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Bath youth clubs: where young people can make friends, have fun and try something new

Discover youth clubs across Bath offering young people a safe place to make friends, learn new skills and have fun after school.



Bex Shreeve from Mentoring Plus highlights some of Bath’s youth clubs.

Young people looking to meet new friends and enjoy new experiences can choose from a wide range of open-access youth clubs across Bath.

These relaxed, inclusive sessions offer primary and secondary-aged children and young people a safe place to socialise, develop new skills and have fun. From sports and creative activities to outdoor adventures, there’s something to suit a variety of interests.

Discover youth clubs across Bath offering young people a safe place to make friends, learn new skills and have fun after school.

While some of the clubs are term time only, others do hold holiday sessions. Before attending, it’s always worth contacting the organiser. Some clubs require advance registration and every group has its own atmosphere, so it’s worth checking which is the best fit for your child.

Know of a youth club that isn’t listed? Get in touch and let us know.

Bath City Farm

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Bath City Farm offers several free sessions throughout the week, giving young people the chance to spend time outdoors, care for animals, learn practical skills and improve their wellbeing.

After School Club

  • Who? Ages 5-11 living in Twerton, Whiteway and Southdown
  • When? Thursday, 4pm-5.30pm
  • Activities include caring for animals, cooking, gardening, woodworking, climbing trees, den building and more.

Farm Hands

  • Who? Ages 11-16 living locally
  • When? Tuesday, 4pm-5.30pm
  • A hands-on outdoor session focused on animal care and nature.

Wellbeing Wednesdays

  • Who? Ages 16-25
  • When? Wednesday, 3pm-4.30pm
  • A relaxed drop-in featuring arts and crafts, practical activities and nature-based wellbeing.

Where? Bath City Farm, BA2 1NW

Cost: Free. Some sessions require booking or an application form.

Contact: Charlotte Hosford – email hidden; JavaScript is required or 01225 481269

Website: www.bathcityfarm.org.uk/for-children

Note: Activities run throughout the year.

Batheaston Youth Club

Weekly sessions where young people can relax, connect and enjoy football, basketball, table tennis, gymnastics, music, board games, arts and crafts, and cooking.

Where? Batheaston Village Hall, BA1 7EP

When? Tuesday and Thursday, 6.30pm-8.30pm, ages 11-18

Cost: £1 entry. Tuck shop available.

Hosted by: Batheaston Parish Council

Website: www.batheaston-pc.gov.uk/batheaston-youth-club

Note: Term time only.

Odd Down Youth Club

An inclusive open-access youth club where young people can enjoy activities, have fun and learn new skills.

Where? Odd Down Community Centre, BA2 2TL

When? Friday, 4pm-6pm, ages 11-16

Cost: Free, with activities and snacks provided.

Hosted by: Youth Connect South West

Website: www.youthconnectsouthwest.org.uk/whats-on

Note: Holiday sessions run occasionally. Check the website for updates.

Percy Youth Group

A relaxed weekly youth club where young people can enjoy activities, socialise and connect.

Where? Percy Community Centre, BA1 2BN

When? Thursday, 6pm-8.30pm, ages 11-17

Cost: Free, with food and activities provided.

Hosted by: Percy Community Centre

Website: www.percycentre.org.uk

Note: Runs all year.

Riverside Youth Clubs

Riverside Thursday Youth Club (A5)

Two welcoming weekly sessions for young people aged 11-19. The Art Club offers a quieter creative environment, while the Youth Club provides a lively space to meet friends and take part in activities.

Where? Riverside Youth Hub, London Road, BA1 4LT

When:

  • Wednesday, 5.30pm-7.30pm – Art Club
  • Thursday, 6pm-8pm – Youth Club

Cost: Free, with food, activities and art materials provided.

Hosted by: Mentoring Plus

Website: www.mentoringplus.net/for-young-people/youth-clubs

Note: Term time only.

Roundhill Youth Club

An open-access youth club offering activities, snacks and a welcoming place to make friends and learn new skills.

Where? Roundhill Youth Hub, BA2 1LG

When:

  • Monday, 4.30pm-6pm, Years 7-13
  • Wednesday, 3pm-4.30pm, Years 5 and 6

Cost: Free

Hosted by: LUX Youth Project

Website: www.luxyouthproject.co.uk/audience/young-people

Note: Some holiday sessions run. A Wednesday Fire Pit evening for Years 10-13 also takes place when weather allows.

SPACE and SPACE TO BE

Inclusive groups for LGBTQ+ young people to meet others, make friends and receive support.

Where: Central Bath and Twerton (locations available on request)

When:

  • Wednesday, 6pm-8pm, ages 13-21
  • First Thursday of each month, 5.30pm-7.15pm, under 13s and parents/carers

Cost: Free, with food and activities provided.

Hosted by: Off The Record

Website: www.offtherecord-banes.co.uk/space-lgbtq

Note: Runs throughout the year, excluding Christmas.

Southside Youth Club

Creative and active sessions where young people can explore interests, develop new skills and make friends.

Where? Southside Youth Hub, BA2 1NR

When? Tuesday and Wednesday, 6.30pm-8.30pm, ages 11-19

Cost: Free

Hosted by: Youth Connect South West

Website: www.youthconnectsouthwest.org.uk/whats-on

Note: Holiday sessions run occasionally. Check the website for updates.

Weston Youth Club

An inclusive youth club with activities, games and snacks.

Where? Outdoor location in Weston. Contact the organisers for details.

When? Monday, 7pm-9pm, ages 11-19

Cost: Free, with activities and snacks provided.

Hosted by: Youth Connect South West

Website: www.youthconnectsouthwest.org.uk/whats-on

Note: Holiday sessions run occasionally. Check the website for updates.

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