Newham Summer Guide 2014

Lots of FREE activities for everyone to enjoy, including free courses from the Summer School.

Visit www.newham.gov.uk/summerschool or call 020 8430 2000 Newham Council events are free but some activities and other events may incur a charge. See inside for details.

Summer 2014 promises to be full of fun and activities.

Here in Newham, we have more opportunity to get out, get active, join in and have fun during the summer than any other local borough.

Our summer events programme has a wide range of free activities and events for all the family; from free entry to the Discover storytelling centre in Stratford or taking part in the summer reading challenge at a local library, to learning to play a sport in your local park with your parents and even grandparents, doing a course or meeting friends at one of our local youth hubs.

More than 100,000 people come along to our summer events every year to enjoy free entertainment, top musicians, local talent, fireworks and so much more.

Your summer gets going with a weekend of family fun at the Newham Show on 12-13 July. It continues in fantastic style with our four-day music extravaganza Under the Stars, which runs from 14-17 August, before finishing with the Waterfront Festival on 20 September.

Take the time to have a look at the fantastic courses available from our Summer School. You can choose three different activities from more than 100 courses or workshops, from capoiera and horse riding to leadership skills and becoming a mentor, all free of charge. Don’t forget to visit www.newham.gov.uk/summerschool to book your course as soon as possible because all courses are first come, first served.

Getting out and active is a great way to make friends and have fun this summer, as well as an enjoyable way to keep fit and healthy. From the free swims in Newham’s three leisure centres to the variety of free activities going on in our parks, there’s loads for you and your family to do this summer.

Summer is finally here, so get out and get active and enjoy all that Newham has to offer.

Sir Robin Wales Mayor of Newham

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Jonathan Bennett Young Mayor of Newham

Family fun

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Parks

12-13

Summer learning for families

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Summer of sport

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Wall planner

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Volunteering

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Youth activities

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Summer school courses

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Venue details and maps

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Lisitings correct at the time of going to press.

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THE MAYOR’S NEWHAM SHOW CENTRAL PARK,E6 The Mayor of Newham’s annual show is a free event jam-packed with two days of live music, dance performances, cabaret entertainment, sport and children’s activities. The Newham seaside also returns with helter skelter, paddling pool, real beach, donkey rides and much more!

Bob and his Can-Do Crew will be singing songs your kids will know and love; this interactive mini show is sure to be a hit! Bob, Wendy & Spud will also be making personal appearances in the children’s area at intervals on the day.

© 2014 Hit Entertainment Limited and Keith Chapman.

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All events are subject to change.

The dedicated children and under fives entertainment area and stage will include dance workshops, circus skills, arts and crafts, face painting, aqua balls, inflatables, farmyard animals and much more!

Mr Bloom will be inspiring Newham’s tiddlers, with his high-energy interactive show, to learn about nature and care for their environment in a fun and green-fingered way. Mr Bloom will also be making personal appearances in the children’s area at intervals on the day.

THE MAYOR’S NEWHAM CARNIVAL CENTRAL PARK,E6 This year’s carnival will be a vibrant procession inspired by the World Cup in Brazil. The annual event will involve thousands of school children and residents parading through the streets of East Ham, inspired by the music, dance and sport of Rio de Janeiro.

Come along and line the route to cheer on local school children, community groups and residents as they parade through East Ham. Don’t miss out on all the fun!

Do you want to get involved?

Free carnival camps that are open to all ages (5+ years) will take place in the weeks leading up to The Mayor’s Newham Carnival, where you can design and make a costume and flag.

Register your interest now, email your name and telephone number to carnival@newham.gov.uk SIGN OFF AR:

All events are subject to change.

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UNDER THE STARS CENTRAL PARK,E6 Four nights of free fantastic outdoor live music, this event will be sure to have you tapping your toes, shaking your hips and waving your hands.

So come along, bring your friends and family, bring a picnic and spend an evening with us under the stars.

Sister Sledge

One of the world’s most successful female groups and global superstars Sister Sledge will be headlining the opening evening of Under the Stars. More acts still to be confirmed.

Performances by international Bhangra superstar Malkit Singh hailed the ‘King of Bhangra’ and live Qawali band Sufi Touch with lead vocalist Hunterz who has over fifteen years of classical training. More acts still to be confirmed.

Performances by The Counterfeit Stones billed as “the most famous Stones band in England” by Sir Mick Jagger himself, and award winning tribute band U2-2, will perform faultless renditions of The Rolling Stones’ and U2’s greatest hits. An evening not to be missed!

For the final evening of Under the Stars, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra will once more treat Newham residents to a high quality programme of classical music. The night will close with a grand finale and a spectacular firework display.

YOU CHOOSE, THEY PLAY The Audience Choice spot returns to Under the Stars on Sunday 17 August. Residents can choose a piece of classical music for the RPO to play this year as part of their set.

People are asked to vote for their favourite from:

• Dvorak, Slavonic Dance op.46 No.8

• Offenbach, Orpheus in the Underworld Can-Can

• Wagner, Die Walkuere: The Ride of the Valkyries

• Mozart, Marriage of Figaro: Overture

• Delius, Summer Night on the River.

To vote for your favourite, or to listen to the selection, visit www.newham.gov.uk/rpo where you can also nominate any orchestral piece that you would like to hear next year at the RPO’s 2015 visit to Under the Stars.

No public parking, please use public transport. You may be searched as a condition of entry. No glass bottles or dogs.

Acts may be subject to change.

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THE NEWHAM LONDON WATERFRONT FESTIVAL THE ROYAL VICTORIA DOCK,E16 Free family fun by the docks including live music, water-based activities and a fireworks display.

Free family fun by the docks including: live music stage water-based activities including free boat rides free children’s activities and entertainment spectacular fireworks display - 7.45pm food village historical walking tours

,E16 Come down to the Royal Victoria Dock this summer to feel the sand between your toes at London’s biggest urban beach.

All ages Cost: Free

All events are subject to change.

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DISCOVER CHILDREN’S STORY CENTR Free unlimited entry to Discover Children’s Story Centre for those who live and work in Newham** Monday 28 July – Wednesday 13 August

Open every day Let your imagination soar on our indoor Story Trail exploring a secret cave or climbing a magic tower.

Then, have an adventure in our Story Garden – sail away on a pirate ship or play with giant musical instruments.

Open every day for children aged 6+ years The dastardly Dr. Iscove has used the good Professor Bop’s brilliant mind to create a treasure teleporting machine that will steal the pocket money from everyone on the planet. You have been carefully selected for this mission but first you must attend our Secret Agent training academy. Beyond its doors is a labyrinth of clues and adventures.

Unlock codes, master surveillance techniques, dodge laser beams, learn how to make yourself invisible and all the special skills to complete your mission.

Times of missions: Weekends and school holidays: 10.40*, 11.30, 12.20, 1.10, 2.00, 2.50 and 3.40pm *Weekdays during school holidays only **Just bring proof of your work or home address when visiting

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Open every day Age 4-6 years Go undercover at Discover on a super-secret special mission. Pick up your spy kit, put on your headphones and follow the hidden clues around the Story Trail.

Sssshhhh, no-one must know we’re here…

By award-winning theatre company Inspector Sands.

Drop in activities every day Age 0-11 years We’re all going on a summer holiday! Relax in a deckchair, sing along to sea shanties with Captain Sam, listen to brilliant seaside stories on the beach, make beautiful sparkly fish or boat to add to our fishing net. Babies can enjoy playing with beachside objects and watch fishes in our virtual aquarium.

Discover Children’s Story Centre 383-387 High Street, Stratford London E15 4QZ T 020 8536 5555 W www.discover.org.uk E bookings@discover.org.uk Opening times: Monday – Friday 10am-5pm Saturday and Sunday 11am-5pm

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Pre-booking is advised for all sessions. Please call the booking line on: 020 8536 5555 Monday – Friday, 10am – 5pm. We regret we cannot take bookings on the day of the event.

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Monday 28 July – Saturday 2 August, 10am-3pm 13-18 years A fantastic summer school for anyone aged 13-18 who wants to get involved with theatre, either on or off stage! Over six days, Theatre Royal Stratford East and Rose Bruford College’s professional theatre practitioners and degree students will support you in creating and devising your own show to be performed at Stratford Circus on Saturday 2 August.

The week also includes a one day off-site visit to Rose Bruford College, trying out unique facilities.

You can sign up to either our off-stage programme (stage management and sound/lighting design) or our on-stage programme (devising and performing).

Cost: £40

Monday 4 August – Friday 8 August 10am-5pm 18+ years – adults with learning difficulties and disabilities As part of the Well London programme, this intensive, week-long summer project for adults with learning disabilities and difficulties will explore the theme of sex and relationships through drama.

Participants will take part in drama games and exercises exploring the theme of love and how to have healthy, emotional and sexual relationships. The group will then work together to devise an original piece of theatre with a sharing performance at the end of the project to friends and family. Participants must bring their own support worker.

Cost: FREE

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Monday 11 August – Friday 15 August Juniors: 10am-1pm, Seniors: 2-5pm Juniors 8-11 years, Seniors 9-12 years Working with local theatre-makers Ray Downing and Jamilah Yakubu, participants will expand their drama skills by taking part in theatre exercises, drama games and a performance in a professional theatre studio. Participants will have fun, gain new skills, build confidence and devise an ensemble play that will be performed at the end of the week to an audience of friends and family. Productions will be devised and improvised around the theme of Dreams and Nightmares (juniors) and The Importance of Youth (seniors). All participants must bring a packed lunch and an open mind!

Cost: £50

Monday 11 August – Friday 15 August 1.30-4.30pm 5-11 years August 2014 marks 100 years since the outbreak of the First World War... So this summer, Glee Club delves back in time to London 1914, to a group of children just like our Glee Club! Working with our musical theatre tutors, prepare to go on a fascinating journey, make strange new friends and then dance and sing your way home again! Participants will take part in singing, dancing and acting activities and put together their own mini-musical to perform at the end of the week.

Cost: £65

5-8 years: Saturday 2 August 9-12 years: Saturday 16 August 11.30am-4.15pm (parents come and watch from 4pm)

To book your place, contact Stratford Circus Box Office on 0844 357 2625 or email education@stratford-circus.com www.stratford-circus.com

Improve your confidence, motor skills, coordination, balance and strength, as we have fun exploring acrobatic movements, and trying out exciting acrobalance exercises together. This intensive day will take place in a friendly but disciplined setting, culminating with a relaxed showcase for parents at the end of the day.

Cost: £20 per day

Saturday 2 August and Saturday 16 August 10-11am 2-4 years with parents/carers Take part with your little ones as we move, roll, balance and learn the foundations of acrobatic and acrobalance skills, through fun and challenging games, in a safe group environment.

Cost: £7 per session

Sunday 3 August 10am-2pm 8-18 years This taster session is a chance to sing some reggae themed music as a group within a creative and laughterfilled environment. No experience is necessary. Singing is a joyful activity. It makes us feel good, and anyone can do it! So why not drop in and see for yourself? In this session, designed specifically for young people aged 8-18, you’ll sing a mash-up of contemporary reggified music (that is popular music given a reggae twist), from the likes of Amy Winehouse and Adele as well as popular reggae classics.

At the end of the taster session there will be a sharing of the songs learnt in front of friends and family.

Cost: FREE

Saturday 16 August 10am, 11.30am, 1.30pm and 3pm (45 mins) 1-5 years Play, explore, move and make! Children are invited to play along with live performers in this interactive experience created by Stratford Circus associate artists Filskit Theatre. It’s time to go to the seaside, so come along and feel the sand between your fingers as you explore this installation composed of projection, craft and sound.

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Newham has more than 22 parks and 40 open spaces for residents and their families to enjoy.

The summer time is a great opportunity to get outdoors. There is a range of activities for you to take part in or why not go along to a park and enjoy the open space? For more information on Newham’s parks and open spaces visit www.activenewham.org.uk Friday 25 July – Sunday 3 August Quality green spaces are essential to healthy happy communities. Join in the activities in Newham’s parks to discover more about your local green space.

For further information about activities in parks during this week and beyond visit www.activenewham.org.uk Tuesdays 1-3pm, Thursdays 4-7pm Saturdays 10am-4pm Venue: Abbey Gardens, Bakers Row Stratford E15 All welcome (children must be accompanied by an adult) Abbey Gardens is a community garden in West Ham which surrounds parts of the ruins of a 12th century abbey. New gardeners are always welcome at the free garden club sessions. They are open to everyone who is interested in learning and participating in the garden. Just come along to any of the sessions and get your hands dirty.

Cost: Free Contact details: www.abbeygardens.org

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Every Tuesday (22 July – 26 August) 12noon-4pm Venue: Central Park, High Street South, East Ham E6 Every Wednesday (23 July – 27 August) 12noon-4pm Venue: Beckton District Park North, Tollgate Road, Beckton E6 Every Thursday (24 July – 28 August) 12noon-4pm Venue: Plashet Park, Plashet Grove, Manor Park E6 All ages welcome (children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult) Discover more about nature in the park – come and explore with the Field Studies Council.

Cost: Free

Friday 1 August, Friday 15 August and Friday 29 August 2.30-4.30pm Venue: Central Park, High Street South, East Ham E6 3-12 years (children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult) Enjoy outdoor play with wildlife exploring, den building and games.

