EFT Autumn holiday sessions

Education Futures Trust

Funded by
East Sussex County Council
Provision
Universal provision with SEND support
Ages
5 - 14
Next date
26th October, 09:30 – 13:30
Tickets
£0

A summary

Education Futures Trust's Autumn holiday programme offers children and young people a fun, safe and engaging holiday experience during the school break. Participants can enjoy a variety of exciting activities, including sports, forest school, creative arts, games, team challenges and seasonal activities, while making new friends and building confidence. Nutritious meals and snacks are provided each day, ensuring children stay healthy and energised. Our experienced and supportive staff create a welcoming environment where every child can learn, play and thrive throughout the autumn holidays.

***This activity has been funded by the Crisis and Resilience Fund (CRF) and coordinated by East Sussex County Council. Fully funded places are available for young people eligible for both targeted and expanded free school meals. This eligibility criteria has been defined by the Crisis Resilience Fund. Please note, eligibility will be confirmed as part of the booking process.***

EEQU booking platform opens:

  • Monday 21 September exclusively for attendees receiving targeted FSM (Please see our website for an explanation Free School Meals | East Sussex County Council)
  • Thursday 24 September for professional referrals
  • Monday 28 September for all other eligible groups

Tickets

Free ticket

£0
Children 5 - 14East Sussex County Council

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

Epi Pen 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

Education Futures Trust

Enhancing opportunities, goals & aspirations

Education Futures Trust

Education Futures Trust (EFT) was established in January 2012 and aims to improve the life chances of children, families and vulnerable adults in Hastings and the surrounding area by helping them realise their potential and overcome the social, emotional and educational barriers to achievement. Focusing on the needs of the most disadvantaged and excluded residents; we build resilience to enable sustainable change. We work holistically, providing learning through forest schools, conservation work, our Shore Academy, sport and catering experiences, whilst offering projects that include:​​ ​Early years family support Adult Well-Being sessions Alternative Provision for children struggling in mainstream education An NHS Sussex funded Health and Wellbeing Hub, which involves coordinating systems and services in North-East Hastings We have a professional team of employees and volunteers who work for the Trust. Each of them covers our work with families, young people, adults and schools.

Learning aims

Aim 1

To improve physical and emotional wellbeing

Aim 2

To increase social skills and community engagement

Location

Education Futures Trust, The Firs, Elphinstone Road, Hastings, England, TN34 2AX

What's provided

Drinks
Snacks
Meals
Equipment

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

Free bookings do not require refunds but as places are limited, please cancel if you cannot attend so that your place can be offered to someone else.

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.