The Hull FC Community Foundation is delighted to confirm that it will be running more free Easter half-term camps for young people across the city of Hull who are in receipt of free school meals.
The Community Foundation have once again received funding for the camps from Hull City Council through the Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme – a scheme funded by the Government and delivered by local councils across the Easter holidays, providing healthy food and fun activities to children and young people, with free meals available for those on free school meals.
The Hull FC Community Foundation will work with the councils and other partners across the school holidays to provide programmes of coordinated activities to support families and enable children to have fun and stay active while away from the classroom during the two-week break,
The camps start on Monday 25th March, and they are available to those children across the city who receive benefit-related free school meals.
For children aged 5-16, it is all part of the Black and Whites’ ongoing commitment to helping grow rugby league and develop players for the future, running alongside a host of projects and programmes to engage with, educate and inspire local juniors.
Camps will vary from community club rugby league sessions, girls camps, multi-skill sessions, wheelchair rugby league, with sessions for both primary and secondary school aged children.
Camps will take place at a variety of locations across Hull, at community clubs, youth centres, schools, and club facilities.
The camps are an exciting opportunity to learn and develop skills like meeting new friends, alongside a nutritious meal each day, while taking part in engaging and enriching activities which support the development of resilience, character and wellbeing along with their wider educational attainment
Most significantly, the camps are free for children who are in the respect of benefit-related free school meals to attend.
Children who are in receipt of free school meals will also be eligible for a free meal when taking part in the various sessions, as we encourage young people to eat healthily over the holidays, while also developing an understanding of nutrition and food budgeting for families.
Please note, parents may be required to confirm that their child is in receipt of free school meals when booking.
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