Drop in with your family and have fun exploring the Discovery Garden play space. Find new things to do outdoors and take play beyond the playground! Families are encouraged to join in together. Please dress for mess! Meet by the cafe.

Cost: Free

Friday 8 August and Friday 22 August 11am-3pm Venue: Central Park, High Street South, East Ham E6 All ages (children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult)

Sunday 27 July and Sunday 24 August 2-3.30pm Venue: Central Park, High Street South, East Ham E6 All ages (children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult)

Drop in for an extended gardening session in the Gardening Thymes community garden. Get stuck in with tending the crops, harvesting, minibeast hunting and garden crafts, while meeting fellow gardeners and sharing your skills!

Bring a packed lunch or some food to share for picnic time.

Families are encouraged to join in together. Please dress for mess, with sturdy footwear (boots) and weather appropriate clothes (waterproof coat/warm layers/sun hat/sunscreen etc). Meet by the bowling green.

Cost: Free

Get to know your park on a lively group walk, complete with wildlife exploring equipment! Have a go using binoculars, bug viewers and pooters. Families are encouraged to join in together. Please dress for mess, with weather appropriate clothes (waterproof coat/warm layers/sunhat/sunscreen etc).

Meet by the cafe.

Cost: Free

Wednesday 6 August 11am-3pm Venue: Central Park, High Street South, East Ham E6 All ages (children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult) Wednesday 6 August is Playday –the national day for play. Come along to Central Park to celebrate young people’s right to play! With playful things to do, drop in and see how every day outdoors can be a playday. Families are encouraged to join in together. Please dress for mess. Meet by the cafe.

Cost: Free

Sunday 10 August 2-3.30pm Venue: Central Park, High Street South, East Ham E6 All ages (children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult) Get stuck in discovering, recording and monitoring the wildlife in Central Park and be a citizen scientist! Find out about exciting resources and tools you can use and how to make the most of your smartphone for mapping and recording. Families are encouraged to join in together.

Please dress for mess. Meet by the cafe.

Cost: Free

For more information on any of these sessions contact activeNewham on 0844 414 2728.

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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday 9.30am-5.30pm Thursday 9.30am-8pm Sunday Closed

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday 9.30am-5.30pm Thursday 9.30am-8pm Sunday Closed

Monday, Tuesday, Saturday 9.30am-5.30pm Thursday 1-8pm Wednesday, Friday, Sunday Closed

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Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday 9am-5.30pm Monday, Thursday 9am-8pm Sunday Closed

Monday, Tuesday, Saturday 9.30am-5.30pm Thursday 1-8pm Wednesday, Friday, Sunday Closed

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday 9.30am-5.30pm Thursday 9.30am-8pm Sunday Closed

Monday, Tuesday, Saturday, 9.30am-5.30pm Thursday 1-8pm Wednesday, Friday, Sunday Closed

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday 9.30am-5.30pm Thursday 9.30am-8pm Sunday Closed

Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday 9.30am-5.30pm Monday, Thursday 9.30am-8pm Sunday 1-5pm

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday 9.30am-5.30pm Thursday 9.30am-8pm Sunday Closed

For times and places call 020 3373 0813.

This year’s Summer Reading Challenge is the Mythical Maze, a magical and mythical garden, that challenges children to find your way around a labyrinth. Come and meet the fantastical creatures from the world of legend and mythology, collecting stickers of each character along the way.

Visit your local library to register to take part in this year’s Summer Reading Challenge to do creative art and reading activities.

Draw your favourite characters or scenes from the books you have read over the summer for a chance to win a fantastic prize. Collect an entry form from your local library.

Write a short review about your favourite book that you read over the summer holiday for your chance to win a fantastic prize. Collect an entry form from your local library.

Saturday 26 July, 10am-4pm East Ham Market Myrtle Road, E6 1HU This fun family event kick start this year’s summer reading challenge. The event will include storytelling, face painting and a few surprises along the way.

For more information please visit East Ham Customer Service Centre and Library or call us on 020 3373 0827.

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Fantasy reading slam

Games and competitions around your favourite books.

4-12 years East Ham Customer Service Centre and Library Wednesday 27 August 2-4pm

Myths and legends: themed storytelling Come and visit a real author!

Storytelling, counting numbers 1-10 in Swahili

by Lisa Ndegwa 5-10 years

Custom House Library Saturday 23 August 10.30-11.30am Canning Town Library Saturday 9 August 10.30-11.30am

East Ham Customer Service Centre and Library Every Thursday from 31 July to 28 August 9.45-10.45am

Summer storytelling sessions Listen to your favourite stories and sing along to your favourite songs and nursery rhymes.

0-5 years

Bradley the Bus

by Inderjit Puaar

Plaistow Library Every Tuesday from 26 July to 28 August 2-3pm

Beckton Library Tuesday 12 August 11am-12noon

North Woolwich Library Every Thursday from 28 July to 28 August 2-3pm

0-7 years

East Ham Customer Service Centre and Library Monday 18 August 10-11am

The Gate Library Every Tuesday 11am-12noon

North Woolwich Library Monday 4 August 10-11am

Interactive storytelling and rhyme time sessions for children, and their parents/carers.

Manor Park Library Wednesday 6 August 10-11am Plaistow Library Monday 29 July 11am-12noon The Gate Library Wednesday 30 July 10-11am Stratford Library Tuesday 5 August 11am-12noon

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The storytelling session will be focusing on myths and legends from around the world, including songs and nursery rhymes.

0-5 years

Summer nights storytelling

Plaistow Library Wednesday 30 July 20 August 6-7pm

Tiny tales reading session

Hear about your favourite mythical characters. Sing a along and read along with staff. Plus free colouring of myths, legends and monsters!

0-5 years

Manor Park Library Every Friday from 1 August to 29 August 11am-12noon Stratford Library Every Tuesday and Friday, 11am-12noon Beckton Library Every Monday 28 July to 25 August 11-11.45am North Woolwich Library Every Thursday from 7 August to 28 August 2-3pm The Gate Library Wednesday 13 August 3-4pm

Tall tales reading session

Share your favourite books and tales. Stretch your imagination writing games and reading support.

5-12 years Plaistow Library Every Monday from 23 July to 25 August 2-3pm Manor Park Library Every Tuesday from 29 July to 26 August 2-3.30pm North Woolwich Library Every Tuesday from 28 July to 23 August 4.30-5.15pm Stratford Library Every Friday from 28 July to 31 August 3-5pm

Mischief and myths storytelling

Hear about your favourite mythical characters. Sing along and read along with staff.

Plus free colouring of myths, legends and monsters!

0-7 years Green Street Library Every Friday from 1 August to 5 September 11am-12noon

Manor Park Library 5-12 years Every Thursday from 31 July to 28 August 10.30am-12.30pm

Arts and craft club

The Gate Library Every Saturday from 26 July to 30 August 12noon-2pm The Gate Library Every Monday from 28 July to 25 August 12noon-1pm Stratford Library 5-12 years Every Monday from 28 July to 31 August 3-5pm

Arts award session

An afternoon of arts activities with the opportunity to achieve a certificate for your work.

5-12 years East Ham Customer Service Centre and Library Tuesday 29 July 12noon-4pm

Myths and legends: craft session

Dragons, creatures and monsters of myth, colour them in, cut them out, whatever you like. Come along and join us.

For children, under 5, with their parents/carers and 7-10 years Beckton Library Every Monday 4 August to 25 August 3-4pm Plaistow Library Every Tuesday from 26 July to 28 August 2-3pm East Ham Customer Service Centre and Library Every Monday 28 July to 18 August 3-4pm 4-12 years Green Street Library Every Tuesday 29 July to 2 September 2-3pm

North Woolwich Library Every Saturday 2 to 30 August 3-4pm

The Gate Library Wednesday 27 August 3-4.30pm East Ham Customer Service Centre and Library Tuesday 19 August 10-11am Manor Park Library Wednesday 20 August 2-3.30pm Plaistow Library Saturday 2 August 3-4pm

Mythical henna

A family activity open to all ages, henna artist will be available to create mythical designs.

All ages East Ham Customer Service Centre and Library Tuesday 12 August 10-11am

Afternoon of art activities

Taking part in this challenging art session will give you an opportunity to get your own arts award certificate.

7-12 years Manor Park Library Wednesday 27 August 1-5pm

Myths and legends: make a paper puppet

Would you like to learn how to make a fairy-tale puppet? Come along and we’ll show you how.

For children, under 5, with their parents/carers and 7-10 years Stratford Library Wednesday 13 August 2-4pm

How to make a dragon

Bring your cardboard boxes and old newspapers and create your own mythical creature.

5-12 years Manor Park Library Thursday 31 July 2-4pm

Beauty & beast face painting Face painters are available to turn children into frogs, princes and princesses.

4-12 years

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Recycling group session

Recycling for your community shows you how to turn your rubbish into treasures.

5-12 years Beckton Library Saturday 30 August 3-4pm East Ham Customer Service Centre and Library Wednesday 20 August 2-4pm North Woolwich Library Saturday 23 August 3-4pm The Gate Library Wednesday 6 August 3-4pm Manor Park Library Wednesday 30 July 10.30am-12.30pm Plaistow Library Monday 11 August 11am-12noon Stratford Library Wednesday 20 August 2-4pm

Mythical creature cartoon workshop

Children can try their hand at drawing mythical and fantasy cartoon characters.

4-12 years East Ham Customer Service Centre and Library Tuesday 26 August 10-11am

Games club Myths and Legends: quiz

So, you think you know about monsters, dragons, princesses and warriors? Come along and prove it!

7-14 years Stratford Library Wednesday 30 July 2-4pm

Myths and Legends: spelling bee

Can you spell competition?

Certificates for the winner and the two runners up in age groups 7-10 years and 11 to 14 years.

7-14 years Stratford Library Wednesday 6 August 2-4pm Spelling Bee finals at Stratford Library Wednesday 27 August 2-4pm

Meet the dragon

Come and discover a mythical creature at the heart of East Ham. 4-12 years East Ham Customer Service Centre and Library Wednesday 13 August 2-4pm

Mad Hatter’s Tea Party

A family event including readings from Alice in Wonderland, children dressing up as their favourite characters.

4-12 years East Ham Customer Service Centre and Library Wednesday 30 July 2-4pm

Fun and games

Fun games and activities with team prizes.

7-12 years Jack Cornwell Community Centre, Jack Cornwell Street Manor Park E12 5NN Monday 11 August 11am-1pm For more information contact 020 3373 0858.

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Like a challenge? Then why not join one of Newham libraries games clubs? Games club is held in many libraries in Newham. Each week will focus on a different game.

Our friendly staff will help you with the rules and hold competitions of chess, monopoly, twister, drafts and much more.

7-12 years The Gate Library Every Thursday 4-5.30pm Custom House Library Every Tuesday 3.30-5.30pm Canning Town Library Every Thursday 5.30-7.30pm Stratford Library Every Saturday from 2 July to 30 August 2-4pm Plaistow Library Every Thursday from 31 July to 28 August 5.30-7.30pm

Ping pong Fridays

Get healthy and have fun in our weekly table tennis club at Upton Community Centre. Weather you’re a beginner or more advanced, our friendly team will give you tips on how to improve your skills 8-18 years Upton Community Centre, Claude Road E13 0QB Every Friday from 25 July to 29 August 10am-12noon For more information on Ping pong Fridays contact Plaistow Library on 020 3373 0859 or email:

CH-uptoncentre@newham.gov.uk or georgina.drummond@newham.gov.uk

Mythological Monday

Create your own character to enter the maze. Choose a name, write a description and background. Create the beginning, middle and endings of your story. Join the online Mythical Maze webpage and complete the challenges!

8-12 years Green Street Library Every Monday from 28 July to 1 September 2-3pm

Mazes and maps

A chance to show all your friends how far you have travelled in the maze! Filled with new puzzles, problems and crosswords each week. Join the online Mythical Maze webpage and complete the challenges.

8-12 years Green Street Library Every Wednesday from 30 July to 3 September 2-3pm

Super Saturday

Sing a along with Grendel the Goblin. Have your photo taken with Grendel! Grendel will be choosing the Mythical Maze winners for Green Street!

All ages Green Street Library 6 September 10-5pm

How does your garden grow?

Children can get involved in their local community garden by planting seeds and watch their progress during the summer months to follow.

5-12 years Manor Park Library Wednesday 13 August 2-4pm

Dramatic dragons

Create your character and script your scene to act out meeting the dragon! Different drama games and a sing-along each week!

8-12 years Green Street Library Every Thursday from 31 July to 4 September 10.30-11.30am

Mythical Maze drama workshop

Using this year’s Summer Reading Challenge theme Mythical Maze, this interactive drama session will enable children to learn more about myths and legends and to encourage imaginative play.

4-12 years Manor Park Library Tuesday 26 August 1.30-3.30pm

Mythical music

Newham’s Every Child a Musician tutors will provide a programme of themed musical activities.

