Articles on Things to do (12)
Adult Activities
StreetTT Adult Female Football Sessions Table Tennis StreetTT is a global community of street Table Tennis players that anyone can join. The StreetTT app connects players in a worldwide street championship and provides the tools to come together around any table, free. It is a…Children and Young People Activities
On this page you can find out about Children, Young People and Early Years Activities. City Cycling Hub BMX sessions Do you want to ride faster, learn how to do a wheelie or be a future Olympic champion? Come and join British Cycling for a…Family Day Trips and Stay and Play Sessions
Following on from the success of the short break pilot day trips and stay and play sessions over the Winter school holiday period of 2023/24, Newham Council will continue to deliver a range of trips and sessions throughout the year for families to enjoy. Families…Free Cooking and Activity Programmes for Newham Families
Newham are offering free Cooking and Activity Programmes to help children, young people and families be more active and make healthier choices. Family Cooking and Activity Programmes This programme is one session a week for 10 weeks, and families can take part in cooking healthy, everyday recipes,…Healthwatch Newham – Volunteer Opportunity
Volunteers play a vital role in helping people have their say on health and social care. Volunteering with Healthwatch can help you develop skills, gain experience and make a difference to your community. You can choose to participate in one or few of our projects:…Independent living for young people with SEN and disabilities
If you are a young person with disabilities aged 16 or over and you are making decisions about whether to live independently, find out on this page about the options available to you.Keeping Active at Home
Being physically active can help us lead healthier lives - and it has an important role to play in improving wellbeing.To stay healthy, children and young people should aim for an average of at least 60 minutes of physical activity a day across the week…Newham Parent Carer Forum (NPCF) – Membership Registration
Newham Parent Forum (NPF) is a voluntary group of parents and carers of children and young people with special/additional needs and disabilities (SEND) living in the London Borough of Newham. We are funded by Department for Education (DFE) and managed by Contact. We provide an…
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