Play and social activities / regular
Active Future's Move Together at The Well Community Centre

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Move Together is a FREE after-school activity programme for children aged 5–12 in Newham, funded by The National Lottery. The programme gives children a safe, welcoming and positive place to go after school, where they can stay active, get creative, enjoy a light snack, build confidence and make new friends. Across the programme, children will enjoy a mix of movement games, dodgeball, futsal, running and tag games, drawing, colouring, crafts, puzzles,
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board games and social enrichment activities. Sessions are fun, inclusive and low-pressure, so children can take part in a way that feels comfortable for them. It is ideal for children who love being active, as well as those who may not usually feel confident joining traditional movement-based activities. For more information please don't hesitate to contact us direct on: 07555267940 or [email protected].
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Half-Term 2
5 years – 11 years · Main Hall & Training Rooms
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Single Day(s)
Free
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Half-Term 3
5 years – 11 years · Main Hall & Training Rooms
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Free
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Where it happens
Main Hall & Training Rooms
Bonny Downs Community Association, The Well, London, E6 6DQ
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About Active Future East London
Active Future has been established to instil a lifelong love of movement. Whilst we provide traditional activities we also pride ourselves on using lots of non-traditional and fun methods to get and keep people moving. Our long term aim is to improve the lives of 1 million people per week through movement. As one of the largest activity providers in the UK, we work with over 10,000 children and young people per week.
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