4-12 years The Gate Library Wednesday 20 August 2-4pm North Woolwich Library Monday 11 August 2-3pm

Stratford Library Friday 8 August 3-4pm

East Ham Customer Service Centre and Library Wednesday 6 August 2-4pm

Plaistow Library Every Wednesday from 27 July to 27 August. Matinees start at 2pm

Manor Park Library Tuesday 5 August 2-4pm

Presentation evening of cultural myths and legends

Fantasy Film Club

Family friendly films for all the family.

7-12 years

Performing arts groups from the area will be coming to share cultural myths in music, dance, poetry and song.

All ages

Canning Town Library Monday 4 August 3-5pm

East Ham Customer Service Centre and Library Thursday 14 August 5-7pm

The Gate Library Every Friday from 1 August to 29 August 2-4pm

Call East Ham Customer Service Centre and Library for more information on 020 3373 0827.

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Help your children learn and at the same time gain new skills for yourself too.

An adult must accompany children participating in Family Learning activities.

Places on the course are free but limited.

All places are offered on first come first serve basis. Places must be booked prior to attending the course.

To book a free place on any of the courses below call 020 3373 6508. Please mention Family Learning when booking.

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Design a poster for your bedroom door!

Having fun with maths

Monday 28 July, 10am-12noon or 1-3pm Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone,1a Rectory Road, Manor Park, London E12 6ET 4-7 years but children must have at least one adult participating in the workshops.

Monday 28 July, 10am-12noon or 1-3pm Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone,1a Rectory Road, Manor Park, London E12 6ET 5-7 years but children must have at least one adult participating in the workshops.

Explore maths in a fun way and develop children’s maths skills through fun activities.

Have fun using computers to make posters for your bedroom door.

Personalise it with pictures of your favourite sport or cartoon character!

Have fun with English

Making puppets

Monday 28 July, 10am-12noon or 1-3pm Venue: Forest Gate Learning Zone, 1 Woodford Rd, London E7 0DH 4-7 years but children must have at least one adult participating in the workshops.

Monday 28 July, 10am-12noon or 1-3pm Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone, 1a Rectory Road, Manor Park, London E12 6ET 4-7 years but children must have at least one adult participating in the workshops.

Explore different ways of making learning English fun and improving skills.

Develop children’s reading and writing skills through puppet making.

Exploring story writing Exploring shapes

Tuesday 29 July, 10am-12noon or 1-3pm Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone, 1a Rectory Road, Manor Park, London E12 6ET 4-7 years but children must have at least one adult participating in the workshops.

Improve children’s maths skills through fun maths activities.

Making puppets

Tuesday 29 July, 10am-12noon or 1-3pm Venue: Forest Gate Learning Zone, 1 Woodford Rd, London E7 0DH 4-7 years but children must have at least one adult participating in the workshops.

Help develop children’s reading and writing skills through puppet making

Have fun with English

Tuesday 29 July, 10am-12noon or 1-3pm Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone, 1a Rectory Road, Manor Park, London E12 6ET 4-7 years but children must have at least one adult participating in the workshops.

Having fun with fractions

Wednesday 30 July, 10am-12noon or 1-3pm Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone, 1a Rectory Road, Manor Park, London E12 6ET 4-7 years but children must have at least one adult participating in the workshops.

This workshop will explore fractions in fun and innovative ways which will enable children to retain information about fractions.

Making pop-up books and cards

Wednesday 30 July, 10am-12noon or 1-3pm Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone, 1a Rectory Road, Manor Park, London E12 6ET 4-7 years but children must have at least one adult participating in the workshop.

Help develop children’s reading and writing skills by making pop up books and cards.

Wednesday 30 July, 10am-12noon or 1-3pm Venue: Forest Gate Learning Zone, 1 Woodford Rd, London E7 0DH 4-7 years but children must have at least one adult participating in the workshops.

Explore different ways of writing stories and improving reading and writing skills.

Design a poster for your bedroom door!

Wednesday 30 July, 10am-12noon or 1-3pm Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone, 1a Rectory Road, Manor Park, London E12 6ET 5-7 years but children must have at least one adult participating in the workshops.

Have fun using computers to make a colourful posters for your bedroom door. Personalise it with pictures of your favourite sport or cartoon character!

Explore different ways of making learning English fun and improving English skills.

Have fun with computers

Tuesday 29 July, 10am-12noon or 1-3pm Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone, 1a Rectory Road, Manor Park, London E12 6ET 5-7 years but children must have at least one adult participating in the workshops.

This workshop offers lots of activities from making personalised greeting cards, invitations, calendars, bookmarks or posters.

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Thursday 31 July, 10am-12noon or 1-3pm Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone 1a Rectory Road, Manor Park London E12 6ET 4-7 years but children must have at least one adult participating in the workshops.

This workshop will explore how maths around us can be made more meaningful for children and also how maths in the environment can be used to improve children’s maths skills.

Making pop-up books and cards

Thursday 31 July, 10am-12noo or 1-3pm Venue: Forest Gate Learning Zone 1 Woodford Rd, London E7 0DH 4-7 years but children must have at least one adult participating in the workshop.

Thursday 31 July, 10am-12noon or 1-3pm Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone 1a Rectory Road, Manor Park London E12 6ET 4-7 years but children must have at least one adult participating in the workshops.

Explore different ways of writing stories and improving reading and writing skills.

Have fun with computers

Thursday 31 July, 10am-12noon or 1-3pm Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone 1a Rectory Road, Manor Park London E12 6ET 5-7 years but children must have at least one adult participating in the workshops.

Having fun with shopping

Friday 1 August, 10am-12noon or 1-3pm Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone 1a Rectory Road, Manor Park London E12 6ET 4-7 years but children must have at least one adult participating in the workshops.

This workshop will look at improving maths and language skills using maths activities and playing fun shopping games.

This workshop offers lots of activities from making personalised greeting cards, invitations, calendars, bookmarks or posters.

Help develop children’s reading and writing skills by making pop up books and cards.

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Enjoy a sporting summer this year with a range of sports and activities for all ages and abilities.

Don’t miss out - grab a buddy and head down to a local event. There’s something for everyone, from basketball and BMX, to rounders and rowing. With a number of free activities taking place this season, why not try something different, discover a new sport and meet new people.

Check out our programme to find out how you can get involved this summer.

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Tuesday 15 July and Tuesday 22 July 12noon-3pm Newham Sixth Form College (NewVIc), Prince Regent Lane, E13 8SG 15-19 years Take part in these basketball summer camps building on both the physical and mental aspects of the game. Throughout the camp participants will take part in training and play various competitive tournaments. The sessions will give existing and prospective students the opportunity to receive high level coaching from the NewVIc Basketball Academy coaching staff as well as stake a claim for one of the academy starting positions in September’s intake.

Cost: Free For more information and to register contact Jermaine D’Souza on 020 7540 6953 or email jdsouza@newvic.ac.uk

Monday 14 July and Thursday 17 July 12noon-4pm, Monday 21 July and Wednesday 23 July, 12noon-4pm Newham 6th Form College (NewVIc), Prince Regent Lane, E13 8SG 15-19 years Take part in these basketball summer camps building upon both the physical and mental aspects of the game. Throughout the camp participants will take part in training and play various competitive tournaments. The sessions will give existing and prospective students the opportunity to receive high level coaching from the NewVIc Basketball Academy coaching staff as well as stake a claim for one of the academy starting positions in September’s intake.

Cost: Free

Monday 21 July, Tuesday 22 July Wednesday 23 July, Monday 28 July Tuesday 29 July, Wednesday 30 July Monday 4 August, Tuesday 5 August Wednesday 6 August, Monday 11 August, Tuesday 12 August Wednesday 13 August, 10am-2pm Lister Community School, St. Mary’s Road, Plaistow, E13 9AE 8-16 years Come and join basketball skills sessions, these have fun and games, medals, trophies and prizes.

Cost: £5 For more information contact coach Chris on 07703 503 995 or email nassa2012@hotmail.co.uk

Monday 4 August – Friday 8 August UEL SportsDock, University of East London, E16 2RD 11-18 years old GB Basketball legend Dan Clarke’s Basketball (DCB) camp will take place at the University of East London SportsDock.

This state-of-the-art facility was used by the USA Olympic Basketball Team as a training facility during the London 2012 Olympic Games and the DCB camp will aim to inspire the next generation of basketball superstars.

Cost: £125 For more information visit www.danclarkcamp.com contact UEL SportsDock by emailing enquiries@sportsdock.co.uk or call 020 8223 6888.

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20 – 22 August, 11am-3pm Venue: Talent Central, Gallions Reach Shopping Park, Unit 27a, Armada Way, Beckton, E6 6-13 years At Try-Out camp you will get to learn cheerleading skills including basic gymnastics and tumbling skills, cheer stunts, jumps and dance. You will also have the opportunity to audition for the Ascension Eagles Cheerleaders 2014-2015 season. Camp is a great way to meet new people while taking part in team building games as well as other activities, so why not come along and take part in the UK’s fastest growing activity.

Cost: £20 for all three days or £10 per day To book please email angela@ascensioneagles.com or call 07866 612 610 www.ascensioneagles.com

If you are interested in cheerleading, take a look at the cheerleading course in the Newham Summer School section of this guide on page 72.

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Monday 28, Tuesday 29, Wednesday 30 July 10am-1pm ----------------------------------------------------------------------------Monday 4, Tuesday 5, Wednesday 6 August 10am-1pm ----------------------------------------------------------------------------Monday 11, Tuesday 12, Wednesday 13 August 10am-1pm Venue: West Ham Park, Upton Lane, E7 9PU 6-16 years Fun coaching and games as you improve your batting, bowling and fielding skills. ÂŁ2 per day or ÂŁ5 for 3 days if paid upfront or paid on day one.

Turn up and play and pre-booking available 0844 414 2728 For more information contact Paul Farthing on 07741 293 513 or email paul.farthing@activenewham.org.uk

Tuesday 15 July, Wednesday 16 July, Thursday 17 July Monday 21 July, Tuesday 22 July, 12noon-4pm Venue: Flanders Playing Field, Napier Road, E6 2SG ----------------------------------------------------------------------------Thursday 14 August, Friday 15 August, 12noon-4pm Venue: West Ham Park, Upton Lane, Forest Gate, E7 9PU ----------------------------------------------------------------------------Dates: Tuesday 19 August, 12noon-4pm Venue: Flanders Playing Field, Napier Road, E6 2SG 15 - 19 years These sessions will consist of technical and tactical drills and scenarios to help players develop and refine their skills, plus the opportunity to test and apply these improved skills in nets and outdoor games.

The best U17 players from these sessions will be selected to play a Newham representative game against a side from Waltham Forest at Arundel Cricket Ground on Wednesday 20 August!

Cost: Free For more information and to register contact Scott Simmons on 020 7473 4110 ext 3413 or email scott.simmons@newvic.ac.uk

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Wednesday 30 July 3-5.30pm -------------------------------Wednesday 13 August 3-5.30pm -------------------------------Wednesday 27 August 3-5.30pm

Wednesday 6 August 3-5.30pm

Venue: Lee Valley VeloPark, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Stratford E20 Meeting point: M&S Westfield 10-16 years

Ride the car-free road circuit and test your speed on the racing bikes in this one hour training session. Bikes and safety equipment provided. Participants need to be able to ride a bike confidently and unassisted to take part.

Cost: £10 pre-booking only by calling 0844 414 2728. Limited to 15 spaces.

Ride the Olympic BMX track and test your speed over the bumps and jumps in this 1 hour training session. Bikes and safety equipment provided. Participants need to be able to ride a bike confidently and unassisted to take part.

Cost: £10 pre-booking only by calling 0844 414 2728.

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Venue: Lee Valley VeloPark, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Stratford E20 Meeting point: M&S Westfield 10-16 years

Take a look at the ‘Intro to Bikeability’ and ‘Cycle Maintenance’ courses in the Newham Summer School section of this guide on pages 68, 71 and 76.

Wednesday 20 August 3-5.30pm Venue: Lee Valley VeloPark, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Stratford E20 Meeting point: M&S Westfield 10-16 years Ride the off-road terrain and test your speed and skills over the bumps and rough terrain in this one hour training session. Bikes and safety equipment provided.

Participants need to be able to ride a bike confidently and unassisted to take part.

Cost: ÂŁ10 pre-booking only by calling 0844 414 2728.

Limited to 15 spaces.

For more information on any of these cycling sessions contact Paul Farthing on 07741 293 513 or email paul.farthing@activenewham.org.uk

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Every Tuesday 6-7pm Venue: Newham Leisure Centre, 281 Prince Regent Lane E13 8SD. 14+ years Fun and relaxed multi-sport session focusing on athletics, football and the gym.

No need to book, just turn up!

Cost: Free For further information contact: Coral Nourrice on 07718 394 756 or email cnourrice@englandathletics.org

Every Monday and Thursday 1.15-2pm Venue: UEL SportsDock, University of East London E16 2RD 16+ years The circuits are free of charge for everyone, you don’t need a SportsDock membership to take part. No need to book just turn up!

Cost: Free For more information contact UEL SportsDock by emailing enquiries@sportsdock.co.uk or call 020 8223 6888.

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Friday 15 August 10.30am-5pm Venue: The Copper Box, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London E20 3HB 12+ years FREE multi-sport festival with both tournaments and over 15 taster sessions at the London 2012 Olympics venue, open to all aged 12 years+. Booking is essential.

