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BEATBOX @ SWEATBOX

BEATBOX is a term-time only weekly club for young people with special needs aged 11-19 years. BEATBOX is run by professional youth workers aimed at integrating young people with varying special needs into the mainstrream activities of the SWEATBOX Youth Centre. There are lots of…

BEATBOX is a term-time only weekly club for young people with special needs aged 11-19 years.

BEATBOX is run by professional youth workers aimed at integrating young people with varying special needs into the mainstrream activities of the SWEATBOX Youth Centre.

There are lots of exciting activities to try and plenty to get involved in, such as:-

Bouncy Castle

Gladiator Joust

Sumo Wrestling

Badminton

Gaming

Film Nights

Outdoor Sports

We also organise trips out to attractions such as pantomimes, indoor bowling, activity centres, theme parks, cinema and much more!

If you are interested in joining BEATBOX, volunteering or would like more information, please contact us.

Who to contact

Contact Name
Ossa Young
Contact Position
Senior Youth Worker
Telephone
01235 225700 (Ext 2283)
E-mail
oyoung@kaacademy.org

Where to go

Name
Sweatbox Youth Centre
Address
King Alfred's Academy Centre Site
Portway
Wantage
Oxfordshire
Postcode
OX12 9BY

Time / Date Details

When is it on
Thursdays in term-time
Time of day
Afternoon
Term time only
Session Information
4.30pm - 6.00pm

Other Details

Costs

Table of costs
Table of costs
AmountCost Type
£2.00 entry fee

Availability

Age Ranges
11-19 years

Additional Information

Providing services to
11 - 16 years (secondary school age)
16 + years
Young people
Disabled children/young people

Supporting people with
Physical disability
Hearing impairment
Vision impairment
Challenging behaviour
Learning difficulty
Mental health conditions
Autistic Spectrum Condition
Communication impairment

Last checked on 11/08/2021

Record managed by Oxfordshire Family Information Service

This information has been collected from third party providers and Oxfordshire County Council cannot accept responsibility for the accuracy of the information nor does inclusion represent a recommendation or an endorsement. Parents, carers, young people and professionals are recommended to check that organisations and services are appropriate and safe before they attend.
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