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A Youth Club for those who are autistic or are awaiting an autism diagnosis to get together have a chat, enjoy activities and form friendships. There are lots of fun activities on offer such as art and craft, games, quizzes, cooking, pool, and table tennis. The ASD Youth Club is held on Thursday evenings (term […]
› Read moreAn integrated Youth Club held on Thursday evenings at Bream Community Centre. The club is open to any young person aged between 13 and 17 who lives in the Forest of Dean. As well as a chance to meet friends, young people help plan an interesting and varied programme of activities including games, sports, music, […]
› Read moreThis session is held on Wednesdays (term time only) from 3pm – 5pm. Young people aged 5-12 years will get on one of our minibuses from Heart of the Forest School*, where we will then head to Whirlikidz (soft play centre in Chepstow), where young people will be able to explore the equipment before we […]
› Read moreThe Magic of Metallics – online course with tutor Warren Day Course dates: Oct 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 Nov 7, 14, 21, 28 Dec 5, 12, 19 On zoom This course will explore and experiment with a variety of techniques associated with metallic media and materials. Looking at abstract representations, steam punk, decorative options […]
› Read moreCirencester Dance club are so proud of our Interdepen-Dance or I-Dance as we lovingly call it. We offer dance classes for adults with additional needs and/or disabilities. Our classes are full of fun, creative and imaginative dance. Seeing the joy and love of this group grow over the last year has been magical. We giggle as […]
› Read moreRising Stars is an inclusive dance group for children aged 10+. Come and learn movement, make friends and grow in confidence in this accessible, welcoming and fun class. We always create with a sense of play and curiosity. Our classes are relaxed and welcoming and we will work together to ensure that your child’s dance experience […]
› Read moreRelaxed Screening enable those with Dementia, Autism or any other condition that affects daily living to enjoy a social activity in a safe and inclusive environment. Upcoming screenings include: Fisherman’s Friends: One And All (PG) | Thursday 1 September 2pm The sequel to the smash hit comedy picks up where the first film left off, following […]
› Read moreIf you’re aged 19 or over, have a disability and are living in Gloucestershire, there may be a part-time learning opportunity at National Star that’s just right for you. We guarantee a warm welcome, lots of encouragement and the chance to develop some exciting new skills! To take part in a course you will need […]
› Read moreConfidence through Creativity – FREE arts and wellbeing course with artist Amy Freeman Thursdays – 10.30 to 12.30pm at The Ed Shed, 2 Quay Street, Gloucester, GL1 2PG (behind the old Folk Museum in Westgate St.) This course runs from 29th September – 24th November on Thursdays, 10.30 – 12.90pm at the Ed Shed in […]
› Read moreWant to try rugby but not totally sure what to expect? Why not pop down to Longlevens Rugby club every Wednesday (6.30 start) and see what the County’s most inclusive rugby side is all about…We have many varying abilities on our team and welcome everyone who is looking to try it out. For those worried […]
› Read moreWe run Football ,Gym Club, Fitness Fun, Sensory Dance Club, Motor Skills, Softball, Trampoline Club, Race Running, Boccia and Yoga (on Zoom) Visit the calendar and use the search function to find a club Allsorts activities and events are only open to current Allsorts members. To become a member please complete our online membership form
› Read moreCreative Workshops for Young People with Autism A monthly workshop for young people with Autism, between 10 – 14 years old, to explore the expressive and creative arts, through a variety of forms. An opportunity to gain confidence, and engage with others in a group setting, while producing a creative piece of work. The aims […]
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