Cost: Free For more information contact Abul Hussain at abul.hussain@ activenewham.org.uk or to book a place call 0844 414 2728.

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Mondays 28 July, 4, 11, 18 August, 2-3pm Tuesdays 29 July, 5, 12, 19, 26 August Thursdays 31 July, 7, 14, 21, 28 August, 3.30-5pm 11-16 years A female only supervised gym session. If you have never used the gym before, you will need to book an Induction. A parent’s consent form will need to be filled in prior to attending the induction.

Cost: This year we are running our new membership scheme ‘Us Girls’. There will be a one-off lifetime fee of £10, then a further £1.50 per session you attend. You will become a founder member of the new Us Girls membership.

Tuesdays 29 July, 5, 12, 19 August Thursdays 31 July, 7, 14, 21 August 5-5.30pm 11-16 years A Female only supervised Indoor cycling Session.

Classes need to be pre-booked.

Cost: This year we are running our new membership scheme ‘Us Girls’. There will be a one off lifetime fee of £10, then a further £1.50 per session you attend. You will become a founder member of the new ‘Us Girls’ membership.

For more information on any of these sessions contact activeNewham on 0844 414 2728 or email laurie.small@activenewham.org.uk

Mondays 28 July 4, 11, 18 August Tuesdays 29 July 5, 12, 19 August Thursdays 31 July 7, 14, 21 August 3-3.30pm Venue: Newham Leisure Centre, 281 Prince Regent Lane, Plaistow E13 8SD 11-16 years Female only aerobic exercise rebounding on a mini trampoline working to music. Classes need to be pre-booked.

Cost: This year we are running our new membership scheme ‘Us Girls’. There will be a one off lifetime fee of £10, then a further £1.50 per session you attend. You will become a founder member of the new Us Girls membership.

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Wednesday 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 July 6, 13, 20, 27 August 3, 10 September 6.30-8pm Venue: Newham Leisure Centre 281 Prince Regent Lane E13 8SD 14+ years Fun coaching and rounder’s matches for all abilities.

FREE of charge

For more information contact Paul Farthing on 07741 293 513 or email paul.farthing@activenewham.org.uk

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Monday 28 July to Friday 15 August (weekdays only) Registration: 11am-12.30pm everyday Sessions: 12.30-2pm and 2.30-4pm daily Venue: London Watersports Centre Dockside Road E16 2QT (Royal Albert DLR) 11-18 years Come and try rowing, sailing, bell boating, kayaking and canoeing. You need to register online prior to taking part. To Register go to www.londonyouthrowing.com/newham-give-us-5 Free to those resident or in full time education in Newham.

For more information and to book contact the London Youth Rowing office on 020 8223 7977 or email info@ londonyouthrowing.com

THE YOUNG MAYOR’S SPLASH ‘N’ FUN EVENT Wednesday 13 August 12noon-5pm Venue: London Watersports Centre, Dockside Road E16 2QT (Royal Albert DLR) 11-18 years The Young Mayor has partnered with London Youth Rowing to run an afternoon of free fun on-water activities for young people from Newham during the summer holidays. You will learn rowing, canoeing and raft building and then put your new skills to the test in a team competition at the end of the day.

Come along to see who likes to be a leader, who likes to help and support others, who’s a team player and who can come up with the best race strategy!

Don’t worry if you are a little nervous near water, all participants will be provided with buoyancy aids and centre’s coaches will be on hand in safety launches at all times.

For more information and to book email: young.mayor@newham.gov.uk Booking is essential and places are limited so book early to avoid disappointment.

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All the swimming sessions detailed below are available at: • Balaam Leisure Centre, Balaam Street, Plaistow E13 • East Ham Leisure Centre, 324 Barking Road, East Ham E6 • Newham Leisure Centre, 281 Prince Regent Lane, Plaistow E13

Monday 28 July – Friday 1 August ----------------------------------------------Monday 4 August – Friday 8 August ----------------------------------------------Monday 11 August – Friday 15 August ----------------------------------------------Monday 18 August – Friday 22 August ----------------------------------------------Monday 25 August – Friday 29 August ----------------------------------------------3.5 years and older including adults Intensive five-day swimming lesson courses for all ages, including adults, available throughout the summer holiday period.

Cost: £21.15 for a five-day junior course £30.00 for a five-day adult course £14.00 concession price For more details visit www.activenewham.org.uk

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SUMMER OF SPORTS For more information on all swimming lesson sessions contact 0844 414 2728 or ask at reception at any Newham leisure centre.

Monday 28 July – Sunday 31 August All ages Sessions are held throughout the day.

Please check with the centre for specific times for each session or visit www.activenewham.org.uk Fun family swimming sessions with floats and play equipment, slides and water features.

Our swim safely rules apply – children under 8 years must be accompanied by a responsible adult in the water. One adult can supervise up to two children. All unaccompanied children will be swim tested and must be able to swim 25m unaided to pass.

Cost: Under 16s free with an activeNewham membership card.

Adult pay and play member swim: £3.70 Concession swim: £1.28 Non member junior swim: £1.85 Non member adult swim: £5.30 Contact details: www.activenewham.org.uk or call 0844 414 2728.

Don’t forget under 16s can swim free during our general swim sessions at all Newham leisure centres with a valid membership card.

You can now also swim in the London Aquatics Centre for a fee.

To find out more visit www.better.org.uk

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Monega Primary School, Halley Road Manor Park, London E12 4 years and over Taekwondo is a modern martial art that originates from Korea. It is one of the fastest growing Olympic sports.

At Gurumu you will be able to achieve physical fitness, learn traditional and Olympic style sport taekwondo, along with self-defence skills while developing your self-confidence and courage. So why not come along and try the Olympic martial art.

Please contact Gurumu Taekwondo for details of fees and the training schedule as it varies depending on the age group.

Tel: 07931 709 140 Email: Sivakumar_tkd@yahoo.com Facebook: Gurumu Taekwondo Twitter: www.twitter.com/ GurumuTaekwondo

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Tuesdays 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 July 5, 12, 19, 26 August 2, 9, 16 September Venue: Tennis Courts, Stratford Park West Ham Lane E15 4-7 years 4.30-5.30pm 8-16 years 5.30-6.30pm Adults 16 years+ 6.30-8pm Fun group coaching and games for players of all standards.

Cost: £3 per person per session, discount for block booking of 10 consecutive sessions 0844 414 2728.

These sessions are free to local residents who live within a certain distance of Stratford Park.

Thursdays 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 July 7, 14, 21, 28 August, 4, 11, 18 September Venue: Tennis Courts, Central Park High Street South, E6 4-7 years 4.30-5.30pm 8-16 years 5.30-6.30pm Adults 16+ years 6.30-8pm

Saturday 19 July 11am-4pm Venue: Tennis Courts, Stratford Park West Ham Lane E15 Spaces are limited so pre-register at https://clubhouse.lta.org.uk/OpenDays/StratfordPark/

Sunday 20 July 11am-4pm Venue: Tennis Courts, Central Park High Street South, E6 Age: All welcome Spaces are limited so pre-register at https://clubhouse.lta.org.uk/OpenDays/CentralPark2

An action packed day of fun tennis activity for all the family including coaching, games and matches with prizes to be won. All equipment provided so just turn up, take part and have fun Cost: FREE

For more information on any of these tennis sessions and to register contact Paul Farthing on 07741 293513 or email paul.farthing@activenewham.org.uk

Fun group coaching and games for players of all standards.

Cost: £3 per person per session, £25 block booking for 10 consecutive sessions 0844 414 2728

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14 Balaam Street, Plaistow E13

Tuesday 29 July, 5,12, 19, 26 August, 1-3pm ------------------------------------------------------Friday 25 July, 1, 8 ,15, 22, 29 August, 10am-1.30pm 6 months-5 years Come along to these parent and child supervised sessions with soft play and bouncy castle to help stimulate children under 5 years.

Cost: £2.85 per child

Tuesday 29 July, 5,12, 19, 26 August, 3.30-5pm ------------------------------------------------------Thursday 31 July, 7, 14, 21, 28 August, 3.30-5pm ------------------------------------------------------Sunday 27 July, 3, 10, 17, 24 August, 2 September 11am-2pm 11-15 years Come along to these supervised gym sessions where young people can learn about using the gym and gain the maximum benefit from your their workout.

Cost: £2.25 before 4pm or £3.10 after For more information call the call centre on 0844 414 2728 or visit our website www.activenewham.org.uk

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324 Barking Road, East Ham E6

Wednesday 30 July 6, 13, 20, 27 August, 2-4pm ------------------------------------------------------Saturday 26 July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 August, 2-4pm 11-15 years Come along to these supervised gym sessions for young people, introducing you to the equipment in the gym and teaching you how to use it correctly.

A junior consent form will need to be completed before your first session.

Cost: Free

Friday 25 July, 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 August, 4-6pm ------------------------------------------------------Wednesday 30 July 6, 13, 20, 27 August, 2-4pm ------------------------------------------------------Saturday 26 July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 August, 2-4pm 11-15 years

Monday 4, 11, 18 August, 8-10am ------------------------------------------------------Tuesday 5, 12, 19 August, 8-10am ------------------------------------------------------Wednesday 6, 13, 20 August, 8-10am ------------------------------------------------------Thursday 7, 14, 21 August, 8-10am ------------------------------------------------------Friday 8, 15, 22 August, 11am-1pm 11-15 years Have fun at these badminton sessions led by a Black Arrows coach.

Cost: ÂŁ20.50 per week Book online, at reception or through the call centre on 0844 414 2728 or email richard.amado@activenewham.org.uk for more information.

Come along to these supervised gym sessions for young people, introducing you to the equipment in the gym and teaching you how to use it correctly.

A gym induction must be taken before you can take part in these sessions. A junior consent form will need to be completed before your first session.

Cost: ÂŁ2.25 per session

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281 Prince Regent Lane, Plaistow E13

Monday 28 July – Friday 29 August (except bank holiday Monday 25 August) 8am-6pm 5-11 years This Monday to Friday day-care scheme provides a programme of sports, arts and crafts activities to keep your child busy all day. Sportswear is to be worn and a packed lunch is required.

Registration takes place from 8-10am.

Cost: Weekly £58.10, Daily £13.75 Advance booking is required. Contact the call centre on 0844 414 2728 or email aisha.fairbairn@activenewham.org.uk for more information.

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Monday 28 July 4, 11, 18 August 4-5.30pm ------------------------------------------------------Wednesday 6, 13, 20, 27 August 4-5.30pm ------------------------------------------------------Saturday 26 July, 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 August 3-5pm ------------------------------------------------------Sunday 27 July, 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 August 11am-12.30pm 11-15 years A fun induction on how to correctly use the new state of the art fitness suite facilities. A junior consent form will need to be completed before the sessions.

Cost: Free

Monday 28 July 4, 11, 18 August 4-5.30pm ------------------------------------------------------Wednesday 30 July 6, 13, 20, 27 August 4-5.30pm ------------------------------------------------------Saturday 26 July 2 9 16 23 30 August 3-5pm ------------------------------------------------------Sunday 26 July 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 August 11am-12.30pm 11-15 years These supervised gym sessions for young people, introduce you to the equipment in the gym and teach you how to use it correctly. A gym induction must be taken before you can take part in these sessions.

A junior consent form will need to be completed before the session.

Cost: Monday, Wednesday, Sunday ÂŁ3.15 Saturday ÂŁ2.30

Book online or through the call centre on 0844 414 2728 and at the Newham Leisure Centre reception.

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Saturday 28 June Venue: UEL SportsDock University of East London, E16 2RD All ages UEL SportsDock will host its annual Community Day this summer. Join us for a day of sport, dance and culture for the whole community.

Cost: Free For more information contact UEL SportsDock by emailing enquiries@sportsdock.co.uk or telephone 020 8223 6888

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Or maybe you would like to help someone less able? You could gain new skills and get accredited training, such as event stewarding or marshalling; or even give up an hour to help at your local day centre.

Newham’s Volunteers programme provides a flexible service that offers both short-term and long-term volunteering opportunities where you can give as little or as much time as you can spare. It’s open to everyone from the young to the retired, from those with a disability to refugees and asylum seekers.

We will train and support you so that you can be the very best you can be, while helping those around you.

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Make a difference to you, your community, neighbourhood, and local area by giving up just one hour this summer to volunteer. Newham Council in partnership with Newham’s Volunteer programme offer a huge variety of ways for residents to volunteer and play their part in supporting their community. We understand that time for everyone is limited so the volunteer programme is flexible and varied. There is so much you can do in just one hour and who knows, maybe it can become a regular activity.

With the volunteering programme working closely with local councillors and community hubs you don’t even have to go very far. Pop along to your local library to see what you can do for your volunteer hour. Some examples of activities include helping: • at the local library • at the local day centre • at your local food growing site • at your local leisure centre • to fundraise • at a local event • at your local park.

Tell us about your skills and what you would like to do to help.

Volunteering is a great way to meet new people, learn more about your local community, get new skills and have some fun.

With a huge range of ways to get involved on your doorstep your volunteering journey starts here.

Newham’s Volunteers has played a significant role in supporting many national and international high profile events including: the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, London Triathlon and the London Marathon. Volunteers from across Newham have had the opportunity to experience first-hand some of the magic moments that often happen when involved in events of this nature. Volunteers on the event programme have gone on to gain accreditation in event stewarding with some volunteers going into employment. There is an event to suit everyone, with many being local to where you live.

