HAPpy Holidays !

What will your kids be doing this summer holiday?

Are they in need of action-packed days with the added benefit of a free meal?

Would they be interested in football, basketball or a multi-sport camp? Maybe they would enjoy being part of a theatre performance or even just spending more time exploring the great outdoors! If so, HAPpy Holiday Camps are taking place across Hertfordshire this summer and might be just the answer!

It’s all thanks to Hertfordshire County Council who have joined forces with the Herts Sports Partnership to organise a huge programme of activity for the school holidays.

Activities will be running in different venues across the county for children and young people aged between 5-16 years, and all include a nutritious meal each day.

If you are an eligible family and your child is in receipt of the Pupil Premium Grant you can book for free using your unique HAPpy Booking Code. When prompted, please make sure you enter the whole code, which includes the ! symbol.

Your unique code is: AQCEH!

You will be able to search for activities using your postcode or child’s age – places are limited and strictly on a first come basis so be quick and book online today at https://www.sportinherts.org.uk/happy/booking

If you are having trouble booking, you’ll find a step by step guide on the booking page explaining what to do. Still need help? Hertfordshire Libraries have computers you can use, and friendly staff who will be able to help. While you’re there, why not check out their ‘Wild World Heroes’ Summer Reading Challenge?

Additionally, there are a range of fun online Enrichment Activities to look through, with ideas for learning more about arts and crafts, history, music and theatre, plus ways to keep your family active for 60 minutes each day! View these at https://www.sportinherts.org.uk/hafhappy

Lastly, our information page has links to a variety of organisations and advice you and your family may find useful. Visit this at https://sportinherts.org.uk/happy/useful-local-services