Thank you so much for a fantastic party today. Vincent had the best time ever and a lot of his friends are saying how great a time they had.
Francesca Harwood
Activ8 holiday clubs are the perfect way to keep your kids entertained during school holidays in a safe, secure environment. Sessions are open to children aged 5-11 and focus on sport and physical activity. Activ8 are passionate about getting kids moving and our holiday clubs reflect this ethos, offering children the chance to enjoy sports including football, running, basketball, volleyball, gymnastics, dance and more.
Children are encouraged to work together to complete challenges and team games, tackle obstacle courses and learn new skills. All of our activities are designed to increase confidence, fitness and social skills. We also have some themed arts and crafts running throughout the day.
We run our main holiday club at each venue and also offer specific football and gymnastics days.
Please see the individual leaflets below for more information on what we offer at each venue
We are happy to accept children for half or full days, with whole or partial week bookings available and we also offer late pick ups.
HAF Holiday Clubs
We are pleased to be able to offer FREE HAF places at our holiday clubs in Angmering and Chichester. These are available to all children who are eligible for benefit related free school meals. More information can be found at https://www.westsussex.gov.uk You will need your HAF ID number which can be obtained from West Sussex to book. Please follow the same booking link, select the club and sessions you want and then select pupil premium payment. All bookings will be checked for eligibility before your child can be accepted. Each child is entitled to 16 hours per week for a maximum of 4 weeks over the summer.
If you would like to check your eligibility please visit: Check eligibility
Health and safety policy July 2020
Permission to administer medicine
You can find out more and make a booking by contacting us or using the below link.
