Charltons Senior Youth Club

The Youth Club has opened again every Wednesday evening in term time from 7 until 9 pm at the Community Centre. Young people from Year 6 upwards are very welcome. Subs are £1.50 per evening and we have a wide variety of activities planned. These include anything from trips out, sports activities, arts and craft, BBQs, football, badminton and much more. we recently had a bike workshop, helping young people fix their bikes and we have a treasure hunt planned in June to educate the young people on their local area and some of its history.

If you would be interested to know more about volunteering to work alongside Kayleigh about once every 5 weeks please contact either Kayleigh or Andrea de Berker andrea.deberker@btinternet.com and they can tell you more.

The Charlton’s Youth Club
Nov and Dec 2018 Programme:

14th- Remembrance what does it mean to me? Fact sheets. Wartime food (carrot and potato soup!) and sports

21st- Alcohol awareness week, try on some beer goggles!Non alcoholic cocktails and sports

28th-Drugs awareness workshop with the "drugs" box, drugs quiz and sports

5th December- Plan our Christmas party (food, games and more) funny team games (superstars)

12th- Christmas card and decoration making, how do I celebrate Christmas? Mince pie making and sports

19th- Christmas party with games, music and food

This is our last session before Christmas our first session back will be JANUARY 9TH 2019.


Sessions are held every Wednesday 7-9pm  at the Charlton’s Community Hall for 11-17 yrs.

Please contact kayleigh@cyp.me.uk for more information

Youth Workers Kayleigh and Jean look forward to welcoming you to the club

£1 per session - freeonfirst visit!

Safe and Welcoming Award

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The Youth Club has received Somerset County Council's Safe and Welcoming Award in recognition of it safe practices and popular appeal to young people. The club was required to build a portfolio containing witness statements, policies , health and safety practice and building safety details in order to obtain the award. We are very grateful to Kayleigh Smith , our youth worker , her colleagues at the Community Youth Project and the Trustees of the Community Hall who all contributed in some way to our being able to met the standard required by the County Council. We have successfully applied for a grant of £3470 which will ensure we can employ our youth worker for the next 13 months. We would like to thank the County Youth Service for this grant.

The Youth Club meets on Wednesday evening from 7- pm in the Community Hall in term time and is open to children and young people aged 11 and over. Weekly subscriptions are £1.50 . WE have a range of activities and this summer term look forward to be able to use the tennis court and have some coaching. We would like to thank the Parish Council for their grant of £300 which we will use to purchase tennis equipment and cooking equipment.