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Inclusive BMX club as part of Greenwich BMX (Weekly sessions) Participants do not need to be able to ride a bike, the sessions are to introduce BMX and Cycling and give the experience of what is deemed an extreme sport. Children can begin on the flat surface on a BMX bike, and can progress onto the BMX track if they want to. Progress is encouraged but the sessions are to be enjoyed and for the children and young people to have fun. Brothers/Sisters and friends are welcome to come along and join too.

Access Sport are searching for young people between the ages of 14 and 25 years old with a passion for making a difference through sport to join our National Youth Board and Regional Youth Voice Groups based in Bristol, London and Manchester.   Access Sport is committed to creating an inclusive culture, through fostering a diverse workforce where everyone feels like they belong and differences are valued. We are actively seeking to diversify and create Youth Boards that are welcoming for all and ensuring that they are representative of the communities we…

We are a Watersports based Charity changing people’s lives and building life skills through sailing and rowing. Our primary objective is giving opportunities for disadvantaged and at-risk youths and we offer opportunities for disabled people to participate in activities and courses on an equal level. We bring together people from many walks of life to work together as a community helping others and all our activities and programmes are focussed on teaching…

Air Cadets is for young people aged 13-17 and offers the opportunity to earn BTECs and DoE Awards whilst participating in activities such as flying, sports, target shooting and adventure training. Air Cadets is a ‘military’ youth organisation and it supplies a uniform and promotes good manners and self-discipline.  Volunteering opportunities for 20+ with training in eg City & Guilds Youth Management & Training

Youth Circus is a circus skills class for young people aged 12-17 years. Come along and learn trapeze, juggling, acrobatics, tightwire, and lots more.

The Albany aims to provide: An artistic and community resource where diversity and creativity flourish. A space where new talent is nurtured and exposed to ideas from across the world. High quality creative experiences relating to the communities we serve. A creative centre for learning within the community, contributing to the cultural, social and economic benefit of South East London. Based in the heart of Deptford, the Albany is a performing arts centre with a history stretching back to the nineteenth century. Over the last few years, we have emerged as a new type of arts…

Classes teach drama, song and dance and train children in all the necessary skills to perform on TV and stage. There end-of-term shows for family and friends where children build their confidence on stage. LAMDA acting and musical theatre examinations are available as well as IDTA dance exams in Freestyle Street Dance. Children can take part in an annual West End Variety show as well as numerous local festivals and shows. Each session starts with a full dance warm up then moves on to funky dance routines and singing, followed by fun drama games and exercises.

Open Access: Community Workshop evenings are FREE. Young people no longer have to worry about paying to attend; its free and open to all.   We offer a wide range of activities in the evenings, from digital media and computing to cooking and mountain biking. Best of all, you can pick and choose which activity you’d like to take part in on any given night. Community Workshop is open to people aged 11-19 [and up to 25 with a recognised disability] .If you are interested in joining please fill in our enquiry…

For action and adventure, fun and friendship, the Army Cadet Force is hard to beat. With 41,000 cadets (aged 12-18) and 9,500 adults in over 1,600 locations in every corner of the United Kingdom, the ACF is one of the country’s largest voluntary youth organisations. It is also one of the oldest tracing its history back to 1859. To develop personally and physically, providing a broad range of largely free, challenging, educational and adventurous opportunities. Cadets develop…

Better Sport Development works alongside the Royal Borough of Greenwich to deliver community sport and physical activity programmes for various groups of people living in the borough.  Our aim is to get more people, more active, more often. The work we do is linked to the Greenwich Get Active programme, a council-run initiative aimed at getting all people across the borough to be more physically active and live a healthier lifestyle.   The timetable of inclusive activities for…