Special Olympics St Albans (SOSA) provides sporting opportunities for those aged 8 years and over with a learning disability. They use sport as a vehicle to empower their members to enhance their health and wellbeing, develop as individuals, establish friendships and feel equal and valued The project provides year-round weekly sport sessions for athletes aged 8yrs+, in a wide range of sports including Athletics, Swimming, Equestrian and Boccia. SOSA also work with a number of partners to provide additional satellite sessions, such as Rugby, Judo, Golf, Football and Trampolining. In addition to the sessions, members are also able to compete at local, regional or national competitions or get involved in volunteering and coaching opportunities.

Arts, Crafts & Messy-play weekly sessions for under 5's every Wednesday at the Coach House Kitchen, Hatfield Park, Hatfield House, at 10am or 11am

Arts, Crafts & Messy play is all about learning through experience. It involves using all five senses to explore how things feel, smell and taste, as well as what they look and sound like when we interact with them. You can give your child... Read more

The mission of the club is to promote artistic roller skating and offer coaching in the disciplines of Figures, Free Skating and Solo Dance.

We nurture skaters from the very beginning stage through to competition level, National Championships. It is not a requirement that skaters enter competitions, their happiness and enjoyment of the sport is of paramount importance.

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Athletics club catering for all ages from 8 years upwards. Give training in all aspects of track and field athletics and also cross country. See website for more details

Our club's main emphasis is on our younger athletes who compete in the Eastern Young Athletes League (EYAL) and the Hertfordshire under 13's trophy. We combine with our sister club St. Albans Striders, in the Southern Athletics League (for athletes age 17 and over), and the Vets' League during the summer. In the winter we compete in the Chiltern Cross Country League which is for the younger athletes... Read more

Currently we have more than 800 players (boys, girls and disability) registered in around 80 teams with an age range of 7 - 18 years (up to 25 years for Disability teams). We also provide coaching, skill practice and football fun for, at the last count, 150 youngsters under 7. This is provided every Saturday and during school holidays.

Woodcraft Folk is a national charity run by volunteers. Young people develop their self-confidence & awareness of the world through our group nights, residentials & camps, where we use outdoor activities, crafts, songs & games to promote big ideas like sustainability & democracy. Groups meet in St Albans on Thurs/Fri eves: elfins (age 6-9), pioneers (10-12), venturers (13-15) and DFs (16+) . We ask for termly donations to cover costs.

Gymnastics classes for girls and boys aged 5+ within the City of St Albans.

We cater for school years 1-11. We realise most youngsters would like to try hockey out before committing, so we allow up to 4 sessions for a youngster to decide whether to become a member. No initial payment required. Sticks are lent to newcomers. In all cases every parent/guardian must submit a completed Membership Application form (on website)for the first visit. Parents/guardians of Under 9s must stay.

We are a centre for all things musical in St Albans. All abilities can learn with us, from beginners to proficient players! We offer individual lessons and run many ensembles to suite all forms of music!

If your child is new to music then we have the following groups;-

Dalcroze - for ages 3-5, a gentle introduction into rhythm and pitch

Ukulele Banditos... Read more