Join A Saturday Club
Young people across the UK are receiving expert tuition in exciting and inspiring subjects – for free. Joining a Saturday Club is a unique chance to learn new skills and meet people who can introduce you to further education and career opportunities. There are no exams and the aim is to explore a subject you love.

Please complete the form below with the knowledge of your parent/ guardian/ carer to register your interest in joining a Saturday Club.


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Search the map to find a Club near you, and visit the Club's page to find out more.
If there is no Club near you please get in touch.

Club Location
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Test Host Partner - Art and Design
Test Host Partner - Fashion and Business


THIS CLUB IS CURRENTLY FULL

By completing this form you are registering interest for the selected Club and will be added to a waiting list. You will be notified if a place becomes available.

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About You


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What school do you go to?



Year group on 01 Sep 2023
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Yr 8
Yr 9
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Yr 11
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Date of Birth

Please note, you must be 13, 14, 15 or 16 to join the National Saturday Club



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Do you identify as being part of any of the below groups

Each Club has a limited number of places and some Clubs prioritise young people from certain backgrounds. Answering this question will enable us to fully process your enquiry.

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Eligible for free school meals, or have received free school meals in the last 5 yearsNeither parent/guardian have attended universityHave experience of Care, this could be through or by the local authority, voluntary or private sectorHave special educational needsAre D/deaf or Hard of HearingAre Neurodivergent (For example, a dyslexic, dyspraxic or autistic person may be said to be neurodivergent)Are a young carer (Do you look after someone at home with a disability, illness or mental health issues?)Are a refugee or asylum seekerAre from a Gypsy, Roma, Traveller, Showman and/or Boater communityFrom a Military FamilySpeak English as an additional languageNone of the abovePrefer not to say


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Please provide any information on how the Saturday Club can provide support for your needs






A person has a disability if they have a physical or mental impairment that has a substantial and long-term adverse effect on their ability to carry out normal day-today activities.

“Long-term” means the impairment has lasted, or is expected to last, for at least 12 months. (Equality Act 2010). 

This can mean that you might have struggles with mental health, learning needs or long-term health conditions.

Do you have a disability?
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I have a physical disability
I have a mental disability
I have both physical and mental disabilities
None
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Disability - If you would like to give more details please do so here



How would you describe your ethnic background?
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Arab/ Arab British
Asian/ Asian British - Bangladeshi
Asian/ Asian British - Chinese
Asian/ Asian British - Indian
Asian/ Asian British - Pakistani
Any other Asian/ Asian British background
Black/ Black British - African
Black/ Black British - Caribbean
Any other Black/ Black British background
Latin American/ Latin American British
Mixed Heritage
White - British
White - Irish
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Would the above parent/ guardian be the emergency contact for this young person?
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How did you hear about the National Saturday Club?
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School/ teacher
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Why do you want to take part in the Saturday Club, and what are you hoping to get out of it?


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