63 (Bridgnorth) Squadron Royal Air Force Air Cadets is part of a national, voluntary, uniformed youth organisation for young people aged from 12 (and in year 8) to 20.

The RAF Air Cadets offer a range of activities and opportunities designed to help young people develop key life skills. Members have the chance to participate in various challenges, supported by a structured training programme and close ties with the Royal Air Force and other partners.  The focus is on building skills such as confidence, communication, physical and mental wellbeing, teamwork, and leadership.

Opportunities within the RAF Air Cadets include:

	Air: Cadets can experience flying and gliding, air experience flights in RAF fixed-wing and rotary aircraft, drone operations, and pilot training, with the potential to fly solo.

	Space: There are opportunities to learn about satellite communications, rocketry, and air and space technology, with a focus on the Royal Air Force and defence industry capabilities.

	Cyber: Cadets interested in computer and networking skills, programming, cyber security, and cyber warfare can explore these areas through specialist training.

	Skills: Training is available in sports, music, bands, first aid, radio communications, drill and ceremonial activities, and road marching. The RAF Air Cadets is also a leading provider of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme.

	Adventure Training: Cadets can participate in activities such as rock climbing, abseiling, high-level hill walking, mountain biking, canoeing, high rope work, and sailing at training centres across the UK.

	Military: Opportunities include visits to specialist UK armed forces units, target shooting, parachuting, annual camps at military bases, fieldcraft, survival skills, and international travel through the International Air Cadet Exchange programme.

	Further Education: Cadets can pursue BTEC diplomas in teamwork and personal development, leadership, music, and ILM qualifications in leadership and management.

The RAF Air Cadets is committed to providing a safe environment for all participants, with a focus on health and safety, safeguarding, and inclusivity. The organisation adheres to a robust safeguarding policy to ensure the wellbeing of all members.

63 (Bridgnorth) Squadron meets at Bridgnorth Cadet Centre each Tuesday and Thursday evening, from 7pm to 9.30pm throughout the year.

For more information, please follow the link to visit their Facebook page, or contact using the details provided.

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63 (Bridgnorth) Squadron Royal Air Force Air Cadets

Alveley Cricket Club is a friendly club, for enthusiasts of all ages and ability, with five adult teams, as well as women's softball, and junior teams for ages 5-16.

The Club is based at the Four Oaks Ground at Turley Green, a new all-weather practice facility built in 2021, located between Kidderminster and Bridgnorth.  

The Cricket Pavilion offers an attractive venue for meetings or gatherings such as children's parties, family celebrations or weddings, complete with a spacious veranda and outside seating area.  The venue also offers the following:

	Catering facilities,

	Fully licensed,

	Tables and chairs,

	Disabled facilities,

	Outdoor pavilion area, and

	Large area for marquee.

For more information, please follow the link to visit their website, or contact using the details provided.

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/alveleycc 

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Alveley Cricket Club

Alveley Tennis Club is a friendly club welcoming players of all standards, age groups and abilities. We offer 3 all weather tennis courts with floodlighting on all courts. We have a clubhouse with toilets and a kitchen area. We have regular club sessions during the week and cater for both social and competitive tennis. Whether you are a complete beginner or wanting to improve your tennis play, our Coach Jack Croton, has a wide ranging coaching programme to suit the needs of adults and juniors. Alveley Lawn Tennis Club website https://clubspark.lta.org.uk/AlveleyLawnTennisClub 

Referral Required? No Availability information See website for opening hours.

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Alveley Lawn Tennis Club

Alveley Primary is a rural school on the border between Shropshire and Staffordshire. Alveley Primary School has stood for almost 90 years, serving the local community and surrounding area. We are proud of the provision we provide for all our pupils, through our carefully structured curriculum, character education and curriculum enrichment, providing a holistic approach to learning. Whether through Forest School, frequent trips or in-school thematic days, we ensure the broadest range of experiences for all our pupils.

