🌟 Calling all girls aged 5-11! 🌟 It’s that time again – Girls Football with Katerina and the fantastic Weetabix Wildcats is happening this Friday at Monkwearmouth Academy! 🙌🏻⚽️ 🎉 Join us for a fun-filled session of football, friendship, and loads of excitement! 🥳 Don’t miss out on the opportunity to learn new skills, make
📢🍽️ Don’t miss out on our exciting upcoming pop-up cafes and cooking sessions for young people ages 11+! 🎉 Working in collaboration with our partners Sunderland North Community Business Centre – YOUTH & PLAY, we’re thrilled to bring you a fantastic opportunity to learn new cooking skills and connect with like-minded individuals in your community.
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Its Raining its Friday that means its wildcats Are you looking for a fun way for girls 5-11 to get involved with football? Then look no further! Weetabix Wildcats is the place to be, everyone is super awesome; from the friends you’ll meet to The FA qualified coaches and volunteers who deliver the sessions. So,
We are thrilled to share that we, the North East Sport team, continue to provide safe and welcoming spaces for young people aged 11 and over. From turn-up-and-play sessions to adventure days, pop-up cafes and chill-out areas, we’ve been working hard to ensure that our services remain available to the young people in our community.
Many young people are concerned about the impact of the cost of living crisis on their employment opportunities. Recent polling by UK Youth found that 76% of young people are worried about the future of the job market. NE Sport, a youth organisation established in 2009, recognises the importance of providing young people with hope
Adventure activities offer a range of benefits for young people, including increased confidence, physical fitness, teamwork skills, a sense of accomplishment, and a break from technology. But did you know that these activities are often supported by partnerships with local organisations and government bodies? In Sunderland, adventure activities for young people are supported by Sunderland
From your team at North East Sport, we are proud to have provided a successful HAF (Holiday Activities and Food) program throughout the Easter holidays. Our program was designed to support and engage young people from the local community, providing a range of activities and nutritious meals in a safe and welcoming environment. Through our
North East Sport Youth FC is a football club we run, with several teams catering to different age groups and skill levels. Our teams are based at Monkwearmouth Academy in Sunderland and are named after different types of sports teams such as North East Sports Athletico, Galaxy, Predators, Lightning, United, Gunners, Hammers, Jaguars, Tigers, Panthers,
Thanks to Marj for helping to provide so many delicious meals over our HAF holiday Easter programme. Look out for the return of our popular pop up cafes and Thrive To Survive cooking skills class for 11+ years coming soon, working with our fantastic partners. Proper nutrition and cooking skills are important for the overall
