St Andrew’s is a community based youth club which provides activities that are enabling, educational, fun and participative for young people from the ages of 5 to adulthood.
The Club offers a safe, welcoming and active environment and aims to do right by our members to help them help themselves and others.
Spread over a three storey, purpose built premises, we offer something for everyone – from archery to music production, cookery to chess, screen printing to photography, karate to arts and crafts; in addition we field four football teams every weekend.
As well as providing in-house training we work with external partners to extend our offering to members – examples include projects with the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, Tate Britain, the Supreme Court and the English National Opera.
- Music
- Cookery
- Boxing
- Discussion sessions
- Crafts
- Indoor games
- Computers
- Informal counselling
- Lots more - like archery, photography, theatrical make-up and snowboarding - where we have the resources to help members learn new skills.
As a community-based youth club we are welcoming to all – primarily young people but also families and older members of the community. Our Gym, is a great example of how we open our doors to the local community during the day.
St Andrew’s is a community based youth club which provides activities that are enabling, educational, fun and participative for young people from the ages of 5 to adulthood.
The Club offers a safe, welcoming and active environment and aims to do right by our members to help them help themselves and others.
Spread over a three storey, purpose built premises, we offer something for everyone – from archery to music production, cookery to chess, screen printing to photography, karate to arts and crafts; in addition we field four football teams every weekend.
As well as providing in-house training we work with external partners to extend our offering to members – examples include projects with the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, Tate Britain, the Supreme Court and the English National Opera.
- Music
- Cookery
- Boxing
- Discussion sessions
- Crafts
- Indoor games
- Computers
- Informal counselling
- Lots more - like archery, photography, theatrical make-up and snowboarding - where we have the resources to help members learn new skills.
As a community-based youth club we are welcoming to all – primarily young people but also families and older members of the community. Our Gym, is a great example of how we open our doors to the local community during the day.
