Walking football is a variant of football that is aimed at keeping people aged over 50 involved with football if, due to a lack of mobility or for other reason, they are not able to play the traditional game. The sport can be played both indoors and outdoors.
Booking is required.
Date reviewed: 10.12.19
Creativities Scunthorpe offers an innovative and outcome focused activities for adults with support needs. Our current client group includes people with Dementia, Autism, Mental Health Needs and Learning Disabilities.
Want to get creative but aren’t sure how? We’ll support you to draw and paint, making collages and mosaics, basically anything you can think of! You can take your art home and enter it into our annual calendar competition.
Every Friday from 9.30am – 12 noon at Unit 4, Suite 2, Park Square on Laneham Street in Scunthorpe.
Date reviewed: 19.7.19
Play session for babies & their parents/carers.
Support for your baby’s development.
The Health Team will be available on a regular basis for advice and information.
For more information, please contact your local Children’s Centre.
Date reviewed: 15.1.20
Opportunity for Childminders to come and play and mingle with other childminders at Ashby Children’s Centre.
Runs term – time only.
Date reviewed: 15.1.20
This Family Bugs session takes place at Bottesford Pavilion in Scunthorpe.
At Music Bugs, our aim is not to teach music, but to allow and encourage young children to develop, grow and explore the world around them through music and song.
Participation in music and singing classes is a great way for your child to socialise and develop in a creative and stimulating environment. In addition, research has shown that singing songs and rhymes on a regular basis helps to widen your child’s vocabulary and listening skills which are an essential part of learning to read, write and communicate.
During a typical 45 minute class, we will sing nursery rhymes, counting songs, knee bouncers, action songs and finger play rhymes. A wide range of props (pom poms, puppets, scarves, bubbles, percussion instruments, hobby horses, and teddies) help to engage your child’s attention and bring our sessions to life.
Family Bugs sessions are suitable for pre-school children and their parents as well as siblings, grandparents, childminders and friends.
There are several weekly music classes across the North Lincolnshire area for varying age groups. Check out the website for further details.
Sessions run term-time only.
Date reviewed: 20.11.19
Free weekly session held every Friday from 9:30am to 12 noon (experience required).
Bookings are required – contact the Hub on 01724 296 759 for more information.
Date reviewed: 24.10.19
Social drop-in, Monday to Friday: 9:30am to 12noon at Tea Pot Hall near Civic Hall.
Friendship, fun and laughter, days out, painting classes and games afternoon. Internet access available
Free of charge and free parking.
Contact 01724 847008 for more information.
Date reviewed: 8.8.19
Penny is a Qualified Fitness instructing ETM. Licensed to teach Zumba, Z kids + Z Kids Jr+Z Step.
All classes are for all abilities and are friendly and fun.
Friday session is 9.45am – 10.30am and costs £4 per session.
Date reviewed: 25.7.19
Walking Netball is a slower version of the game; it is netball, but at a walking pace. The game has been designed so that anyone can play it regardless of age or fitness level.
From those who have dropped out of the sport they love due to serious injury, to those who believed they had hung up their netball trainers many years ago, it really is for everyone.
Date reviewed: 10.12.19
Why not drop-in and make the most of our free activity table, where we have a range of “ARTivities” for youngsters to enjoy. Inspired by our exciting exhibition programme, our artivities change on a regular basis, so there is always something new for your kids to try their hand at!
Available on a Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10am – 4pm.
All ages are welcome.
These activities are free but any donations towards the cost of materials are gratefully received.