Centre Spot Summer Camp at Leisure United

Centre Spot was founded in 2008 by local people passionate about supporting disadvantaged young people, to engage in positive activities and giving them brighter futures. Centre Spot CIC uses physical activities to support young people from communities in the Black Country to adopt healthier lifestyles, divert from negative activities, and raise aspirations.

Centre Spot was founded in 2008 by local people passionate about supporting disadvantaged young people, to engage in positive activities and giving them brighter futures. Our directors and coaching staff have extensive knowledge of the realities of growing up in the Black Country, the needs of local young people, the barriers they face and the strengths they possess. Centre Spot CIC uses physical activities to support young people from deprived communities in the Black Country to adopt healthier lifestyles, divert from negative activities, and raise aspirations. This includes projects targeting young people at risk of crime or marginalisation, and personal development and employability projects.

Over the years, Centre Spot has gained a very good reputation for delivering engaging and exciting activity sessions throughout Sandwell. Our reputation and excellent work mean that children and young people attend our sessions diligently. Our coaches have gained vast experience and understanding of the children we work with, their needs, and how we can meet them. This enables us to work collaboratively with children, and parents to deliver high quality fun sessions. We have successfully delivered the HAF programme for the last few years and have used the lessons learnt as well as all the feedback received to design a unique programme.

Children will learn new skills, games, and learn soft skills such as decision making, team work, and problem solving, all whiles having a lot of fun, and making new friends.

Our organisation is built around providing accessible and inclusive sporting activity through differentiation and adaptations alongside high staff-participant ratios to meet the needs of all who want to take part. Sessions will be open to children from across the local areas and will be inclusive of SEND and non-SEND participants. We are confident that we can deliver a programme that works to meet local children’s needs and have strong evidence for our ability to achieve these outcomes. We regularly work with SEND children in mainstream settings across our programme of community and school-based activities and use staff who are specially qualified and experienced in providing high quality activities/outcomes for SEND participants. Please contact the provider for more information.