Come Join the Fun with NEAT at Powell Corderoy
NEAT
A summary
Please book responsibly: To help ensure fair access for all families, we kindly ask parents to avoid booking excessive numbers of sessions during the initial booking period.
Bookings are request-based and will be reviewed over the first few days after release to help ensure fair access across the programme. Families will be notified once places are confirmed.
NEAT CAMPS Daily Schedule
What to bring:
Water bottle
Lunch (no nuts)
Waterproof jacket (weather dependant)
Sun cream
Sun hat (weather dependant)
Suitable footwear
Any medical requirements (inhalers, epipens etc) these must be handed in to the coach at the start of the day.
8:30am - Sign In & Settling In
Meet the staff and get settled.
Children will be shown where to put their belongings.
Archery swing ball and other equipment available.
Music playing, children join in with staff for a chat and play.
8:45am - Welcome Remaining Children
Late arrivals join camp, meet the staff, and play.
Any children on their own will be attended to by a staff member.
9:00am - Introduction to NEAT CAMPS
Big group talk introducing NEAT CAMPS.
Introduction of each coach.
Discussion of do's and don'ts (e.g., no bullying, where to go, equipment handling, timings of the day).
9:15am - Wake and Shake
Group activity and icebreaker involving the whole team.
Games such as Cowboys and Indians, freeze tag, body alphabet, 44 home, chain tag, and more.
10:00am - Activity 1
Activities set up based on group size.
Groups (organized by year groups and friendships) will rotate activities throughout the day.
10:45am - Break Time
Time for a drink, snack, and toilet break.
11:15 am - Activity 2
12:00pm - Lunchtime
Children sit in friendship groups in the hall or outside if sunny.
Staff check that children are eating and assist younger children.
Post-lunch options: sit and talk or engage in arts and crafts.
12:45pm - Free Play
Interaction with all staff and other age groups.
1:00pm - Activity 3
1:30pm - Activity 4
2:00pm - Pack Up Time
Groups collect belongings, tidy equipment, and prepare for debrief.
Opportunity for staff to ask children what they enjoyed and what they'd like to see in future camps.
2:30pm - Parent Collection
Children ready to leave at 2:30pm with all belongings.
Each child signed out by a parent.
Tickets
Child Ticket
Child Ticket
SEND accessibility checklist
1:1 care
2:1 care
Qualified to administer medication
Epilepsy trained
Secure environment
Accessible toilet
Assist with personal care and toileting
Hoist and changing bench
Wheelchair accessible site
Autism awareness trained
Sensory or quiet spaces
Makaton trained
PECS trained
Please note:
If you see a question mark, please contact the Mentor to discuss your specific needs regarding this item.
About your mentor
NEAT
NEAT
What began as two football-obsessed teenagers coaching one-on-one has blossomed into a vibrant community hub that transforms young lives every day. Early days The seeds of NEAT (New Era Academy Training) were planted when Ben and Grant met as youth coaches at Chelsea FC. Both shared a love for football and a dream of passing on their skills to the next generation. Starting with one-to-one training sessions, their passion and unique approach soon attracted young players from as far as Australia. Working with local children and young people revealed a deeper purpose. In Epsom and Ewell, Ben and Grant saw families struggling to find safe, engaging spaces for their children. This reflected their own experiences of growing up in the local area. So, football training evolved into a mission to support the community. When COVID-19 hit, that mission was tested to the max. The team showed what NEAT is made of – launching online sessions, organising outdoor activities, and finding creative ways to keep children active and connected. Football’s coming home Then came a turning point: the opportunity to redevelop an old bowling green clubhouse in Pound Lane Recreation Ground. This is what NEAT HQ looks like today. Through determination and lots of community support, this neglected space is now a thriving hub that hundreds of local families call their second home. NEAT HQ buzzes with activity every day – from sports and fun to holiday camps to community fundraisers. NEAT has helped local families facing medical emergencies and supported children at the Royal Marsden Hospital. Each event and initiative shows what's possible when a community comes together. Going places Looking ahead, NEAT is working toward charitable status and hoping to expand both reach and impact across the UK. The heart of their mission is unchanged: creating safe spaces where every child can thrive.
Learning aim
Aim 1
Location
What's provided
Safety
Enhanced DBS
Basic DBS
Risk Assessment
Public Liability Insurance
Safeguarding Training
First Aid Training
First Aid Kit
Smoke Detector
Please note:
It is the responsibility of the booker to satisfy themselves about the adequacy of the measures provided above and any other details represented in this listing. This platform is merely an introducer and does not verify the items listed.
Cancellation policy
If you book a place and do not attend without giving at least 24 hours’ notice, you may be charged a small fee. This helps us cover costs and ensure fair access for other children. Thank you for your understanding.
My experience consists of a leisure activity, on a specific date(s), and therefore the 14-day ‘cooling off period’ under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 does not apply.
