Leisure activities (young people - SEND)

Two school students with SEN playing with a ball.

We all like to find a particular activity that we enjoy or a new activity we would like to try. 

Sports and other activities:

  • keep you fit and healthy
  • are good for your body
  • refresh your mind
  • help you learn new skills
  • help you make new friends and visit new places
  • make you more confident.

Slough has a lot of activities to offer and places to go to whatever your age or ability. 

You can check the accessibility of venues on AccessAble or download the AccessAble App on Apple and Google Play Stores.

Activities and things to do

Check out:

Slough Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme

If you are between 5 to 16 years (reception to year 11) and eligible for free school meals, you can check out the Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme.

The HAF programme provides:

  • free enjoyable activities 
  • nutritious meals

during the major school holidays (Easter, Christmas and summer).

The sessions include a healthy meal and a variety of exciting activities and sports.

Parks and green spaces

With 76 outdoor playgrounds and play areas across Slough, there are plenty of opportunities for you to enjoy the play facilities in our green spaces.

For free recreation, check your nearest park with a play area, recreation ground on Slough Borough Council website.

Slough Libraries and The Curve

Visit a Slough library to:

  • browse and study
  • use the public computers and free wifi
  • borrow or renew books.

A range of activities for all ages take place at Slough Libraries. Check Slough Libraries events calendar for the latest programme.

You can also find online resources, including e-books and e-magazinesfamily history and learning opportunities!

The Curve is Slough’s library and cultural centre, right in the heart of the town.

The Curve has:

  • a library
  • a café
  • gallery
  • the Slough Museum
  • computer suites
  • free Wi-Fi

Check Accessibility information for Library @ The Curve.

Theme parks

Spend an action-packed day out at a theme park. 

From thrilling rides through history, to mythical beings, theme parks offer great entertainment.

Merlin Entertainments offer The Ride Access Pass which allows you to access to rides via a queuing system for yourself and up to three people (one of which must be age 14+) at:

  • Alton Towers Resort
  • Chessington World of Adventures Resort
  • LEGOLAND Windsor Resort 
  • THORPE PARK Resort. 

The Ride Access Pass removes the need for you to wait within the main ride queue lines, and enter by a dedicated entrance for Ride Access Pass users. It is valid for 3 years. 

Paultons features rides and attractions which include

  • a rollercoaster
  • a log flume
  • a water park
  • adventure golf
  • a 4D cinema
  • birds and animals
  • beautiful landscapes
  • gardens and much more!

Check Paulton's guests with disabilities page to plan your visit.

 

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