The Dome Youth Zone will be a vibrant, purpose-built space for Crewe’s young people, fizzing with energy and packed with state-of-the-art facilities. As a local charity, it’s designed to inspire, support and empower the next generation. At its heart will be a team of dedicated, skilled youth workers who truly believe in young people; they will help them discover their potential and build their confidence, ambition and skills to reach it.
For £3 a month there’ll be something for everyone to get involved with and enjoy; from sports and fitness to creative arts, music and employability workshops, as well as a hot meal included with every visit (excluding partnerships night).
Because sometimes, one activity can be the start of something much bigger.
JUNIOR SESSIONS
Young people aged 8 years to school year 6.
SENIOR SESSIONS
Young people from school year 7 to-19 years, or up to 25 for those with SEND.
FAMILY SESSIONS
These offer families the chance to enjoy activities together in a safe and welcoming environment. All young people must attend with an adult, who remains responsible for them throughout the session. Young people ages 8 – 19, or up to 25 with SEND, must be registered as a Dome member before attending, whereas younger siblings are welcome but must remain supervised at all times.
SEND SESSIONS
These offer a quieter, calmer environment with higher staff ratios tailored for young people with complex needs or neurodivergence. Our dedicated team will endeavour to facilitate a seamless transition for young people into our busy universal evening sessions.
The Dome will be part of national charity Onside’s Network of Youth Zones
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