For more information contact us on 020 3373 9017 where a member of staff will be happy to help or email volunteers@activenewham.org.uk

Here is a list of events you could be involved with this summer: ONGOING EVENTS • Tea dances JULY • Tour de France • The Mayor’s Newham Show AUGUST • The London Triathlon • Under the Stars • The Waterfront Festival

If you would like to do something more frequently and are able to give up more time on a regular basis, we have lots of opportunities across a number of areas. Most roles come with extensive training packages and support.

We aim to continue building the opportunities to ensure that we have something that suits everyone. Please see some of the areas that you can become involved with: CRIMINAL JUSTICE • Youth Offending Teams • Restorative Justice • Advocacy and support ADULT SOCIAL CARE • Befrienders and enablers • Drug intervention programme • Support to disabled groups such as sensory impairment SPORT CLUBS Help out at your local sports club in a number of roles including: • Coaches • Public Relations • Administration • Health and Safety PARKS • Facilitating activity sessions such as: Wildlife detective with families, angling, wild play with children libraries • Customer services • Home Reader Service • Homework Club

1. Log on to www.activenewham.org.uk 2. Complete the registration form 3. You will then be invited to attend a two-hour Welcome Workshop 4. Once you have attended that, you will be an inducted volunteer and able to get involved with any of the events or long-term opportunities mentioned above.

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Youth hubs are open to young people between 11 and 19 years and provide interesting activities.

These sessions provide young people with a safe environment and an opportunity to develop their personal and social skills.

Come along to one of your youth hubs to enjoy a range of free* fun and educational activities such as music technology, studio sessions, arts and crafts, multi sports, pool competitions, table tennis, Wii games for girls only, PS4 and Wii games for everyone, arts and crafts, cookery, hairand beauty, jewellery making and much more.

*Please note: there may be a nominal charge for trips.

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Beckton Globe Youth Zone 1 Kingsford Way, Beckton London, E6 5JQ Monday 28 July to Friday 15 August Mondays 1-4pm Tuesdays 1-4pm and 6-8.30pm Wednesdays 1-4pm and 6-8.30pm Thursdays 1-4pm and 6-8.30pm Fridays 1-4pm For more information contact David Bigglestone on 020 3373 4025 or email david.bigglestone@ newham.gov.uk -----------------------------------Shipman Hub Centre, Prince Regent Lane, Custom House E16 3JH Monday 28 July to Friday 15 August 11am-4pm and 4-8pm For more information contact Florina St. Marthe on 020 3373 4249 or email florina.stmarthe@ newham.gov.uk

1A Rectory Road, Manor Park E12 6JB Monday 28 July to Friday 15 August 1-4pm and 5-8pm For more information and an activity timetable contact Horace Lewis and Daniel Jourdan on 020 3373 33791 or email: horace. lewis@newham.gov.uk daniel.jourdan@newham.gov.uk -----------------------------------1 Woodford Road, Forest Gate E7 0DH Monday 28 July to Friday 15 August 1-4pm and 6-9pm For more information and an activity time table contact Zahra Maalow on 020 3373 0588 or 07784 776 895 or email zahra. maalow@newham.gov.uk

Are you 14 -19 years old?

Do you know what you want to do when you leave education?

Come along to our Career Challenge to find out: • what training and educational opportunities are on our own doorstep in Newham and a little further beyond • what your dream job could be and what you need to do to achieve it.

Join the Career Challenge and set yourself off on a voyage of discovery. A prize will be awarded to the winner of the best challenge passport. Collect your week long challenge on Monday 4 August at the WEB .

Monday 4 August to Friday 8 August Monday 10am-12noon 12noon-2pm or 2-4pm – Passport collection time Tuesday – Thursday 9am-5pm – Discovery time Friday 11am-3pm – Prize giving Venue: WEB Building, 49-51 The Broadway, Stratford E15 4BQ Cost: The Careers Challenge is free but as you will be out and about in the borough exploring, make sure you bring an Oyster Card with you to access free bus and reduced tube travel.

For more information contact the 14-19 Team on 020 3373 4967 or email sussed@newham.gov.uk

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Monday 21, 28 July, 4, 11 August 6-8pm Venue: Rokeby MUGA: Rokeby Hub, 63 Rokeby Street, Stratford, E15 3NS 11-19 years

Sport is a great way to keep fit and there is no better way to meet new friends this summer.

Find out more about the free summer programme Community Links are running this year below.

If you are aged between 11 and 19 years, come along to enjoy a range of sports such as football, basketball and cricket to name a few.

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Sessions are run by a combination of sports coaches and youth workers who are able to provide support with advice and guidance on health and wellbeing, employability and responsibility.

Tuesday 22, 29 July, 5, 12, 19, 26 August 5-7pm Venue: Newham Leisure Centre, (Astro Turf Pitch), 281 Prince Regent Lane Plaistow, E13 8SN 11-19 years

For more information on any of these sessions or the football tournament contact Community Links Youth Sports Manager on 020 7473 2270 or email jason.turner@community-links.org

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If you are aged between 11 and 19 years, come along to enjoy free football sessions.

The sessions will consist of a mixture of coaching and small sided matches for boys and girls.

Wednesday 23 July, 6, 13 August 4-6pm Venue: Gainsborough MUGA Milner Road, West Ham, E15 3AD 11-19 years If you are aged between 11 and 19 years, come along to enjoy a range of sports such as football, basketball and cricket to name a few.

-----------------------------------Wednesday 23 July, 6, 13 August 5-7pm Venue: Fords Park Road MUGA Fords Park Road, Canning Town E16 1NP 11-19 years If you are aged between 11 and 19 years, come along to enjoy a range of sports such as football, basketball and cricket to name a few.

Friday 25 July, 1, 8, 15 August 4-6.30pm Venue: Stratford Park MUGA (undercover area), Stratford Park West Ham Lane E15 4PT 11-19 years If you are aged between 11 and 19 years, come along to enjoy free football sessions. The sessions will consist of a mixture of coaching and small sided matches.

Wednesday 30 July 11.30am-5pm Venue: Newham Leisure Centre (Astro Turf Pitch) 281 Prince Regent Lane, Plaistow, London E13 8SN 11-19 years Come and take part in our sevena-side football tournament which is open to any teams of young people aged 11-19 (male and female). A squad can be made up of up to 10 players per team.

The team registration deadline is Wednesday 23 July and is free of charge. Although you may be able to register on the day depending of the number of teams that have pre-registered, sign up now to avoid disappointment. Trophies will be awarded for winners and medals for second and third places.

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Summer Links is a Community Links activity programme that runs from 21 July to 15 August. Summer Links provides a wide range of activities such as music, sport, internet access, playing pool, table tennis and much more for young people aged 11-19 years to enjoy over the holiday period. Sessions are run by friendly youth workers who are also able to provide support with advice and guidance on health and wellbeing, employability and responsibility. Pop along to one of our youth clubs listed below to join in the fun!

Every Tuesday and Thursday 6-9pm Venue: Arc in the Park, Bethall Avenue Canning Town E16 4JT Each Tuesday and Friday 6-9pm Venue: Asta Centre, 14a Camel Road Silvertown E16 2DD Each Tuesday and Friday 6-9pm Venue: Chandos East Hub 90 Chandos Road Stratford E15 1TT Tuesday 6-9pm Venue: Play, Sow and Grow 6 Gay Road Stratford, E15 2RN Friday 6-9pm Venue: Rokeby Hub 63 Rokeby Street Stratford E15 3NS

For more information on the Summer Links programme contact Community Links Youth Manager on 020 7473 2270 or email Richard Rowe - richard. rowe@community-links.org

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This year the Renewal Programme will run themed weeks across three centres. You will have access to a wide range of activities and be able to work on a specific topic to increase your knowledge and understanding, engage with peers, meet new people, travel to different places and have fun.

28 July – 1 August This week’s topics are inclusive sport, health and fitness, self-defence 4 August – 8 August This week’s topics are cooking, healthy eating, cultural/global awareness intergenerational – video lives project)

Every Monday and Friday 6-9pm between 28 July and 22 August Venue: The Mix, 1a Cumberland Road E13 8LH 11-25 years

11 August – 15 August This week’s topics are safer youth communities

For more information contact The Mix on 020 7473 5349 or contact Paul Leslie or Vernon Bramble on 020 8472 0058.

18 August – 22 August This week’s topics are music and dance to create a music tour of Newham and London.

Every Tuesday and Thursday 6-9pm between 28 July and 22 August Venue: Priory Park, 106 Parr Road, E6 1HQ 11-25 years Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday 6.30-9.30pm and Saturday 4-7pm (table tennis club) between 28 July and 22 August Venue: 267 Hartley Centre Barking Road, E6 1LB 11-25 years For more information contact The Hartley Centre on 020 8472 0058.

Every Monday and Friday 6-9pm between 28 July and 22 August Venue: Bobby Moore Pavilion, Flanders Field, 118 Napier Road, E6 2SG 11-25 years

For more information contact Priory Park on 07919 404 855 or contact Paul Leslie or Vernon Bramble on 020 8472 0058. * Please note: activities are usually free, although a small charge may be required for some trips or activities.

For more information on any of these sessions or the football tournament contact Community Links Youth Sports Manager on 020 7473 2270 or email jason. turner@community-links.org

For more information contact The Bobby Moore Pavilion on 020 8586 7070 or contact Paul Leslie or Vernon Bramble on 020 8472 0058.

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Messy play, fun days, storytelling and music – there’s so much to do in Newham for children aged 0-5 years at your local children‘s or outreach centres.

Our centres are open in both the mornings and afternoons.

They provide a range of activities including mini sports days, parents groups, coffee mornings, music and movement, health checks, weaning and healthy eating advice. There’s lots going on for you and your little ones to do!

For more information contact your local centre.

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Abbey Lane Children’s Centre, E15 020 3373 3210

Grassroots Children’s Centre, E15 020 3373 7100

North Woolwich Children’s Centre, E16 020 3373 2727

Shrewsbury Children’s Centre, E7 020 3373 6050

Altmore Children’s Centre, E6 020 8552 6604

Kay Rowe Children’s Centre, E7 020 8534 4403

Oliver Thomas Children’s Centre, E6 020 8821 0997

St Stephen’s Children’s Centre, E6 020 8471 1366

Canberra Children’s Centre, E6 020 3373 1090

Keir Hardie Children’s Centre, E16 020 7476 1284

Plaistow Children’s Centre, E13 020 8548 5620

Susan Lawrence Children’s Centre, E12 020 3373 7227

Deanery Road Children’s Centre, E15 020 8519 5843 ext 3200

Kids’ World Outreach Centre, E7 020 8552 3670

Rebecca Cheetham Children’s Centre, E15 020 8534 3136 and press 5 when asked

Tollgate Children’s Centre, E13 020 7511 9596 (020 8430 6902/6906)

Edith Kerrison Children’s Centre, E16 020 7476 1735

Maryland Children’s Centre, E15 020 8534 8351

Sheringham Children’s Centre, E12 020 8553 2479

The Web Outreach Centre, E7 020 8555 8119

Ellen Wilkinson Children’s Centre, E6 020 8430 6290

New City Outreach Centre, E13 020 8472 2743

provides free, fun, educational activities during the school holidays.

Our courses improve students’ confidence and increase their interest in learning.

To enrol on a course you will need to complete the application form found online at www.newham.gov.uk/summerschool Students can choose a maximum of three courses. Please complete one application for each child.

To be eligible for courses students must: • attend a Newham school or college • live in Newham • have a parent or carer who works in Newham.

You will be booked onto the course that you have chosen subject to availability but in case you do not get your first choice you can indicate up to two alternative choices on the online application form.

We will write to you confirming that you have a place. Please take the confirmation letter with you to all your courses. Where courses run all day students should bring packed lunch with them. Students under 11 years old will not be allowed off site during lunch times.

Funded by Newham’s Schools through the Education Guarantee.

We actively encourage and welcome disabled young people to apply for our courses. If parents wish to discuss their child’s special needs and how we can facilitate access to the courses phone our special hotline on 020 3373 6508.

The hotline is open between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday, from the end of June.

The hotline will be very busy so please be patient. Look carefully at the course(s) you are interested in and make sure: • the dates do not clash and they are designed for your age group • We are expecting all the courses to be very popular so you need to act quickly.

You can get up-to-date information about course availability by calling the hotline on 020 3373 6508.

Please ring the hotline for further information. Do not contact individual venues.

You can also contact us at info@summerschool. newham.gov.uk

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Newham Summer School reserves the right to amend the programme and to cancel any courses that do not recruit sufficient numbers.

We cannot accept responsibility for letters lost in the post.

Monday 28 July – Friday 1 August 10.30am-3.30pm Venue: Forest Gate Learning Zone 8-12 years Based on Roald Dahl’s ‘Fantastic Mr Fox, join Fox and his friends as they get up to mischief in the store houses of Farmers Boggis, Bunce and Bean.

You will play games and get messy. You will also make and create costumes and set for your very own performance on the final day.

