Middleton youth clubs
This table lists all the youth clubs in Middleton, including the days, times and activities you can do there.
If you would like to get involved in any of our youth groups, please contact the Youth Service using the details on this page.
| Day and time | Location | Activities | Ages |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday 11am–3pm |
Supportive education At supportive education we work with young people who struggle in mainstream school, in particular those who have challenging behaviour, poor attendance or at risk of permanent exclusion and serious youth violence. Through informal education the sessions aims to develop the young people’s life skills, with them taking part in sport, cooking, art and science projects along with having discussions about relevant topics. Schools can refer a young person to these sessions. The young person would remain on roll at their current school but would attend our provision 2 days a week.
|
11–16 | |
| Monday 5.30pm–7.30pm |
Girls youth group A chance for young women to come together to discuss issues that young women face on a daily basis in a safe space. Topics base the focus for art, dance and sport activities. This is a fun session for young women. |
11–19 | |
| Monday 6pm–9pm |
Working across the Middleton township |
Street-based youth work This session is an opportunity for youth workers to meet young people in their space and community, maybe on a street, park, shopping area. Working with young people who may not attend any other provision. Youth workers will walk the area looking to voluntary engage young people in conversation, hoping to help find out about their needs or concerns, offering informal education and support to help their development both personally and socially. We also visit anti-social behaviour hotspots engaging young people in positive conversations and other activities. |
11–19 |
| Tuesday 6.15pm–8.30pm |
Junior session – Year 7 only Entry: 20p each A safe space for all young people to attend and engage in a range of activities such as pool, table tennis, basketball, card/board games, arts and crafts, music, team games, challenges and more. Youth workers are on hand to deliver engaging activities, informal learning and new experiences. Youth workers offer a wide range of support to aid young people’s personal, social and emotional development. Young people who attend will also have the opportunity to take park in holiday activities and Youth service events. |
Year 7 pupils | |
| Wednesday 12noon–2.40pm |
Middleton Technology School |
School drop-in session Youth workers are in school to offer additional support to students to support their wellbeing, learning and development. This could be done on a one-to-one basis or in small groups, depending on the needs of the young people. |
11–16 |
| Wednesday 6pm–8.30pm |
Middleton short breaks session Our short breaks funded universal youth sessions provide an environment for young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities to participate in a wide range of activities to promote their social, emotional development and with skills and knowledge to best support their needs. |
11–18 | |
| Thursday 11am–3pm |
Supportive education At supportive education we work with young people who struggle in mainstream school, in particular those who have challenging behaviour, poor attendance or at risk of permanent exclusion and serious youth violence. Through informal education the sessions aims to develop the young people’s life skills, with them taking part in sport, cooking, art and science projects along with having discussions about relevant topics. Schools can refer a young person to these sessions. The young person would remain on roll at their current school but would attend our provision 2 days a week. |
11–16 | |
| Friday 6pm–9pm |
Springvale Youth Centre Oldham Road Middleton M24 2LA |
Youth club for Year 8 and above Entry: 20p each A safe space for all young people to attend and engage in a range of activities such as pool, table tennis, basketball, card/board games, arts and crafts, music, team games, challenges and more. Youth workers are on hand to deliver engaging activities, informal learning and new experiences. Youth workers offer a wide range of support to aid young people’s personal, social and emotional development. Young people who attend will also have the opportunity to take park in holiday activities and Youth service events. |
13–19 |
| Friday 6pm–9pm |
Middleton centre and surrounding areas |
Street-based youth work This session is an opportunity for youth workers to meet young people in their space and community, maybe on a street, park, shopping area. Working with young people who may not attend any other provision. Youth workers will walk the area looking to voluntary engage young people in conversation, hoping to help find out about their needs or concerns, offering informal education and support to help their development both personally and socially. We also visit anti-social behaviour hotspots engaging young people in positive conversations and other activities. |
11–19 |