NNC HAF Delivered at The Bridge Skills Hub

Delivered by the team at North Notts College and hosted at The Bridge Skills Hub, the Holiday Activities and Food programme provides an engaging holiday experience for young people aged 9 to 16. The programme blends physical activity, STEM learning, creative challenges and digital skills to keep young people active, curious and confident throughout the day. Each session includes structured enrichment, opportunities for teamwork and problem solving, and at least 60 minutes of physical activity. Participants also receive a healthy hot meal each day, planned and reviewed by a Registered Dietitian to meet School Food Standards. Staff are DBS checked, safeguarding trained and first aid qualified, and the programme supports young people with additional needs through inclusive delivery and reasonable adjustments. What to Expect Each Day Fusion Futures Camp with UKAEA STEM Workshop: 3D Printing and Design Participants explore digital design and engineering through a hands on 3D printing workshop. They learn how to create simple objects and understand how technology supports innovation and manufacturing. Creative Challenge: Junk Modelling Young people work in teams to design and build models using recycled materials. The activity develops creativity, teamwork, communication and resilience while promoting sustainability. Physical Activity: HADO Augmented Reality Dodgeball Participants take part in high energy augmented reality dodgeball. The game blends physical activity with technology and encourages movement, coordination and teamwork. Physical Activity: Football Skills and Team Games Outdoor sports sessions include football drills, small sided matches and fitness challenges. Activities focus on coordination, teamwork and confidence while ensuring participants reach the recommended daily activity levels. Lunch Break A hot meal is prepared on site by Fusion Energy Café. Menus meet School Food Standards and provide a balanced, nutritious meal for all participants. The programme supports the key HAF priorities of physical activity, enriching activities, food provision and nutrition education. It ensures children remain active, learn new skills and build confidence during the school holidays. By signing up, parents and guardians consent to marketing (pictures and videos). If otherwise, please let us know

Each session runs between 9-3PM and follows a clear structure to keep young people engaged and active. The day includes at least 60 minutes of physical activity such as football, fitness challenges or esports. Young people then rotate through enrichment workshops including robotics, 3D printing, esports strategy sessions, creative design tasks and team problem solving activities. A hot, healthy meal is served daily and meets School Food Standards. Time is built in for social interaction and supervised downtime to ensure a balanced experience. Nutrition education is delivered through practical activities such as label reading, balanced plate building and food budgeting discussions. A full timetable and menu will be displayed on site each day for young people and parents.