What we are doing NOW
Hull City Council Youth Clubs
Tuesdays ( Includes Art sessions at both of our Junior Clubs)
3:45pm until 5:00pm Open Access Junior youth club – local young people aged 10 to 13 year olds.
5:15pm until 6:30pm Open Access Junior youth club – local young people aged 10 to 13 year olds.
6:30pm until 8:00pm Open Access Senior youth club – local young people aged 14 to 19 year olds, (24 if they have additional needs).
Wednesdays ( Includes a dance session at our Junior Club)
3:45pm until 5:00pm Open Access Junior youth club – local young people aged 10 to 13 year olds.
5:15pm until 6:30pm Open Access Junior youth club – local young people aged 10 to 13 year olds.
6:30pm until 8:00pm Open Access Senior youth club – local young people aged 14 to 19 year olds, (24 if they have additional needs).
Thursdays
3:45pm until 5:00pm Open Access Senior youth club – local young people aged 14 to 19 year olds, (24 if they have additional needs).
5:15pm until 6:30pm Open Access Senior youth club – local young people aged 14 to 19 year olds, (24 if they have additional needs).
There are various activities that are available during the sessions, such as ;
- Games Consoles (PS3, Wii and Xbox 360 and Nintendo Switch)
- Cooking
- Competitions and mini challenges
- Arts and crafts activities
- Kinetic sand
- Table tennis
- Pool
- Table football
- Gym and boxing equipment
- Card games
- Board games
- Outdoor Ball games
- Nerf Guns Shoot Out
- Courtyard area for a quiet space if needed
All our youth clubs are commissioned by Hull City Council and are free entry. For a registration form please call 01482 820454 or pop into our building and ask a member of staff during youth club.
What we have done RECENTLY
Spring Term 2025
February – saw us take a group of our young people to perform in a local dance exhibition on stage at the Hull New Theatre
March – We have finally bought another secondhand minibus since having scrapped our 20 year old on last July. As a result of the funding campaign that the young people created with the support of Bransholme Community Arts staff, Jon and Joe various people gave generously, in particular, many of our friends at Thornbury Baptist Church.
April – We organised a trip in the Easter holidays for some of our families to go to Hull New Theatre so see Snow White. The young people and their parents had an incredible time.
Our new 5 year contract with Hull City Council has just started which we are really thankful for.
What we will be doing SOON………
Swimming
These popular sessions take place when funding becomes available. We are trying to fund these sessions once again, now that we have our own minibus once again. Minibus transport is provided to and from Pennine in order to travel to the public swimming sessions at Woodford Leisure Centre in Hull or Beverley leisure centre. The cost is 50 pence per child (under 16). For more details contact the Bridges Hull office 01482 820454.
What we have done in the PAST
Summer Trips
We have been delighted at the support offered to our young people by Ride Yorkshire. Thanks to their kindness and generosity children have taken part in summer riding lessons at Oxmardyke stables as well as pony days at Riding for the disabled in North Ferriby. We have also organised trips to bridlington beech as well as swimming at Beverley inflatable session.
Rock Challenge
May 2018 was our 5th entry into the Rock Challenge Youth Division. Our young people achieved 2nd place in 2013 with their performance of, “Flash Flood,” a highly visual interpretation of the story of Noah’s Ark. In 2014 they came in 1st place with “Anyone can be a hero”-a dance/ drama piece journeying from superheroes, through historical, to real life everyday heroes. In 2015 they came 1st place again with an eight minute piece on the theme of “Be Yourself as everyone else is already taken”. It incorporated elements of contemporary dance/ drama and dance using E.L wired costumes and drums.