Monday 28 July – Friday 1 August 10am-3pm Venue: Forest Gate Learning Zone 10-14 years A brilliant week of drama and performance skills for the theatre with three times BAFTA winners Actorshop.

Participants will develop their skills in improvisation, mask, mime, music and script work. Loads of fun for all, regardless of experience! The week will culminate in a final show created by the group, with family and friends especially welcome!

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Monday 28 July – Friday 1 August Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone 11-18 years --------------------------------------------------------Monday 11 August – Friday 15 August Venue: Shipman Centre --------------------------------------------------------Monday 18 August – Friday 22 August Venue: Gainsborough Learning Centre 8-12 years 10am-3pm

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Street-Fusion Jazz Dance is totally unlike the theatre style most people associate with Jazz Dance; definitely no jazz hands here, you’ll be spinning on your knees instead. Our style of Jazz Dance is rooted in clubs and many of today’s popular street dance styles have taken elements of what we do. Street-Fusion Jazz Dance is an exciting mix of fast intricate footwork, so-called drop moves and acrobatic floor work, and it’s all about your creativity and personality as a dancer!

The beauty of Street-Fusion Jazz Dance is that it’s flexible, lacking the rigidity of many other dance styles and it is for this reason that it appeals to such a wide audience, especially young people. The words “wrong” and “technically unclean” which we so often hear in dance schools are replaced with “individuality” and “energy”. We firmly believe that anyone can get into dancing our style of dance.

Monday 28 July – Friday 1 August 10am-1pm Venue: Discover Children’s Story Centre 8-11 years

Monday 28 July – Tuesday 29 July 9.30am-12.30pm Venue: Rosetta Art Centre 8-11 years

Inspired by our Secret Agents exhibition – create your own Secret Agent characters, plots, schemes and codes. Then create your own Top Secret Stop Motion animations.

Explore skills in a range of printmaking techniques including poly-printing, clay printing, and string printing to creatively make prints in alternative ways. You will also learn how other artists have used these methods and develop connections between your own prints and those of other times and cultures.

Monday 28 July – Friday 1 August 10am-3pm Venue: Shipman Centre 8-14 years Glee Club will take you through an amazing journey of musical theatre. Come along to learn song and dance numbers in all genres of dance. A fantastic week packed full of fun and excitement.

Monday 28 July – Tuesday 29 July 9.30am-12.30pm Venue: Rosetta Art Centre 12-18 years

Monday 28 July – Tuesday 29 July 1.30-4.30pm Venue: Rosetta Art Centre 11-18 years Be inspired to create, invent and experiment with wire to make playful and colourful wire sculptures. During this project you will be introduced to artists and how they used movement in their work. Use their ideas to discover how you can use wire and other materials to produce your own ‘kinetic’ sculpture!

Have fun learning how to make a mask of a character of your choice. You will discover how to show facial expressions in masks, learn how to use moulds to make forms and decorate and embellish them to make your own unique mask!

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Monday 4 August – Friday 8 August Venue: Forest Gate Learning Zone --------------------------------------------------------Monday 11 August – Friday 15 August Venue: Beckton Globe Learning Zone 10am-1pm (Thursday and Friday finish 3pm) 11-16 years If you have ever wanted to write a poem, a play, a novel or short story, this is the course for you. An action packed week of workshops, readings, and rehearsals stuffed full of tips, advice and guidance from a professional writer, all designed to bring out the young author in you. The week will end in a showcase of your work performed/read by professional actors at Theatre Royal Stratford East.

Monday 28 July – Wednesday 30 July 10am-2pm Venue: Rosetta Art Centre 11-14 years Have you ever wondered how you can turn your art into a variety of home and clothing products? How to best select and edit your work appropriately? During this three-day intensive course you will learn how to create bespoke pieces of merchandising from your art ideas in your own individual style!

Monday 28 July – Friday 1 August 10am-3pm Venue: Gainsborough Learning Centre 8-16 years Newham’s Got Talent will be based on Caribbean/ Latin/African dance, and learning to play percussion instruments and singing. Showcase your talents at our end of course show!

Monday 4 August – Friday 8 August 10am-2pm Venue: Beckton Globe Learning Zone 13-18 years #Design, #Create, #Display is a creative retail course that allows students access to retailers’ shop windows.

If you have ever wondered what it is like to create and install a window display and see your work in the window of a high street retailer then this is the course for any student. If you are aged between 13-19 and want to design,pitch to the client and install a window display then sign up for #Design, #Create, #Display. You will also be partaking in the #Design, #Create, #Display mannequin styling competition, where an annual subscription to Glamour magazine and the coveted #Design, #Create, #Display award awaits the winner.

Places are limited and are offered on a first come basis.

Monday 4 August – Friday 8 August 2pm-6pm Venue: Beckton Globe Learning Zone 14-18 years The stylist and modelling project is open to aspiring young people who have a strong interest in fashion modelling, styling and photography. Three competing teams will undergo an exiting learning journey, and uncover how it all happens in the professional world.

Either as a model, stylist or photographer, you will play an active role in challenging competitions, photo shoots, beauty campaigns and final celebration show.

Both girls and boys will learn about looks composition, walking, posing, hair, makeup, camera angles, video, photography and light.

Run by a team of industry experts, the course explores the work and collaboration between stylist, photographer and model. It also covers key career elements, teamwork, organisational, interpersonal and communication skills.

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Monday 4 August – Friday 8 August 10.30am-3.30pm Venue: North Woolwich Learning Zone 8-12 years Roll away with James and the Giant Peach. In this workshop you will create your own play from the wellknown and much loved story book by Roald Dahl. You will write your own script as well as making costumes and set (a giant peach and all sorts of creepy crawly masks) before putting on a magical performance for family and friends.

Monday 4 August – Friday 8 August 10am-3pm Venue: Forest Gate Youth Zone 10-14 years Learn all aspects of TV and film production including acting, scripting, lighting, directing and camera operation in a supportive atmosphere where all are welcome. Actorshop productions have won three BAFTAs and a Royal Television Society Award for their television programmes for young people, so come and learn how to be successful with a professional team and a ‘hands on’ course. There will be a sharing for family and friends at the end of the week.

Monday 4 August – Thursday 7 August 10am-3pm Venue: ExCeL 11-18 years A set design installation is not just a drawing. It is the results of a collaborative effort of a team of young people working together towards a common goal….

Learn stenciling, shading, and artistic techniques!

Create your own set inspired by 3D art installation based on the creative content of the other workshops taking place at the ExCeL! The arts deliver high quality art workshops where young people’s experience and engagement is the utmost priority. Our team of fantastic artists work with you through the whole experience of creating a collaborative 3D set design and individual art pieces, so let’s get creative!

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Monday 4 August – Thursday 7 August 10am-3pm Venue: ExCeL 11-18 years As an aspiring tycoon, poised to take on the big world of business, this will be the first of many tough challenges you will face over the years. As part of the summer arts camp your challenge will be the showcase event organiser/s.

We will teach the basics of event management, budgeting, PR and marketing. You then create the end showcase event – and a portfolio of your experience and skills gained in this fast-paced course inspired by the popular TV series ‘The Apprentice.’ Will you get hired?

Monday 4 August – Thursday 7 August 10am-3pm Venue: ExCeL 11-18 years Our industry actor tutors have worked extensively within the field and now work with young people – transferring their skills. They concentrate on space awareness, nonverbal communication, group warm-ups, physical and vocal exercises, breathe control and theatre production.

You will have four days to devise a drama piece with your peers ready to be performed in front of an audience of 200 people. Do your have star quality? NB: This course is for the aspiring actor, writer and director only.

Monday 4 August – Thursday 7 August 10am-3pm Venue: ExCeL 11-18 years Work with local fashion designers to create and customise your own fashion. A team of experienced tutors from Ape Media will teach you the fundamental techniques of customising and designing clothes. We at Ape Media are focused on developing raw talent and improving young people’s confidence and stimulating their creative ego.

Are you a fashionista? We hope so, because by the end of the four days you will stage a live catwalk show for an audience of 200 people at ExCeL London.

Monday 4 August – Thursday 7 August 10am-3pm Venue: ExCeL 11-18 years

Monday 4 August – Friday 8 August 10am-3pm Venue: Little Ilford Youth Zone 12-17 years

As part of a week-long summer arts camp, leading to a showcase performance on the Thursday afternoon, members of some of London’s top street dance crews will be asking you to ‘own’ the moves and feel the music in our street and contemporary dance class.

Our professionals can cater for beginners right up to the advanced dancer. So does Newham have talent?

Come and learn the latest dance moves in hip hop, commercial dance, street dance, jazz and contemporary, all mixed and mashed together!

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Monday 11 August – Friday 22 August 10am-3pm Venue: St John’s Church 8-12 years

Monday 11 August – Friday 15 August 10am-3pm Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone 8-12 years

IROKO Theatre Company invites you to a special twoweek course during which you will make up songs, poetry, stories, drama and dance. You will have the chance to play various African musical instruments and participate in a showcase combining all the above art forms. Interested participants will be given additional training and a unique opportunity to perform in the 12th London African Music Festival on Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 September. Full of fun and excitement!

Loose clothing, trainers and packed lunch required.

Come and follow us down the yellow brick road as you transform the classic tale into your own dazzling performance. You will help write the script, make costumes and a spectacular set for a show on the final day.

Monday 11 August – Friday 15 August 10am-3pm Venue: Gainsborough Learning Centre 10-14 years Contemporary dance with Actorshop, tutored by Icy Ice 54! Learning about rhythm, speed, dynamics, floorwork, capoeira, African, partner contact and release technique, participants will learn different dance motifs and routines to hip hop tracks and right through to popular music. Icy will be teaching and combining contemporary styles with an urban street vibe. There will be a sharing of work for family and friends at the end of the week.

Monday 11 August – Friday 15 August 10am-3pm Venue: North Woolwich Learning Zone 8-12 years All abilities welcome who are looking to self-express and build confidence. Mornings: write and illustrate fun raps and rhymes with published comedy poet Neal Zetter. Afternoons: create your own drama and short plays with three times BAFTA winners Actorshop.

Monday 18 August – Friday 22 August 10.30am-3.30pm Venue: Beckton Globe Learning Zone 8-12 years Did you ever hear about the house that sailed away?

Working from a scripted version of the children’s book, ‘The House that Sailed Away’ by Pat Hutchins, you will put on a play of your own. You will play games, get messy, make and create costumes and set for your very own performance on the final day. We will travel to a desert island to find the buried treasures. Aharr!!

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Monday 11 August – Friday 15 August 10am-12pm Venue: The Web Building 8-12 years You will work with a BBC professional director and producer to help you and your team devise, act and produce a radio drama for broadcast online on Break London – www.breaklondon.co.uk All students will be given their own copies of the production to keep.

Monday 28 July – Friday 1 August 10am-3pm Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone 13-18 years This course is for young people who are interested in learning about computer hardware and technology.

Any prior knowledge will help support learning, but all abilities are welcome. You will learn how computers are put together and how to undertake basic maintenance tasks, upgrades, installation of operating systems and BIOS operations. On completion of the course you will be awarded three Level 1 AQA unit level awards

Monday 11 August – Friday 15 August 1pm-4pm Venue: The Web Building 14-18 years Learn how to create and mix it like Calvin Harris and Naughty Boy! Working with our artists who have produced dubstep remixes of chart artists such as Ellie Goulding and Randy Valentine, this course will teach you about the structure and arrangement of your own music. You come up with the ideas and we will teach you the sound design and help you with the production so you can create ‘your beats!’

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Monday 28 July – Friday 1 August --------------------------------------------------------Monday 18 August – Friday 22 August 10am-3pm Venue: Beckton Globe Learning Zone 11-18 years Using HTML5 and the Quest Text Adventure system, you will learn to create interesting games that you can share online.

Monday 4 August – Friday 8 August 10am-3pm Venue: Forest Gate Learning Zone 8-12 years Participants will be introduced to animation creation techniques and software including storyboarding, stop frame animation and Flash animation.

Monday 4 August – Friday 8 August 10am-3pm Venue: Beckton Globe Learning Zone Age: 8-12 years Participants will use cameras, computer graphics software and imagination to explore ideas and create images around themes that they will agree as a group.

They will have the opportunity to contribute their designs to an ongoing online magazine.

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Monday 18 August – Friday 22 August 10am-3pm Venue: WHU Inspire Learning Centre 12-15 years You will join WHU Inspire Media team for a week to learn reporting skills and gain hands on experience in using creative media, making the most of having behind the scenes access to the Boleyn Ground. Learn how to create a blog to start an online portfolio to publish your journalistic work. You will also learn how to create an app that can be uploaded to your phone at the end of the week. London based day trip included. Please bring a packed lunch.

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Monday 11 August – Friday 15 August 10am-3pm Venue: WHU Inspire Learning Centre 11-15 years

Monday 18 August-Friday 22 August Venue: Shipman Hub Centre 3pm-8pm 10-18 years

In small production teams supported by very experienced staff, you will be planning and making a complete short film using West Ham United Football Club as your inspirational location. The course will give you an opportunity to have a go at scriptwriting, filming, acting and editing. This introduction to film making will enable you to bring your ideas to life.

This workshop will provide young people with a general understanding to the music software while enhancing their creativity. These sessions provide the young people with a safe environment and an opportunity to develop their personal and social skills.

