On October 30th, Young Greenwich will celebrate the youth service Charlton Athletic Community Trust delivers on behalf of the Royal Borough of Greenwich at The Valley. The long-awaited day will return after two long years – bigger and better!
Taking place just before Charlton Athletic’s home game vs Doncaster Rovers match (3pm kick-off). We can’t wait to see everyone back in person again!
What is Young Greenwich Day?:
For our new members or those who may not be aware, Young Greenwich Day is a free event to celebrate the youth service and young people across the Royal Borough of Greenwich. It is a chance for young people to experience the service through a day of activities and showcasing the great things we do. The day also falls on a matchday so, all our members have the opportunity to watch the match for free (tickets are being made available through promo codes via youth hubs)
After a challenging two years, it is amazing we can welcome all our members once again and celebrate this iconic day.
The day will be filled with exciting activities such as:
• Metro Judo Club activities
• Boxing tips and tricks from Champions 4 Change
• Arts and crafts sessions
• Archery
• Football cage
• Music and dance
• Competition with prizes
And so much more!
*Taking place from 1:15pm at Valley Central Youth Hub and the Family Activity Zone outside the stadium’s West Stand
Head of Youth Service – Jeannette Harrison said: “Young Greenwich Day has truly been missed, I know everyone is looking forward to experiencing what our incredible youth service offers. I can’t wait for everyone to come together."
We look forward to welcoming all our members and partners this Saturday.
If you are interested in attending, click here to sign up to become a member of Young Greenwich and be part of a community of exceptional young people.
* Open to young people aged 8-19, (or up to 25 for young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) who live, study or work in the Royal Borough of Greenwich
For further information or enquiries please email toni.adeoye@cact.org.uk