Youth Clubs and Groups
Girl Guides (Village College)
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Burwell Action Group
(9 upwards)
Recreation Ground Pavillion
Monday 7.00pm. Girls Group 9 upwards, Phoenix Room, Friday 7.00pm.
Contact: Linda Rodgerson
01638610209
Recreation Ground Pavillion
Monday 7.00pm. Girls Group 9 upwards, Phoenix Room, Friday 7.00pm.
Contact: Linda Rodgerson
01638610209
Burwell Action For Youth
(CURRENTLY SUSPENDED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE)
See Facebook or Web Site for more latest information
Youth Club Open Every Wednesday (term time)
Juniors (5-7) 6.30 - 8.00pm.
Seniors (7+) 8.00 - 9.30pm.
The Phoenix Room, CB25 0DU Burwell, Cambridge
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See Facebook or Web Site for more latest information
Youth Club Open Every Wednesday (term time)
Juniors (5-7) 6.30 - 8.00pm.
Seniors (7+) 8.00 - 9.30pm.
The Phoenix Room, CB25 0DU Burwell, Cambridge
BAFY Facebook Page BAFY Web Site
Dance Classes
Guildhall Age 2 to 12 years.
Thursdays 3.45 to 7pm. Jane Newbury, 117 High Street, Swaffham Bulbeck
01223 812154
Thursdays 3.45 to 7pm. Jane Newbury, 117 High Street, Swaffham Bulbeck
01223 812154
Duke Of Edinburgh Award
Junior Friends of Burwell Museum
42 Group
The 42 Group in Burwell offers summer outdoor
Education and youth exchanges. Contact Alan Johnson
01638613011
01638613011
Army Cadets CAMBSACF
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Aimed at young people between the ages of 12-18 3/4.
Every Thursday between 19.30 - 21.30 hrs at the cadet centre adjacent the sports centre and the library on the village college grounds, accessible from Buntings Path. Burwell Detachment. - ACF Centre Burwell Village College, The Causeway, Burwell CB25 0DX
County HQ at Waterbeach
01223 862949
"Being an Army Cadet means that you get to do lots of activities you wouldnt normally do. You won't be part of the Army, though you will get a uniform, free of charge, and will just have to get yourself some good boots. Activities are provided at very low cost or even free. If you've ever wanted to do the Duke of Edinburgh's Award, that's something we can help you with, and your cadet activities can even count towards proper qualifications like BTEC First Diplomas, which are equivalent to four GCSEs. But above all, being an Army Cadet is about having fun and making good friends."
CAMBSACF
Duke of Edinburgh's Award
Every Thursday between 19.30 - 21.30 hrs at the cadet centre adjacent the sports centre and the library on the village college grounds, accessible from Buntings Path. Burwell Detachment. - ACF Centre Burwell Village College, The Causeway, Burwell CB25 0DX
County HQ at Waterbeach
01223 862949
"Being an Army Cadet means that you get to do lots of activities you wouldnt normally do. You won't be part of the Army, though you will get a uniform, free of charge, and will just have to get yourself some good boots. Activities are provided at very low cost or even free. If you've ever wanted to do the Duke of Edinburgh's Award, that's something we can help you with, and your cadet activities can even count towards proper qualifications like BTEC First Diplomas, which are equivalent to four GCSEs. But above all, being an Army Cadet is about having fun and making good friends."
CAMBSACF
Duke of Edinburgh's Award
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