Teamwork, communication skills and individual talent will be required for the assortment of roles you could take on. All participants will receive a certificate and take home their own DVD of all the films produced.

They will also be uploaded to our YouTube channel, making sharing with family and friends very easy.

A film premiere of your work will be held at WHU FC on the last day! Please bring a packed lunch.

Monday 11 August – Friday 15 August 10am-3pm Venue: Beckton Globe Learning Zone 11-16 years A multimedia journalism project where learners use photography, video, web design, interviewing, reporting, writing and editing skills to create an online magazine.

Monday 28 July – Thursday 31st July 1pm-4pm Venue: Rosetta Art Centre 8-11 years Are you a young budding photographer with an interest in fashion? Then take part to learn how to master some basic techniques in the studio to create your own unique fashion portraits.

Thursday 21 August – Friday 22 August 10am-3pm Venue: Phone hotline for details 11-15 years Enjoy song writing using a simple technology called O-Generator. It allows students to create their own music. Students are guided through writing lyrics and how to record their own voice. Each student will end up with their own song in the form of an audio file.

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Monday 28 July – Tuesday 29 July --------------------------------------------------------Monday 18 August – Tuesday 19 August 9.30am-3.30pm Venue: Church Road Studios 11-14 years This course is designed to offer young people a unique opportunity to learn aspects of bike maintenance and bike proficiency to Level 1. The course will introduce young people to the following areas within a team setting: work based health and safety, bike maintenance and the ability to safely ride a bike in preparation for road biking. Bikeability is the Cycling Proficiency Test for the 21st century, designed to give the next generation the skills and confidence to ride their bikes on today’s roads. There are three bikeability levels and children will be encouraged and inspired to achieve skills up to level 1, recognizing that there is always more to learn and to enjoy on a bike. Successful young people will be awarded a bikeability badge and/ or a certificate as appropriate.

Please see more bike courses delivered by activeNewham on pg 28 and 29.

Wednesday 30 July – Thursday 31 July --------------------------------------------------------Wednesday 6 August – Thursday 7 August --------------------------------------------------------Wednesday 20 August – Thursday 21 August 9.30am-3.30pm Venue: Church Road Studios 11-14 years This course is designed to offer young people a unique opportunity to learn aspects of practical skills and theory in mechanical engineering, which could complement their learning within mainstream education, particularly within the design and materials technology areas. The course will introduce young people to the following areas within a team setting: work-based health and safety, 4-stroke combustion engine, carburetion, traction, gearing and driving skills.

Young people will spend one full day in a workshop environment re-building a go-kart, followed by a full day at the track learning driving skills.

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Monday 28 July – Friday 1 August 11am-1pm Venue: Shipman Youth Hub 12-18 years Capoiera is a unique fusion of Brazillian martial art and dance explored through movement and music. This workshop will help you to explore the artistic traditions of Afro-Brazillian culture and will cover the key elements of Capoiera including defence, attack, playfulness and humour. Capoiera is traditionally performed in a circle by two opponents, who attempt to outwit each other and incorporates short routines consisting of low kicks, cartwheels and sweeps.

Monday 28 July – Friday 1 August 12noon-4pm Venue: Stratford Park 8-18 years This exciting week-long course is designed and led by activeNewham and the West Ham United Community Sports Trust. It is aimed at children and young people with pan disabilities and those seeking to build skills as young sports leaders. Through a supportive environment with high levels of staff and expertise, the activity will include a wide variety of sports taking place outdoors in the park and build skills in confidence and team work. The course also aims to inform you about other groups and clubs that you can continue to attend after the summer. You could be the next Paralympian so get involved!

Monday 28 July – Friday 1 August Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone --------------------------------------------------------Monday 11 August – Friday 15 August 10am-3pm Venue: Forest Gate Youth Hub 8-12 years Want to be the next Theo Walcott or Usain Bolt?

Enjoy fun ways to develop speed, agility and quickness for any sport that use these skills along with games that are designed to develop the skills needed to take care of sports injuries.

Wednesday 6 August – Friday 8 August 9.30am-4.30pm Venue: Beckton Youth Hub pick-up 8-16 years This course will be three full days of learning to ride and look after horses in the heart of Epping Forest.

Each day includes a lesson in the indoor school and a walkout in Epping Forest, stable management, mucking out, grooming, tack cleaning/tail washing and demonstrations on ailments/colours/shoeing. This course is for complete beginners and age groups will be divided. In addition to a wonderful experience you will also gain accreditation from the Association of British Riding Schools. You will need to bring suitable clothes and a packed lunch; hats and boots can be provided. Transport from Newham will be provided.

Monday 4 August – Friday 8 August Venue: Forest Gate Youth Hub --------------------------------------------------------Monday 18 August – Thursday 21 August 11am-4pm Venue: Little Ilford Youth Hub 13-18 years Discover the exciting world of personal training, learn how to design a training program using different exercise methods including cardio training, resistance training and agility training and using sports to develop fitness and deliver a personal training session. This is a great introduction to personal training and a lot of fun.

Please see more Gym related courses delivered by activeNewham on pg 38-41.

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Monday 4 August – Wednesday 6 August 11-13 years --------------------------------------------------------Wednesday 6 August – Friday 8 August Venue: Phone hotline for details 14-16 years Young people will engage in either kayaking or sailing and train towards achieving certification in either discipline. Each course will last 2.5 days and all tuition and specialist equipment will be provided. You will be provided with three meals a day and you are expected to help with a few minor chores during your stay.

Please note that there will be a small fee for this course.

Please call hotline for details and coach pick-up times

Monday 4 August – Tuesday 5 August 10am-4pm Venue: Phone hotline for details 8-13 years --------------------------------------------------------Wednesday 6 August – Thursday 7 August 10am-4pm Venue: Phone hotline for details 14-18 years This year sees the return of Summer School favourite Acti-Venture - two adventurous days of outdoor activities and team building. From rock-climbing to kayaking, caving to orienteering, you will visit inspiring outdoor environments and try new and exciting outdoor sports. You can develop new skills, improve your fitness levels, set and achieve personal challenges and develop your teamwork skills. All this while working to achieve certificates and having loads of outdoor fun!

You don’t need any previous outdoor experience – just a positive attitude and a sense of adventure!

Please bring a packed lunch.

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Friday 8 August 9am-5pm Venue: Phone hotline for details 16-18 years An exciting and practical course for aspiring sport leaders accredited by Sports Leaders UK. You will explore and develop the skills, confidence and qualities required of a sports leader. Learn by taking part in a range of sports based activities and exercises designed to help you learn about: • • • • • •

communication for sport taking control of a group organisational tools accessing sporting opportunities safety in sport adaptation of simple activities

The course will culminate in a grand finale of putting all of this learning into practice, with participants leading others in some simple but fun activities and exercises.

You will also learn about healthy life choices, working in sports and leadership as well as creating an action plan for your own future leadership opportunities! Please bring a packed lunch.

Monday 11 August 8-11 years --------------------------------------------------------Tuesday 12 August 8-11 years --------------------------------------------------------Wednesday 13 August 12-14 years --------------------------------------------------------Thursday 14 August 12-14 years --------------------------------------------------------Friday 15 August 15-18 years 9.30pm-1.30pm Venue: Pick up from Beckton Globe Learning Zone You will start the morning with a maintenance and skills training session followed by a mountain bike ride through the forest. Bikes and helmets are provided. Please dress appropriately and wear trainers for physical activity to take account of wet weather and muddy conditions. A bus from Newham will take you to the cycle centre in Epping Forest. See pages 28, 29, 68 and 76 for other cycling courses.

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Monday 11 August – Wednesday 13 August 11am-3pm Venue: Talent Central 8-12 years Girls and boys are invited to learn cheerleading skills with British Champions Ascension Eagles. Enjoy three days of intensive training stunts, dance, jumps and tumble. Wear comfortable training clothes (tracksuit, t-shirt, shorts/leggings), no jewellery and hair must be tied back. Budding cheerleaders should bring lunch and a drink.

Please see more cheerleading courses delivered by activeNewham on pg 26.

Wednesday 13 August – Friday 15 August 10am-4pm Venue: Outdoors in the City Canning Town Recreation Ground 9-13 years An exciting and practical course for aspiring young sport leaders accredited by Sports Leaders UK. You will develop the skills, confidence and qualities necessary when working with younger children. Learn by taking part in a range of games and activities that you will not only enjoy yourself, but will learn how to lead others to take part in. You will also learn about healthy life choices, working in sports and leadership as well as creating an action plan for your own future leadership opportunities! Please bring a packed lunch.

Wednesday 13 August – Friday 15 August 10am-4pm Venue: Outdoors in the City Canning Town Recreation Ground 14-18 years A three day accredited introduction to climbing on artificial climbing structures. A great starting point for individuals wishing to take up climbing and/or mountaineering. Develop climbing skills as well as self confidence, risk management, goal setting and team work skills.

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Monday 28 July – Friday 1 August 11am-5pm Venue: Beckton Globe Youth Zone 13-17 years Peer mediating for Teenagers between 13-17 years of age – learn new skills to make peace, say no to bullies and get a qualification for your record of achievement and most of all help someone change their life for the better.

Monday 28 July – Friday 1 August 10am-3pm Venue: WHU Inspire Learning Centre 15-18 years Are you interested in working in education or the youth work field in the future? This Open College Network level 2 accredited course will help you to start developing your confidence and leadership skills via fun role-plays, debates, teamwork and problem solving activities. You will also learn how to work safely with young people. Over the week you will develop a portfolio of evidence of your learning and demonstrate your skills in practical scenarios. The course offers you a great opportunity to develop your personal skills to become an excellent youth leader and a role model.

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Monday 28 July – Friday 1 August 10am-2pm --------------------------------------------------------Monday 4 August – Friday 8 August 10am-2pm Venue: Shipman Centre 8-14 years Come and join us as we taste and create popular dishes from all around Africa. Each day will involve a new taste and a new dish being prepared ensuring that we create our own culinary explosion of flavours. So get ready to wow your friends and family. Don’t forget to bring a packed lunch.

Monday 28 July – Wednesday 30 July 10am-3pm Venue: Forest Gate Learning Zone 8-14 years --------------------------------------------------------Tuesday 5 August – Thursday 7 August 10am-3pm Venue: Forest Gate Learning Zone 8-14 years Master the art of cake decorating and sugar craft. As long as you are enthusiastic, all learners will learn, have fun and create a box of personalised cupcakes to take home at the end of the course!

Tuesday 5 August – Wednesday 6 August 10am-3pm Venue: Beckton Globe Youth Zone 10-16 years Learn a range of circus skills like how to walk the tight rope, how to juggle, walk on stilts, how to spin plates, spin the diablo’s, learn how to use a poi (twilling things) and even unicycles and pedalos!

Monday 28 July – Friday 1 August 9.30am-2.30pm Venue: Beckton Globe Learning Zone 14-16 years --------------------------------------------------------Monday 4 August – Friday 8 August 9.30am-2.30pm Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone 14-16 years This short course will help pupils who are entering year 10 or 11 understand, learn and revise GCSE topics by an experienced qualified tutor. You will have the opportunity to cover topics ranging from fractions to solving equations to tackling trigonometry and much more. Please bring a packed lunch

Monday 28 July – Friday 1 August 10am-3pm Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone --------------------------------------------------------Monday 4 August – Friday 8 August 10am-3pm Venue: Beckton Globe Learning Zone 8-11 years Models, masks, lanterns, origami. You name it, you can make it. Cut it, curl it, fold it, mould it, stick it and take home a new ‘paper work’ everyday. You will never look at a piece of paper or a paper bag in the same way again.

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Monday 28 July – Friday 1 August 10am-1pm Venue: Hartley Centre 8-11 years --------------------------------------------------------Monday 4 August – Friday 8 August 10am-1pm Venue: Gainsborough Learning Centre 12-18 years During the week you will learn to play the steelpan including basic scales and tunes which you will be able to perform for your friends and relatives at the end of the week.

Monday 28 July – Friday 1 August 10am-12pm Venue: St Mark’s Church and Community Centre --------------------------------------------------------Monday 4 August – Friday 8 August 10am-12pm Venue: St Mark’s Church and Community Centre 11-16 years Hair braiding workshop for young teens. Come and learn to achieve fantastic edgy cornrows in a fun filled environment. We will be teaching more advanced techniques such as tree braids,weaves and caucasian track weaves for students who attended last year’s workshops.

Monday 28 July – Thursday 31 July --------------------------------------------------------Monday 4 August – Thursday 7 August 9.30am-12.30pm Venue: Church Road Studios 11-14 years An introduction to beauty therapy where young people will explore the practical benefits of facial treatments, manicures and nail art. All participants will also be given information and advice on the use of appropriate products for the treatments.

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Monday 28 July – Friday 1 August Venue: Beckton Globe Learning Zone --------------------------------------------------------Monday 4 August – Friday 8 August Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone --------------------------------------------------------Monday 11 August – Friday 15 August 10am-3pm Venue: North Woolwich 8-11 years Fun numeracy and literacy sessions to enhance your skills through interesting and exciting activities. You will also receive a free reading book to take home!

