Youngsters get the vibe this summer
Newcastle neighbourhood Police Community Support Officer Christian Freeth has been working with Bridgend Youth Service throughout August supporting a range of centre-based services aimed at the young people of the area in a special Summer Vibe initiative.
Every Monday afternoon between 3.00pm and 7.00pm PCSO Freeth has been calling in to Bryntirion Junior School where he has been helping organisers provide a range of activities which include arts and crafts, dance, hair and beauty, basketball, pool, table-tennis, football, music and film-making, treasure hunts, quizzes, camp-craft and graffiti workshops.
PCSO Freeth said: “It’s a marvellous opportunity for young people to meet and work together and have some fun while also learning new skills.
“It also means that at the same time the youngsters have a safer summer, so why not come along next Monday and we all look forward to seeing you there!”
Summer Vibe offers a variety of activities, events, workshops and trips for young people in Bridgend County throughout the summer holidays.