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The council is again working with Samworth Brothers to support families with food over the February half term. There will be six pop up venues across the city, running between the 14 and 19 February, that will enable parents of free school meal children to collect food for the half term. Applications close at 11:59pm on Sunday 29 January.
Please follow this link to register:
Year 5KA and 2RS took part in a project focused on the textile industry and its link to the environment. This was called Re-Thread and asked groups to create giant 'sequins' that will be linked together to create a giant art project across the city next year. We created about 40 sequins and sent them off to the project lead. They are now with the artist who is linking these together to create 10 giant pieces that will be displayed to the public next year across Leicester (For example in The Curve Theatre, The Highcross shopping centre etc.).
The Project Information is now available and the exhibition starts on Saturday 13th January. Please use the link to find out more details.
https://artreach.org.uk/latest/re-thread/
School height and weight measurements for Reception and Year 6 pupils will take place in school on:
MONDAY 22nd JANUARY 2024
Please see the update message from the School Age Immunisation Service
Scan the OR code in the picture for more information.
Children and young people who receive benefits related free school meals can take part in our free holiday activities and food (HAF) programme over the winter holiday. The programme sessions will include a variety of activities, such as art, sport and music and a healthy meal will be provided each day your child attends. This winter you can register your child for one free programme. Before you register, please consider the:
• location of the programme and how your child will get there
• days and the time of the programme
• age range of the programme
Registration closes on Tuesday 5 December 2023. Places are limited and will be allocated on a first come first served basis following confirmation of free school meal eligibility.
The full HAF programme information, criteria and details of how to apply can be found at:
Not receiving benefit-related free school meals?
Many of the providers offer other free or paid places that you can register for.
Contact the provider direct for more information. If you think that your child should be receiving free school meals and you have not applied, make an application online at
freeschoolmeals.leicester.gov.uk
Every year in England, school children in reception and year 6 have their height and weight checked at school as part of the National Child Measurement Programme.
Please see the letter which explains how this works.
From train rides to spooky Halloween fun, Beat Box workshops to orienteering – there’s lots to choose from this half-term. Visit the local authority's website to discover the range of free and low-cost events and activities taking place in libraries, museums and other venues.
As you will be aware, the council is again working with Samworth Brothers to support families with children who receive benefits related free school meals or are vulnerable with food over the October half term. There will be six pop up venues across the city that will enable parents of children entitled to free school meals to collect food for the half term.
Parents must register for a place by 11:59pm today (Tuesday 26 September) using the online form in the information sheet. This has been updated to reflect those venues which are full.
Wesley Hall Community Centre are having free children's Keep active & youth club sessions
The Keep active sessions will be starting this Saturday 23rd September 12 - 1pm for children aged 5-12 years.
The Youth Club will be every Friday 7pm till 9pm & Saturday 1pm - 3pm for children aged 8-16 years.
You can call Wesley Hall on 0116 262 6000, for any questions.