School Holiday Activities

SUMMER HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES 2025

We are delighted to be once again running activities as part of South Gloucestershire Council’s Holiday Activities and Food Programme.

BOOKING IS OPEN HERE:https://eequ.org/book/krunch-summer-haf-2025-with-krunch-south-west-15673

Here are the dates, all sessions are in the afternoon. Please read all the information on the booking site carefully.

Tuesday 5th August – West Country Water Park Trip – Aquapark
Wednesday 6th August – activities at The Pod including DJ workshop and skateboarding
Thursday 7th August – Mojo Active Trip
Tuesday 12th August – Zorb Football with Mojo Active at The Pod
Wednesday 13th August – Thornbury Golf Centre Driving Range Games
Thursday 14th August – Weston-Super-Mare trip
Tuesday 19th August – Mojo Active Trip
Wednesday 20th August – Bristol Zoo Project Trip

(Activities may need to be changed in the event of adverse weather conditions.)

All sessions include either a hot meal or a picnic.

Activities are for young people aged 11 to 16 years old (currently school years 6 to 11). We will also accept 10 years olds who will be starting year 7 in September 25.

All activities are free of charge for those receiving free school meals* as they are funded by South Gloucestershire Council’s Holiday Activity and Food Programme. A small charge applies to those not on free school meals.

If you would like to be receive future info on our activities, please register your child with Krunch here: https://app.upshot.org.uk/signup/97a0e883/79769663aa36b22c/
We will send out the booking details through Upshot when it is open (it won’t be until July) , so make sure you allow emails from Upshot or check your junk.

Take a look at this video to see some of our previous HAF sessions:

*South Gloucestershire Council has commissioned us to provide free places for children who get benefits-related free school meals (not universal infant free school meals) through Department for Education (DfE) funding. We can use this funding allocation to provide free places for children who are not in receipt of benefits-related free school meals but who the local authority believe could benefit from HAF provision. These could include children and young people from the following groups:

-children assessed by the local authority as being in need, at risk or vulnerable
– young carers
– looked-after children or previously looked after children
– children with an EHC plan (education, health and care)
– children with refugee status