Hailsham Town Council’s Youth Service continue to go grow, providing a range of opportunities and activities for young people in the town between the ages of 11-17.
A variety of activities for young people have been planned for the Friday Night Project from September through to late November including go-karting and giant pillows at Knockhatch Adventure Park, as well as dry-slope skiing at Knockhatch Ski Centre (including ski lessons – book early to avoid disappointment), ten-pin bowling at Freedom Leisure Centre, trampolining at Urban Jump in Heathfield, and a trip to Thorpe Park on Saturday 29th September.
The Friday Night Project, which is funded by the Safer Wealden Partnership and managed by Hailsham Town Council, works in partnership with Hailsham Community College and Knockhatch to help create alternative recreational activities for young people on Friday evenings, will also continue to be a feature in young people’s social events calendar for the remainder of the year.
“The Friday Night Project gives young people an opportunity to experience challenges of different recreational activities and prevent boredom and antisocial behaviour, and I’m confident it will continue to be successful well into the future,” said Andy Joyes, Youth Project Coordinator at Hailsham Town Council.
“The Friday Night Project is a classic example of partnership in the community and I’d like to thank my colleagues at Hailsham Youth Service, Knockhatch, and Hailsham Community College for all the support put into organising these events.”
Further details, including bookings and programmes/activity schedules can be obtained by contacting Andy Joyes on 01323 841702 or by email: andy.joyes@hailsham-tc.gov.uk. Alternatively, visit hailsham-fnp.org for more information.
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Terry Hall, Communications Officer
Hailsham Town Council, Market Street, Hailsham, East Sussex, BN27 2AE
Telephone: 01323 841702 | Email: terry.hall@hailsham-tc.gov.uk