We offer a Breakfast Club and After School Club. Breakfast club runs every day during school term times from Monday to Friday from 7.30am, remaining within the club until school starts. Those that attend can have a breakfast provided, with multiple choices available, alongside a chance to catch up with peers in a relaxed 'homely' environment. Board games and crafts are available to the children during these morning sessions.

After School Club runs every day during school term times from Monday to Friday. The club starts at 3.15pm as school finishes and ends at 5.15pm. During the hour of 3.15-4.15pm, there are optional daily activities that the children can participate in for an extra cost. If you are wishing for your child to attend either or both, please contact our School Office.

Little Squirrels is our Primary Schools nursery provision. We encourage independence and responsibility in our learners through the clear structures and routines in place in Nursery and Reception and develop good learning behaviours that prepare the children well for learning in KS1 and beyond. We are a welcoming self-contained learning environment within the main school with our own outdoor Classroom which the children have easy access to. We offer all day sessions from 8.45am – 3.15pm or half day sessions. There is also a provision for a hot lunch if requested. Children participate in regular forest school in our purpose-built forest area.

Our Nursery is part of Alveley Primary School. We work closely with parents to involve them at every stage of the child's development through Nursey and with transition on to main school. Further information can be found at http://www.alveleyprimary.co.uk/parents-information/early-years-foundation-stage Please enquire at the school office regarding school and nursery places.

From the early years upwards, there is a powerful drive to provide the right support at the right time for pupils with special educational needs and/ or disabilities (SEND). Staff develop a strong understanding of the pupils’ additional needs. 

Ofsted Report Outcome Good (11/09/2019)

Nursery Costs: Funded or £5 per hour

Before/Afterschool care costs: Between £4 and £6 

Registered For Nursery Grant Yes

Facilities Library, Sensory Area, Disabled Toilet, Crafts, Indoor Play Area, Ramps, Wheelchair Access, Day Nursery On-site, IT Facilities, Religious/Cultural Provision, Music and Dance, Downstairs Toilet, Healthy Eating, Cooking, Quiet Area, Visits/Outings, Play Apparatus, Garden, Outdoor Playspace, Allergies, After-school Club On-site, Before-school Club On-site, Baby Facilities.

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Alveley Primary School (Bridgnorth)

Alveley Village Hall provides a venue suitable for social occasions, parties, events and meetings.

There is disabled access to the Hall, and the Main Hall can accommodate 120 people or 100 seated.  It has a solid wooden floor which is ideal for indoor physical activities and easy assembly portable staging can also be provided.

There is a coin-operated gas central heating, and there are separate Ladies and Gents toilets, plus a disabled toilet.  The kitchen is equipped for catering with food preparation surfaces, two refrigerators, two cookers, crockery and cutlery.

For more information, please follow the link to visit their website, or contact using the details provided.

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Alveley Village Hall

Bridgnorth Army Cadets welcome boys and girls from age 12 years (but must be in Year 8 at school), otherwise it is age 13 years to 18 years.

Participants learn fieldcraft, drill and turnout, rifle drill, cane drill, military knowledge, map and compass and command tasks (skill at arms). Other activities include abseiling, canoeing, rock climbing, mountain cycling, football, swimming, rafting, first aid, athletics, adventure training and sailing.

The Cadets meet at Oldbury Wells School each Monday and Wednesday evening, from 7pm to 9pm.  Uniforms are provided free of charge, and all activities are fun, challenging and free.

There are 22 Detachments, 1 Band and 3 B-Tec in public services, plus Duke of Edinburgh Awards to Gold level.

For more information, including details of how to be involved as an adult volunteer leader, please follow the link to visit the ACF website, or contact using the details provided.

