Two hours of climbing, archery and games at Minehead Youth Club

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Two hours of climbing, archery and games at Minehead Youth Club

A 2-hour, term-time session at Minehead Eye led by qualified youth workers, combining arts, sports and social play for children in school years 5+.

Two hours of climbing, archery and games at Minehead Youth Club.

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Location
Minehead
Operator
Minehead EYE CIC
Category
Climbing
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Minehead Youth Club compresses a varied programme into a focused two-hour block: arts and crafts, archery, climbing and a rota of team games such as dodgeball and nerf, all run by qualified Youth Workers. The sessions use the skatepark and club spaces to host activities that change week to week; they’re aimed squarely at school children in Years 5 and above, run during term time and require advance booking. Practicalities are simple—the session costs £1 per young person and, while the café and tuck shop are closed, fresh fruit and squash are provided free of charge.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE PROGRAMME

A rotating mix of activities

Sessions include a wide range of activities — from arts and crafts to archery, climbing, football, pool table, dodgeball and nerf — arranged as a varied, two-hour programme so each week feels different.

THE STAFF

Led by qualified Youth Workers

Each session is run by qualified Youth Workers who structure activities to foster fun and friendship among attendees.

THE PRACTICALS

Affordable, term-time sessions for Years 5+

The club runs during term time, is open only to children in school years 5 and above, and costs just £1 per young person—advance booking is essential.

What the day feels like

What the two hours feel like

Two hours at Minehead Youth Club moves quickly: stations and games rotate through the skatepark and indoor spaces, offering hands-on crafts, target sports like archery, climbing elements and team matches. The emphasis is on active play and social mixing under the supervision of trained youth staff.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this session is designed for — and who it isn’t.

1
School-aged children (Years 5+)Ideal: the session is specifically for children in school years 5 and above.
2
Younger childrenNot suitable: children below school year 5 are not eligible for these sessions.
3
Term-time attendeesDesigned to run during term time only; sessions are scheduled accordingly.
4
Budget-conscious familiesGood fit: the club operates at a low cost per young person, making it accessible for regular attendance.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to bring

Light, comfortable clothing suitable for active play is appropriate; the club provides a selection of fresh fruit and squash during the session and the café/tuck shop is closed.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is each session?

Each session lasts 2 hours.

Who can attend?

Sessions are for children in school years 5 and above only.

When do sessions run?

Sessions run during term time (scheduled on Mondays).

Where do attendees meet?

Meet at Minehead Eye.

Is there a cost and do I need to book?

The session costs £1 per young person and booking in advance is essential.

Are refreshments available?

The café and tuck shop are closed during the session, but fresh fruit and squash are provided at no extra cost.

What activities are offered?

Activities may include arts and crafts, archery, climbing, football, pool table, dodgeball, nerf and more; the skatepark is used to host a range of these activities.