What drinks will be provided during the HAF Programme?
Water will be provided at all HAF venues and dates. Water bottles can also be refilled during the sessions. We ask where possible that children only bring water or milk with them to drink.
Water will be provided at all HAF venues and dates. Water bottles can also be refilled during the sessions. We ask where possible that children only bring water or milk with them to drink.
Please dress your child in comfortable, casual clothes suitable for active sessions, the weather, and that you don’t mind getting messy from any crafts or food. Your child will also need to bring a coat, and preferably be wearing trainers.
Every HAF session with Magna Vitae will involve active sessions, a free meal, food education and crafts. The sports or crafts will vary depending on the session and venue.
If your child has a medical condition, allergy, takes any medication, or has an ECHP plan from school, please make us aware on the booking system and on any food order form (if allergy/food related). Our teams will then review this information before the day your child attends, to make sure that we can provide … Continued
Eligibility for HAF places can be found on Lincolnshire County Council’s website by clicking here.
‘HAF’ is the Holiday Activity & Food programme funded by the government. This programme runs at Skegness, Louth and Mablethorpe. The aim is to provide opportunities to be active, socialise and providing fun ways to learn about food education as well as a free meal at every session.
Your child will need lunch, a water bottle (preferably refillable), snacks, sun hat and sun cream and a waterproof coat (which hopefully we won’t need to use!)
We encourage children to mix with each other right from the start and we never leave anyone out. Our first games and activities are icebreakers, ideal for those children who may not know anyone.
Of course! Our delivery team are experienced, qualified and are fully trained. Each member of staff holds a valid DBS check and is trained in First Aid.
We encourage all children to have a go at the activities, even if they don’t like it or feel they are bad at it. We don’t force children to take part but if they don’t want to join in we ask them to assist in other ways like keeping score and setting out equipment. We … Continued