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Bolton Toy Library is a registered charity established in 1981,providing therapeuticplay opportunities across the borough for 0-25yrs. Our ethos is to improveoutcomes for children,supportingtheir social and emotional wellbeing. At our base we provide stimulatingfree play through open access drop-in for parents, grandparents and foster carers. Come along to meet others at our play & loan sessions, supported by skilled staff and volunteers.We have a wide range of play resources to meet Birtenshaw College, Glaisdale Close, BL2 2HW (01204) 395079 boltontoylibrary@yahoo.co.uk
All Star Sports is an innovative and progressive sports development company based in Bolton &Manchester. Our vision is to “give all young people access to safe, affordable, high quality games activities in their area.” We specialise in the delivery of EYFS Sport Sessions. Along withour weekend drop-in sessions we also work closely with nurseries and pre-schools to ensure that all of our sessions effectively support learning through active play in all 2-6 year olds. We deliver Bolton College, Deane Road, BL3 5BG (07930) 375590 info@allstarsports.co.uk
Dawsons Academy is a well established and well respected Dance and Stage School. The Academy isbased in the Bolton Town Centre, Established in 1987 and with over30 years in business (30th Anniversary)this speaks for itself. It is a centre which provides over 130 classes a week in all forms of the Performing Arts, covering Dance Singing and Stagework for children students and adults off all ages and levels starting from the ages of 3 years. The Academy was the first dancing school in the town to 34-38 Great Moor Street, BL1 1NJ (01204) 842481 ddawson@boltonacademy.co.uk
Building Opportunities is a service which is run by Ashcroft School. We offer students aged 14 to 19, who have struggled with the traditional school or college placements opportunities to enter one of the fastest growing industries – construction. We have developed a provision offering a number of construction based vocational activities. These offer students the opportunity to gain industry recognised qualifications at levels 1 and 2 in a range of specialist areas. The centre is Schools Hill, SK8 1JE (01612) 834848 enquiries@togethertrust.org.uk
National Deaf Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) Northern Arm Newcastle, York and Manchester Description National Deaf CAMHS is a highly specialised mental health service for deaf children and young people with mental health issues. The service also accepts referrals for hearing children of deaf parents (see below for who this service is for). The service operates a team around the child and family model, employing deaf and hearing staff (including psychiatrists, psychologists, National Deaf CAMHS, Lime Trees, 31 Shipton Road, YO30 5RE (01904) 294231 trichardson1@nhs.net
Alderwasley Hall School and Sixth Form Centre is an independent specialist day and residential school for young people aged 5 to 19 years with Specific Language Disorders, Asperger’s Syndrome and High Functioning Autistic Spectrum Disorders, all of whom experience complex speech, language and communication needs. We also have expertise in working with children and young people with Acquired Brain Injury. The School and Sixth Form Centre are located on separate sites within five miles of Alderwasley Hall School, DE56 2SR (01332) 378840 caroline.eaton@senadgroup.com
Current Productions Available (2019) Primary Schools – Teachers – Are you worried about your pupils’ online habits, do you want to change how they use the internet and why? Perhaps your worried about whatsapp groups which can cause bullying? Please call 0161 637 5858 and speak to Jayne or email her on Jayne@footlightstheatre.co.uk to discuss your school needs. February 2019 ‘Wi Fi’ –A play tackling cyber-bullying, abduction and friendshipsApril 2019 ‘WW1 48 Kansas Ave, 48 Kansas Avenue, M50 2GL (01616) 375858 jayne@footlightstheatre.co.uk
Dream to Dance has a mission to encourage children of all abilities to come and learn fun routines in a friendly environment, grow their confidence and make new friends! Run by two university graduates, we are passionate about sharing our knowledge and techniques; working towards performances to share Thornleigh Salesian College, Sharples Park, BL1 6PQ (07960) 649468 dreamtodancebolton@gmail.com
Date and Time: 23 Jan. 2020 from 17:00 to 17:45
For ages 5 to 15 years. - Max number of participants is 10. Able-bodied siblings may participate, but will be charged Booking necessary in advance St Joseph's RC High School and Sports College, Chorley New Road, Horwich, BL6 6HW 01204 488131 secretarybdsa@hotmail.co.uk
Date and Time: 27 Jan. 2020 from 18:00 to 19:00
We run every Thursday a new project designed for young peoplewho are Not in Education, Employment, or Training (alsocalled NEET) for less than one year. This group is aimed athelping young people find employment, training or collegeYoung people are welcome to come down to work as agroup on their CV or on interviews for instance. 125 Deansgate, BL1 1HA 01204 522855 andrea@boltonymca.co.uk
Date and Time: 23 Jan. 2020 from 13:00 to 15:00
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