Monday 28 July – Friday 1 August --------------------------------------------------------Monday 18 August – Friday 22 August 9.30am-3.30pm Venue: E13 Educational Academy 12-16 years Learn how to maintain and repair a cycle and gain a City & Guilds qualification. Take a look at the cycle courses on pages 28, 29, 68 and 71 of this guide.

Monday 4 August – Tuesday 5 August 10am-4pm Venue: Phone hotline for details 16-18 years Working in the City takes you to ‘the city’ where you will spend time at leading firms to gain an insight into the life of a city worker, find out about different careers and take part in our trading floor simulation! You will learn valuable skills, gain tips on CVs and interviews and meet lots of new people. Join us to find out about the opportunities on your doorstep!

For this course the young people will visit leading firms meeting city workers to give them a taste of the path to city working life.

Monday 28 July – Friday 1 August 10am-3pm Venue: Outdoors in the City 8-11 years Students will complete 15 exciting challenges and record them in a challenge log and course diary.

These include: Climb a tree Make a trail with sticks Visit a farm Build a den Make a mud pie Go on a walk barefoot Fly a kite Create a piece of wild art Hunt for bugs Cook on a campfire Try rock climbing Track wild animals Make a home for a wild animal Find your way with a map and compass Discover what is in a pond

Monday 4 August – Friday 8 August 10am-1pm Venue: Phone hotline for venue 8-12 years Bring along your Newham’s ECaM instrument – flute, clarinet, trumpet, trombone, keyboard, guitar, violin or viola, and join a fun week of music jamming sessions.

There will be a concert performance at the end of the week. These sessions are open to anyone who is or has received music lessons as part of the Newham’s ECaM programme and has a Newham’s ECaM instrument to bring.

Monday 4 August – Friday 8 August 10am-2pm Venue: Forest Gate Learning Zone 10-16 years This practical and fun course will introduce you to the world of TV and movie special effects and make-up.

You will learn how to create warts, boils, scabs, scars, vomit and grazes, severed fingers and limbs, wounds and gashes and much more. Our professional make up artist will teach you techniques you can use to alter your family’s appearance when making your own home movie.

Monday 18 August – Wednesday 20 August 10am-3pm Venue: Phone hotline for details 8-12 years Come along to this workshop to enjoy learning to play Caribbean, Latin and African rhythms.

Explore the drum kit and take the opportunity to experience different instruments.

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Monday 11 August - Friday 15 August 11am-1pm Venue: North Woolwich Learning Zone 12-18 years

Monday 18 August – Friday 22 August 10am-3pm Venue: Shipman Centre 10-11 years

This course will teach you all you need to know about body percussion and beatboxing. This is the art of producing drum beats, musical and rhythmic sounds using only your body, mouth, lips, tongue and throat.

Working with a professional musician, you will receive expert tuition and finish the course with an impressive range of skills at your fingertips.

A range of activities for young people in order to build on their personal and social skills. The activities on offer will be open to year 6 young people and explores the issues of transition from primary to secondary school.

Monday 4 August – Friday 8 August 11am-4pm Venue: Arc in the Park 8-13 years This course is aimed at children/young people with pan disabilities. Through a supportive environment with high levels of staff and expertise the activity will include a wide variety of arts, crafts, model making, costume making, building up to a mini-carnival at the end of the week.

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Monday 4 August – 8 August 11am- 4pm Venue: Shipman Centre 11-18 years Come along and learn the art of playing the drum kit.

Classes/training are provided by Newham Steel Band.

A certificate will also be provided.

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Wednesday 6 August – Thursday 7 August 9.30am-3.30pm Venue: E13 Educational Academy 13-15 years

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Learn how a vehicle works, how to maintain it and how to control it on an off-road driving course under supervision of a driving instructor in a dual controlled vehicle.

Thursday 31 July --------------------------------------------------------Thursday 14 August --------------------------------------------------------Friday 15 August 10am-4pm Venue: Newham City Farm 8-11 years An opportunity to care for a pony for a day including mucking out, grooming, feeding and riding. Learn all the key facts about ponies and how best to care for them.

Opportunity to develop an ongoing relationship with farm. Students will receive a certificate of participation at the end of the course.

Tuesday 29 July --------------------------------------------------------Tuesday 5 August --------------------------------------------------------Wednesday 6 August 10am-4pm Venue: Newham City Farm 8-12 years An opportunity to practically experience the day to day tasks of a farmer, learn about the purpose and roles of farms and the value of local produce. The day involves direct contact with farmyard animals and an opportunity to develop an ongoing relationship with farm. Students will receive a certificate of participation at the end of the course.

Thursday 14 August – Friday 15 August 11am- 4pm Venue: Shipman Centre 11-18 years Ever wanted to learn the ancient art of blacksmithing?

These courses will cover an introduction to blacksmithing and the basic skills and techniques needed to forge your own piece to take home with you at the end of the day.

The day begins with a safety briefing and time to become familiar with the forge and the tools you will be working with. The rest of the day is spent playing with fire! Safety is a priority, thus synthetic fabrics are forbidden due to their flammable nature. Jeans and cotton t-shirts are the most suitable.

Please remember that the forge has been a daily workplace for well over a century so your clothes will get very dirty! Please wear strong durable shoes.

All safety equipment (such as glasses, ear defenders and gloves) is provided.

Monday 11 August – Tuesday 12 August 10am-4pm Venue: Phone hotline for details 8-13 years An exciting new two-day course in outdoor and camp cooking. You will learn how to prepare and cook meals for you and your team mates in an outdoor environment and on an open fire. You will develop camp craft, bush craft and cooking skills to during this unique experience.

From toasting bread and marshmallows to baking bread and creating wholesome vegetable soups from scratch – and all on a camp fire. You will learn about nutrition, healthy living and exploring the benefits that can come from the enjoying the outdoor life.

Working in pairs and in teams to complete the cooking challenges and achieve a certificate of achievement while having loads of outdoor fun! You don’t need any previous outdoor or cooking experience – just a positive attitude and a sense of adventure! Please bring a packed lunch.

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Monday 11 August – Friday 15 August 10am-3.30pm Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone 8-11 years --------------------------------------------------------Monday 18 August – Friday 22 August 10am-3.30pm Venue: Beckton Globe Learning Zone 10-17 years Come and learn the basics of chess – piece movement, development and strategy and tactics – and moving on to opening and end-game theory, from an experienced chess coach and in a fun and relaxed environment. You will be playing from the very first session. If you are an experienced player, come expecting to be stretched.

Monday 11 August – Friday 15 August 10am-2pm Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone 13-18 years As a budding script writer you may have grand ideas about writing the perfect treatment, successfully pitching your idea to theatre producers then working with professional scriptwriters to fine tune the script before famous actors perform it to large international audiences.

This bootcamp will help you to experience the reality of writing, pitching and performing your stage play or musical production. Our talented and experienced scriptwriter will work alongside your team to create an original production including the script which you will then present to Stratford Theatre Royal’s Production Team for feedback.

Those who attend this workshop will not only receive tickets to attend the current show playing at Stratford Theatre Royal but also get the opportunity to meet the cast and crew back stage.

Monday 11 August – Thursday 14 August Monday 18 August – Thursday 21 August 9.30am-12.30pm Venue: Church Road Studios 11-14 years An introduction to salon practices, including salon health and safety, learning the facts about the structure of hair, skin, PH scale and the growth cycle of hair.

Plus a look at hair products. Practical exercises include understanding shampooing and blow drying techniques.

Monday 11 August – Friday 15 August 10.30am-3.30pm Venue: Gay Road 8-12 years A chance to experience sowing, growing, planting and maintaining a wide variety of salads, vegetables and fruit. You will practice a variety of arts and craft activities, utilising materials from the natural environment to make healthy food as well as caring for chickens and bees. Students will receive a certificate of achievement at the end of the course.

Tuesday 5 August – Friday 8 August 10.30am-3.30pm Venue: Newham City Farm 8-11 years Use the natural environment at the farm for inspiration and learn traditional crafting skills such as felt making and natural dyes, printing and other related activities.

Monday 4 August – Friday 8 August 10am-3pm Venue: North Woolwich Learning Zone 12-18 years We all love a good laugh don’t we? Come along to this course and experience the complete process of being a stand up comedian, from writing your first piece of material to delivering your routine directly to an audience. Learn about what makes people laugh and expect to take a few risks along the way. You’ll be gigging and giggling in no time!

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Monday 18 August – Friday 22 August 10am-12pm Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone 11-14 years (junior) --------------------------------------------------------1pm-3pm Venue: Little Ilford Learning Zone 14-18 years (senior) An introduction to make–up with skin care tips and a mini manicure routine to leave you feeling ready for the sun with that gorgeous summer glow.

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1. Aldersbrook Riding School

Empress Avenue

Manor Park E12 5HW

3. Atherton Leisure Centre

189 Romford Road

Stratford E15 4JF

7. New Beckton Park

Savage Gardens

Beckton E6 5NB

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8. Canning Town Library

Barking Road

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Stansfeld Road Beckton E6

9. Central Park

High Street South

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Arc in the Park Bethell Avenue Canning Town E16 4JT

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1 Kingsford Way E6 5JQ

10. Community Road Centre

Community Road

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Oban Close, Plaistow E13 8SJ 12. Custom House Library

Prince Regent Lane

Custom House E16 3JJ 13. Discover

383-387 High Street

Stratford, E15 4QZ 14. YPOD East Ham Connexions Shop

6 High Street South

East Ham E6 6ES 15. E13 Educational Academy

478 Barking Road, E13 8QB 16. East Ham Leisure Centre

324 Barking Road

East Ham E6 2RT

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17. East Ham Library

High Street South

East Ham E6 6EL 18. ExCeL Centre

Royal Victoria Dock

1 Western Gateway E16 1XL 19. Fight for Peace Academy

Woodman Street

North Woolwich, E16 2LS 20. Flanders Community Centre/Flanders Field

Napier Road, East Ham E6 2SG 21. Forest Gate Youth Hub/ Learning Zone

1 Woodford Road

Forest Gate E7 0DH 22. Forest Lane Lodge and Park

Magpie Close

Forest Gate E7 9DF 23. Gainsborough Learning Centre

Hamilton Road

Stratford E15 3AE 24. The Gate

4-20 Woodgrange Road

Forest Gate E7 0QH 25. Gooseley Playing Fields

St. Albans Avenue

East Ham E6 6HQ 26. Green Street Library

337-341 Green Street

Upton Park E13 9AR

30. Little Ilford Learning Hub/Youth Centre

Rectory Road

Manor Park E12 6JB 31. Little Ilford Park and Little Ilford School

Church Road, Manor Park E12

44. Rosetta Art Centre

Hamilton Road,

Stratford E15 3AE 45. Shipman Youth Hub

Prince Regent Lane

Custom House E16 3JH

32. London Watersports Centre

Dockside Road

Custom House E16 2QT

46. St Angela’s School – Sports Hall

St Georges Road

Forest Gate E7 8HU

33. Memorial Park

Memorial Avenue, Stratford E15

47. St John’s Church

Broadway, Stratford E15 1NG

34. Newham City Farm

Stansfeld Road

Beckton E6 5LT

48. St Mark’s Church and Community Centre

218 Tollgate Road

Beckton E6 5YA

35. Newham Leisure Centre

281 Prince Regent Lane

Plaistow E13 8SD 36. Newham 6th Form College (NewVIc)

Prince Regent Lane

Plaistow E13 8SG 37. Newmartin Youth Centre

25 Claughton Road

Plaistow E13 9PN 38. North Woolwich Learning Hub

78 Albert Road

North Woolwich E16 2DY 39. North Woolwich Library

Storey School, Woodman Street

North Woolwich E16 2LS

27. The Hartley Centre

267 Barking Road

East Ham E6 1LB

40. Outdoors in the City

Canning Town Recreation Ground, Freemasons Road

London E16 3PY

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Jack Cornwell Community Centre Jack Cornwell Street Manor Park E12 5NN

41. Talent Central

Unit 27a Gallions Reach Shopping Park, Armada Way, Beckton, London E6 7ER

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Keir Hardie Recreation Ground Tarling Road Canning Town E16

42. Plashet Park

Plashet Grove, East Ham E6 43. Play, Sow and Grow Centre

6 Gay Road, Stratford E15 2RN

49. Stratford Library

3 The Grove

Stratford E15 1EL 50. Stratford Park

West Ham Lane

Stratford E15 51. Tech Shop / E12 Studio Church Road Studios

56-62 Church Road

Manor Park E12 6AF 52. Trinity Centre East Avenue, Manor Park

E12 6SG 53. Upton Community Centre

Claude Road,Plaistow E13 0QB 54. The Web Building

49 Broadway, Stratford E15 4BQ 55. West Ham Park

West Ham Park, (South Gate)

Portway E15 3QJ 56. West Ham United Football Club / Inspire Centre

Boleyn Ground, Green Street

Upton Park E13 9AZ 57. Lee Valley Velopark

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For more information visit www.newham.gov.uk/summer

,E6 Two days of free live music, cabaret entertainment, sport and children’s activities and much more!

,E6 A vibrant procession parading through the streets of East Ham inspired by the World Cup in Brazil.

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,E6 Four nights of free fantastic outdoor live music.

Gates open at 6.30pm every night

,E16 Free family fun by the docks including live music, water-based activities and a fireworks display.