Foundation of Light is helping youngsters spring into action throughout the upcoming Easter holidays as our ever-popular holiday courses return.
The fortnight of fun starts at the Beacon of Light from Monday 14 April, with activities for any child no matter their ability or interests.
Our holiday courses provide a safe environment for children to stay active and socialise during school holidays.
Sessions are also taking place further afield in Kirkby Stephen, Beamish, Boldon, and Wellfield as well as other venues within Sunderland.
As well as football sessions for all kinds of players, from those starting their footballing journeys to the ones refining their skills, we are also hosting baking classes, beauty and skincare, and the multi-activity Holiday Club.
Here’s some of our egg-cellent lineup this Easter:
Multi-activities, including arts and crafts, baking, and board games, for 11-16 year olds with special educational needs and disabilities.
With sessions for 5–9-year-olds and children aged 10+, our baking sessions are a great introduction to kitchen techniques in a safe environment.
As well as our 3-day football camps for all abilities between ages 5-14, there are also opportunities to book one-to-one coaching or take part in one of our ‘Train Like a Pro’ days featuring high-level drills and strength and conditioning.
Every day at Holiday Club is different. Participants will take place in a range of activities, from multi-sport to arts and crafts or films and fancy dress.
And much more…
This is just a snapshot of our holiday courses. To see all of our Easter activity, or to make a booking online, head to our booking website:
Foundation of Light is teaming up with Stagecoach North East, which will see the bus operator support a range of community and youth development initiatives across Sunderland and the wider region.
Whether your child wants to develop football skills capable of scaring defenders, or would like to cook up some fang-tastic Halloween bakes, we have you covered this spooky season.
Foundation of Light officially opened its new Nissan Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering Skills Unit at the Beacon of Light, marked by a special ceremony with North East Mayor Kim McGuinness and Foundation Chair of Trustees, Sir Bob Murray CBE.