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Dec 2022

Eight holiday clubs, which are free for those receiving benefits-related free school meals during term-time, will operate in the Harrogate district over Christmas.
The clubs provide food and activities for pupils during the holidays and are available to all children but free for families whose children receive free school meals.
North Yorkshire County Council invests more than £135,000 in its holiday club programme, known as FEAST. During the summer holidays, 12,000 children in the county took part in the initiative, which included activities ranging from sports and forest camps to dance and drama workshops.
The FEAST programme aims to tackle the financial strain school holidays have on family finances amid the cost-of-living crisis.
Activities in the Harrogate district run from December 19 to January 2.
King James School in Knaresborough is among those taking part. Its 'Dopeamin programme' helps young people take care of their wellbeing and develop a positive mind-set through fitness, nutrition and other techniques.
Here is the calendar for the upcoming clubs across Harrogate district:
More information regarding the holiday clubs can be found on the FEAST programme website.
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