Southend Jewish Youth Club
We have a very well established club within the Southend community. For many decades we have had a very strong connection with this community with a large number of young people attending our national events, becoming leaders and Hanoar Hatzioni office workers.
On a weekly basis we run Jewish, Israel and social issue based programmes for children aged between 7-16. We also hold one off large scale events based around the holidays, social evenings and leadership training.
Leadership Training - offered to all those over the age of 13.
Interested? Please contact us
Tuesdays 5 - 8pm
Age 7 - 16
King Solomon High School Israel Club
This club is run by our leaders who are in year 13 of the school in conjunction with our Rosh Chinuch (Head of Education). The club consists of a half hour Israel related programme, games and an Israeli style lunch. Entry costs 50p a week.
Monday Lunch
Years 7 -9
Kulanu, Kenton
Kulanu Youth Centre is a fun, vibrant centre with fantastic facilities to suit everyone's needs. Come along for the new, improved, bigger and better Rowley Lane!
We have:
A large sports hall, music room, kitchen and a chill out area.
Price: members £2.50 | non members £4.00 (financial assistance is available)
ONLY 22 minutes from Borehamwood and 12 minutes from Stanmore
For more information click here.
Shenley
Every Thursday we run a lunch time Hanoar club at Clore Shalom Primary school for Year 5. The club was introduced to familiarise the students with informal Jewish education outside of the classroom.
For more information click here to visit the Clore Shalom School website.
Leadership Training
Our leadership training programme covers a wide range of theory and practical areas for needed to become a Hanoar Hatzioni leader on our weekly meetings and residential events such as summer camp.
Not only is Hanoar Hatzioni a great place to learn leadership skills to equip a young person for the youth movement but the training will also help the participants become more confident and active people in wider society.
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