Local Offer leisure and activities
Holiday activities and food programme
The Bromley holiday activities and food (HAF) programme is for children who are in receipt of benefits related free school meals, including specific provisions available for children with SEND or additional needs.
Short breaks and respite support for disabled children and young people
Often referred to as “respite” short breaks provide opportunities for disabled children and young people 0 – 18 to have enjoyable experiences away from their primary carers, contributing to their social inclusion and personal and social development. They also provide the parents and carers of disabled children and young people with a necessary and valuable break from their caring responsibilities.
Summer clubs and schemes 2021
Find the range of commissioned short break summer holiday clubs and schemes provided by the childrens disability team short breaks service.
MyMax discount card
The My Max Card is a discount card for families of children with disabilities. It can help you save money on great days out at castles, zoos, bowling alleys and more.
Bromley Children and Family Centres
The centres are places where children can make friends and learn as they play. Parents and carers can access professional advice on health and family matters, learn about training and job opportunities or just socialise with other people.
Bromley Youth Support Program (BYSP)
This program runs throughout the year and is for young people from Year 6 up until the age of 19 (25 if you have a disability). BYSP brings together different services for young people.
Phoenix Youth Clubs Inters Club
Community activities
The following clubs and activities are offered by organisations in and around Bromley. Please contact the provider directly to enquire about the availability of clubs, dates and times, age ranges and pricing.
During the coronavirus (COVID19) pandemic some services will have changed the way they operate. Please check with the provider to ensure that clubs/activities are still available.
Bromley Council do not endorse these clubs and activities by including them on this list. Please make sure that you have made your own enquiries about the suitability of each club or activity for your child or young person before attending.
Art and creative
Providing Saturday and school holiday activities fun and educational activities for children and young people with complex disabilities including, but not limited to, autism, severe learning disabilities, physical disabilities and/or complex health needs.
Autism specific clubs and activities
Providing social clubs, specialist trampolining and technology projects, holiday programmes, residential trips and family support for children, young people and families affected by autism.
Choirs
One choir is a fully inclusive SEN choir where you will learn the skills required to sing in a group and develop your musicianship skills.
Cricket
Disability cricket for children in Bromley
Cricket for children aged 8 – 19 with physical and learning difficulties
Cycling
Dance
Football
Upbeats, Down Syndrome football
Kicks, Pan disability football
Horse riding
Multi-sports
Teach Sport Bromley Buzzers Academy
Scouts
Special Needs Scouts 9th West Wickham
A scout group for young people who are unable to access mainstream scouting due to their additional needs.
Swimming
Tennis and ball games
Trampolining
Outdoor sports and activities
Cinemas in Bromley
Libraries
Museums and galleries
Parks in Bromley
Community and public toilets
Changing Places toilets
People with profound and multiple learning disabilities, as well people with other physical disabilities often need extra equipment and space to allow them to use the toilets safely and comfortably. These needs are met by Changing Places toilets.