEAM TIME - We express the importance of working together to achieve a common goal. We set weekly team-based activities with prizes. We will also be encouraging children to cook healthy meals at home through scavenger hunts throughout the week.

###Eligibility

• The HAF Programme is free for children receiving benefits-related free school meals.

SEN Children

All staff currently work with children with SEND for a minimum of 3 years - 1:1 staff work 1:1 in primary schools with children with SEND - Staffing ration vary from 1:6 to 1:8 dependant on how many SEND children we have on-site There will be limited placements for 1:1 support during the holiday club. 

SEN placements are provisional and subject to a risk assessment and appropriate staffing allocation based on needs. Although our staff will have worked within SEN schools for a minimum of 3 years, not all SEN staff are trained to work with children who cannot use the toilet independently and will need 2:1 support for this, which will be discussed with parents/carers in more detail in the coming weeks.

Parents/carers will be contacted by Liz if required to provide as much information as possible. We ask parents/carers for a summary of their needs, positive interventions and ways in which we can support them during our holiday camp. A risk assessment will be taken to ensure we cover any potential risks. Although we are an inclusive club, health and safety of all will be paramount in any decision making.