HAF activities

This category encompasses family-oriented activities that require the presence of a parent or adult guardian alongside their child. It is important to note that these programs are inclusive of a diverse range of children and young people, relying on the attending adult to supervise and support their child.

The Crafty Bug café (4 to 16 years)

• The Crafty Bug café – SO19 7GQ

Southampton City Cultural Services (mixed ranges)

• Southampton City Art Gallery – SO14 7LY
• Tudor House – SO14 2AD
• Sea City Museum – SO17 7FY

This term refers to a HAF (Holiday Activities and Food) provision that is capable of delivering sessions to a broad spectrum of children and young people who do not require additional support to access the service. This provision is traditionally not an accessible site.

Pro-Coaching Education Ltd (5 to 13 years)

• St Monica Primary School – SO19 8ES
• Newlands Primary School – SO16 9GF
• Hightown Primary School – SO19 6AA

Active Nation (5 to 13 years)

• Chamberlayne Leisure centre – SO19 9SJ

GOALS (7 to 14 years)

• Goals Southampton – SO15 0JW

Adventures 4 Life (5 to 13 years)

• Portswood Tennis Club – SO17 1QT

This designation applies to HAF provisions that can offer sessions or holiday clubs with minimal modifications to their facilities, accommodating the needs of children with moderate additional needs. The provision is traditionally more accessible and secure but may not have the appropriate staffing, resources or facilities to cater for children with more specific needs.

Oasis Hub East (8 to 16 years)

• Oasis Academy Mayfield – SO19 9NA

Globefit (5 to 11 years)

• Edmund Kell U church – SO15 2AY

ActiveMe 360 (4 to 14 years)

• St Marys Primary School – SO14 ILU
• Bassett Green Primary School – SO16 3BZ
• Mason Moor Primary School – SO16 4AS
• Valentine Primary School – SO19 0EP
• Ludlow Junior School – SO19 2DW

Computer Xplorers (4 to 15 years)

• Itchen College – SO19 7TB
• Swaythling Primary School – SO17 3SZ
• Shirley Warren Primary School – SO16 6AY

Adventures 4 Life (4 to 12 years)

• St James’ Nursery – SO16 6UG
• Hollybrook Junior School – SO16 6RL

Testlands (5 to 13 years)

• Oakwood Primary School – SO16 8FD
• Bevois Town Primary School – SO14 6RU
• Tanners Brook Primary School – SO15 4PF
• Oasis Academy Lordshill – SO16 8FA
• Denys Primary School – SO17 2ND

Team Spirit (5 to 11 years)

• Shirley Junior School – SO15 5XE
• Wordsworth Primary School – SO15 5LH
• Highfield CofE – SO17 1PX

JLMS Active for All (4 to 11 years)

• Bitterne Park Secondary School – SO18 1BU

Superstar Sports (4 to 12 and 14 years)

• Mansel Park Primary School – SO16 9HZ
• Holy Family Primary School – SO16 9LP
• Fairisle Junior School – SO16 8BY
• Sinclair Primary School – SO16 8GF
• Redbridge Primary School – SO16 9BB
• Bitterne Park Primary School – SO18 1NX
• Weston Park Primary School – SO19 9HX
• Mount Pleasant Junior School – SO14 0WZ
• Springhill Catholic School - SO15 2HW
• Harefield Primary School - SO18 5NZ

Active Nation (8 to 16 years)

• Snowsports centre – SO16 7AY
• Woodmill Outdoor Centre – SO18 2JR
• Southampton Water Activities Centre – SO14 3FL

Oasis City Farm – Southampton (7 to 16 years)

• Southampton City Farm – SO16 9FQ

360 Degrees Sports Coaching

• Beechwood Junior School - SO18 4EG

This refers to HAF provisions specifically designed to tailor their structure and environment to meet the needs of children with more complex additional requirements with a self-structured service. This provision does not cater for those children who do not have special Educational Needs (SEN).

• Northam Community Centre – SO14 5SP
• Harefield Primary School – SO18 5NZ
• Wetwheels Hamble (Trip from Ocean Village Marina)
• Southampton City Farm – SO16 9FQ

The model represents an integrated holiday club system that combines provisions for Special Educational Needs (SEN) with mainstream offerings. It includes tailored and exclusive SEN-specific sessions that operate alongside a mainstream counterpart.

For instance, at XY School, Club A serves as a mainstream holiday club that accommodates children with lower levels of additional needs. In parallel, Club B functions as the SEN-specific holiday club, hosted at the same location and operated by the same provider. This club adopts a more tailored approach to effectively address the needs of children requiring higher levels of support.

Register your interest in accessing SEN Inclusive Hub’s using the self-referral form. 

An external workshop, conducted by a skilled specialist at our Hub sites, with the aims to enhance service delivery, opportunity and further enrich the provisions.

• Let’s Work Together Nutrition Workshops
• Energise Sports
• Monty’s Community Hub Biking sessions