Young people across Halton are being invited to take part in a series of free creative summer clubs designed to inspire creativity, develop digital skills and provide engaging activities throughout the school holidays.
Delivered by Digital Arts Box at Grangeway Community Centre, Runcorn, the programme is open to young people aged 8–16 years. The clubs are primarily aimed at children and young people eligible for benefits-related free school meals, with limited places also available for other eligible groups, including those with SEND, an EHCP, young carers and those who are NEET.
The programme offers a different creative theme each week, giving participants the opportunity to explore a variety of digital and hands-on activities:
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Week 1 (27–30 July): Digital Art & Craft Week
- 3D pens
- Tote bag design
- Bead art
- Digital art
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Week 2 (3–6 August): Animation Week
- LEGO animation
- Digital animation
- Paper animation
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Week 3 (10–13 August): Game Design Week
- Video game design
- Board game design
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Week 4 (17–20 August): Minecraft Week
- Build challenges
- 3D character design
- Free play
The free summer clubs aim to provide fun, inclusive learning opportunities that encourage creativity, teamwork and confidence while introducing young people to a range of digital technologies and artistic techniques.
For more information or to register a place, contact Digital Arts Box on 0151 433 2223 or email info@digitalartsbox.org.
Location: Grangeway Community Centre, Runcorn.
For booking details, scan the QR code on the promotional flyer or contact Digital Arts Box directly.
