Things to do outside of school
Across the UK and in your local area universities, colleges and cultural institutions are opening their doors on a Saturday to welcome 13–16 year olds to study subjects they love for free.
This is a free opportunity to build skills, grow in confidence and find out more about future study and careers. Apply to join: saturday-club.org/join
Available Subjects :Art&Design Craft&Making Fashion&Business Performance&Theatre Film&Screen Science&Engineering Society&Change Writing&Talking
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Spotlight Events
Spotlight at Tower Hamlets is a youth space where you can be yourself, rest, relax and have fun. It is a Safe Space for everyone – no worry, no stress. Get Mentored by industry-leading experts in the arts, sports, and music. Boost your skills and CV in careers clinics, and more.
Spaces on programmes are fully funded and open to all aged 11 – 19, and up to 25 with SEND.
Book your place: www.wearespotlight.com/programme
Basketball Training Programs
Watch Tower Bridge open and visit the famous Walkaway
At certain times of the day, the bridge opens to let large boats through. check the lift times to see when this happens. You can also get your photos in the glass-floored gallery.
Want to know more ? visit the website of Tower Bridge
Book your free tickets and visit the new exhibition about the power of music, opening in October.
Watch stunning IMAX documentaries, along with visitor favourites including Wonderlab, Power Up, Exploring Space and more. Find out more at Science Museum
Watch the street performers at Covent Garden
Covent Garden is a place for street performers to entertain a crowd. found at the West end of the plaza. You will also see the human statues , magicians, musicians and comedians. They are all free to watch welcoming donations at the end of their performances
Natural History Museum
London’s Natural History Museum is one of the best museums in the world. Did you know that the once famous dinosaur skeleton in the main entrance hall, has now been replaced by a blue whale's skeleton hanging from the ceiling?
