Keynsham Holiday Play Scheme

How does the service work?

Our play schemes provide days of adventure for disabled children and young people. The Keynsham holiday play scheme enables children and young people aged between 5-19 resident in BANES to have stimulating inclusive play with the emphasis on the young people having fun and developing their confidence. There’s an offer of different activities including: music, arts and crafts, bikes and scooters, outdoor and sensory play, films, TV and computer games, and trips out.

It gives children the opportunity to interact with other children and to engage in active, creative and sensory play. It provides families & carers with a short break in the school holidays.

Who is the service for?

Disabled children, young people and their siblings aged 5 to 19 resident in BANES.

How much does it cost?

£20 per session

Availability:

Various days in the school holidays:

Day	Times
Monday	09:30-15:30
Tuesday	09:30-15:30
Wednesday	09:30-15:30
Thursday	09:30-15:30
Friday	09:30-15:30
Saturday	Closed
Sunday	Closed

How to access this service:

You can access the service through self referral.

Contact:

Siobhan Hayward

Phone: 0117 947 6111
Email: [email protected]

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