LBL After School Club and Holiday Play Scheme

12/07/2023

Free children’s activities at Finchley Youth Theatre, 10am-12:30pm on Thursday 13th July

04/07/2023

This Saturday at Martin Primary School, 8th July from 12-3pm! 🎉☀️

02/09/2022

**Job Opportunity**

LBL are looking for a playworker to join our small and friendly club at Monken Hadley School in Hadley, Barnet. The right candidate will be responsible, enthusiastic, hard working and enjoy working with children. DBS check will be carried out and training on first aid, food hygiene and Safeguarding will be given. The role involves setting up the room for activities, supervising children with indoor and outdoor play, serving light snacks and liaising with parents and the club manager.
LBL After School Club is an equal opportunities employer. We welcome candidates from all backgrounds. Apply below through Indeed or email a CV to [email protected]

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LBL After School Club
Play Worker
Barnet EN4

LBL After School Club

30/07/2022

Looking for something to entertain the children at the weekends? Head to the CHICKENSHED and watch (and participate!) in How to Make a Better World - a fantastic show for children who want to make a better future for the next generation 🌎🌍🌏

Dates & Times: Sat 6, Sun 7 & Sat 13 Aug, 1.30pm
Running time: 50mins | Studio Theatre
Ages: 6-11yrs
Tickets: £7.50

Join us at our Children's Festival of Fun for this interactive show - perfect viewing for 6-11yr olds.

14/06/2022

Come and say hello to us at the children’s activity area this Sunday 19th June at the East Finchley Festival! We’ll have lots of free activities including beat the goalie, spin a prize, hook a duck, nail painting, glitter tattoos, arts and crafts and a professional face painter (£3 cash). Looking forward to seeing you there! 😀

14/06/2022

“Children who learn to play well with others at pre-school age tend to enjoy better mental health as they get older, new research shows. The findings provide the first clear evidence that ‘peer play ability’, the capacity to play successfully with other children, has a protective effect on mental health.”

Children who learn to play well with others at pre-school age tend to enjoy better mental health as they get older, new research shows.

01/02/2022

Happy, wonderful, fun Lunar New Year wishes from your friends at The World of Eric Carle! Wishing you a fantastic year of the TIGER!

02/12/2021

LBL After School Club is looking for a new playworker to join our lovely club at Coppetts Wood School, N10 1JS. The hours are 3pm-5:45pm, Monday to Friday term time only (overtime is available at our holiday club at nearby Martin School, N2). Start date Jan 2022 (negotiable). Part time contact also available if preferred.

If you like working with children, are creative, responsible and enthusiastic then please get in touch at [email protected].

17/08/2021

LBL After School Club is looking for a responsible and proactive deputy manager for our Martin School site, N2 9JP. If you have experience in working with children and have good leadership skills, please get in touch! We’re a friendly and professional team and would love to welcome a new and enthusiastic member of staff to join us.

Hours are 3-6pm term time plus holiday club hours as part of a rota. DM or drop us an email to find out more!

21/06/2021

We’re open for summer bookings!

Open all day from 8-6pm, Monday 26th July to Friday 27th August 2021 😎

- Ofsted registered ✅
- DBS checked ✅
- Paediatric first aid trained ✅
- Safeguarding certified ✅
- Experts in fun and games! 😀

Book your place at www.lblclub.co.uk

24/04/2021

Play is important. Play is a right, not a privilege for children.

“The loss of play is incredibly serious,” warned Dr Naomi Lott, an expert on the right to play at University of Nottingham. “It has such wide-ranging impacts on children. But because play is viewed as frivolous we forget all the benefits, which have a long-term effect on children and society as a whole.”

Experts urge government to take more holistic approach to children’s lives and wellbeing in light of Covid