Positive Activities

Oxygen Homework Club for Korean Speakers

A free homework club for Korean speaking young people for support with homework whilst improving English skills.

MASK

Dance, drama and music for ages 11 to 21. Enjoy workshops in a wide range of theatre forms. Develop your acting skills and perform in our next musical. Join us for visits to West End shows and Rose Theatre Kingston. Opportunities to do LAMDA awards. The club is free.

Sparkle

If you are aged 14-19 and live or study in Kingston, Merton, Richmond or Sutton. You could join Sparkle.

Sparkle gives you the chance to learn how sing,dance and make music, the opportunity to display your talents as part of professionally staged shows and events or work backstage or on lights and sound.

YES Film Production

For young people aged 13-19, learn film production skills covering storyboards and scripts, filming, editing and more. Get a DVD of your work and maybe it will be eligible for screening on Channel 4!

For more info call 020 8942 1707 and ask for Steve, Dan or Kane.

Youth Unlimited

Say what you want to say, to whoever you want to say it to. Youth Unlimited is Kingston's magazine made by young people for young people. If you're interested in graphic design, photography, writing, art, modelling, journalism or web design then get in touch with us!

For more info phone or text Nikki King on 07795 813 052.

LGB

Exclusively for lesbian, gay and bisexual young people aged 13-19 and those questioning their sexual identity. For more information, speak to your key worker or call Dora Loizou on 0208 547 6794.

SHARXX

Drop-in advice, information and guidance on sexual health and relationships for all young people aged 13-19. Also free condom distribution.

This service is for you - whatever your disability, sexual preference, faith or culture. On the YoungLivin' Bus, outside JD Sports / Accessorize in Kingston.

SureStart Young Parents Groups

A drop-in group for teen parents and/or expectant parents aged under 25.

Capoeira

Capoeira is a mix of Brazilian martial art, acrobatics, dance, music and self defence.                                       

Club 1316 Gym Sessions

Too young to join a gym? 13 to 16 year olds can use the gyms at Kingston & Wimbledon YMCA centres safely and effectively by joining Club 1316. Work out for only £3.20  a session (after a one-off induction fee of £15), supervised by a fitness instructor. For more information, visit your local KWYMCA centre or visit www.kwymca.org.uk. Parental permission and passport photo required.

Football Coaching

Under 16 year olds - have some fun, play some games, learn new skills and get coaching qualifications with Oxygen Free Football Coaching at the MUGA, Hollyfield School, Surbiton Hill Road, Surbiton KT6 4TU funded by RBK in association with BTS and Kickz.

For more information call 020 8547 0566.

INSPIRE

INSPIRE (INclusive SPort In Recration and Exercise) multi-sports sessions are open to anybody with a disability/special needs aged 8 to 80 and gives you the opportunity to play various sports such as: basketball, cricket, short tennis, volleyball and much more.

Sessions are every fortnight at Chessington Sports Centre, Garrison Lane, Chessington KT9 2JS and cost £3 per session. There is no need to book - just come along on the day. For further details contact 020 8547 5207.

Kickz

Are you aged between 12 to 18 and get a kick out of playing and watching football?

Come along to Fulham FC's Kickz scheme. All sessions are free and open to boys and girls giving the opportunity to train with professional football coaches; play matches and represent Fulham FC Kickz; learn and develop new skills and abilities; make friends and have fun; get fit and healthy; visit Fulham FC.

Police Cadets

Metropolitan Police Volunteer Police Cadets (VPC) is open to young people aged 14 to 21 years. Cadets are drawn from all parts of society and get to work with police officers, police staff, police community support officers, special constables and volunteers.

Albany Park Youth Club

If you're aged 12-16 and are interested in canoeing, kayaking, dinghy sailing, mountain biking, raft building and power boating, then come to Albany Park Youth Club. Facilities at the centre also include Internet access and an HD-ready LCD TV.

£1 entry. For more information call Jon Handley on 020 8549 3066.