Bookings go live from Friday (26 June) and there are over 33,000 free places available across the city, delivering more than 748 activity days in total.

Activities range from arts, crafts and drama to sports, cooking, martial arts and snooker. There are trips out too and all activities include a meal – there’s something for everyone to enjoy

Councillor Jacqui Coogan, Cabinet Member for Children and Young People, said:

‘As a council we always want to be there for all our residents when they need us and we know HAF helps parents during the long summer holidays and is much loved by children and young people.

‘Working with our great range of city partners and with funding from the Department for Education, we can ensure there’s something for everyone in every area of Wolverhampton.

‘But places are offered on a first come, first served basis and demand is always high, so please make sure you book as soon as possible, as soon as booking go live this Friday.’

Find out more and book from Friday at Yo! Wolverhampton Young Opportunities.

To be eligible for HAF your child must go to a Wolverhampton school and get benefit related free school meals; or have a SEND plan; or be supported by a Social Worker; or be educated at home. Pupils in receipt of universal free meals are encouraged to apply for FSM to ensure access to HAF.

For full eligibility details, visit Accessing free school holiday activities with food during school breaks.