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Army Cadets (Bridgnorth)

Baby Sensory is a multi-award winning programme for babies from birth to 13 months. Baby Sensory classes are specifically designed for babies from birth to 13 months and provide hundreds of simple activities designed to stimulate all the senses and help with your babies development. Their baby classes provides ideas for creative play, massage, tummy time, movement, visual development, textures, scents and music in simple practical ways that can be easily repeated at home. They also use a combination of original and traditional songs and rhymes to develop early speech and language skills, and sensory signing activities to help you and your baby communicate from birth. It is great place to meet new parents, ask questions, share ideas experiences and memories together. Please contact for prices

Availability information Fridays: 9:30am - 10:20am (Birth to 13 months)

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Baby Sensory (Bridgnorth)

Our Adult and Child Swimming Lessons provide the perfect introduction to the water for babies and toddlers, helping them to build their water confidence.

Grown ups join their little ones in the pool, engaging in fun activities such as floating, splashing and moving to enhance their child's comfort and enjoyment in the water. Parents or guardians will also learn how to support their children in the water.

Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/bridgnorthleisurecentre

Baby swimming lessons info:
https://haloleisure.org.uk/activities/indoor-activities/swimming-lessons/child-swimming-lessons-england/

Children's activities:
https://haloleisure.org.uk/activities/shropshire/childrens-activities

See website for details.

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Baby swimming lessons - Bridgnorth Endowed Leisure Centre

Bridgnorth and District Stroke Club is a social club for people who have suffered a stroke, and their carers. 

The Club meets at Greenfields Court, on the second Tuesday of each month from 2pm to 4pm, for tea and a chat.  There are also guest speakers and outings by coach with an access lift for wheelchairs. 

For more information, please follow the link to visit their website, or contact using the details provided. 

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Bridgnorth and District Stroke Club: Self Help Group

Bridgnorth Bowling Club is affiliated to the British Crown Green Bowling Association and has teams taking part in all the local leagues.  This encompasses various levels of ability as well as mixed, senior and ladies leagues.

The Club offers Crown Green bowling from March through to September, and free coaching is available to all newcomers by qualified BCGBA coaches.

Social membership is also available as the club is open throughout the season and three nights a week during the winter months for dominoes and trivia league matches as well as various social events.

For more information, please follow the link to their website, or contact using the details provided.

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Bridgnorth Bowling Club

Reel Cinema started at Bridgnorth in 2003 with a seat capacity of 503. The Majestic Cinema is the only working cinema in Bridgnorth, Shropshire, England. They offer a variety of exciting movies for all age groups. Please see their website for further information on screenings.

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/reelcinema/

Reel Cinemas - Local Events https://reelcinemas.co.uk/local-events

Please contact the Cinema for associated costs.

Availability information Please see their website for Dates/Times of screenings.

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Bridgnorth Cinema

Bridgnorth Endowed Leisure Centre offers facilities including a 25 metre swimming pool, a gym, four court sports hall, one small sports hall, Astro Turf pitch and two squash courts.

The Centre also hosts activities including:

	Aerobics

	Badminton

	Circuit training

	Football

	GP referral

	Pilates

	Spinning

	Squash

	Swimming &amp; lessons

	Table tennis

	Tennis

	Water aerobics

	Zumba and

	Children's activities.

For more information, please follow the link to visit their website.  Clubs based at Bridgnorth Leisure Centre:

	Bridgnorth Adult Badminton Club (Monday evenings from 7.30pm to 9pm.)

	Bridgnorth Hockey Club

	Bridgnorth Town Football Club

	Excalibur Martial Arts

	Freestyle Martial Arts

	Northgate Swimming Club and Northgate Masters Swimming Club

	Spartans Football Club

	Swim For All Club (swimming club for adults, on Monday evenings, 8.15pm to 9pm.)

For more information, please follow the link to visit their website, or contact using the details provided.

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Bridgnorth Endowed Leisure Centre

Bridgnorth Endowed School is an outstanding school with high achievement for all, underpinned by traditional values of discipline, courtesy, and good manners. It is a mainstream, inclusive school that is committed to helping all pupils reach their full potential and to gain confidence and independence, regardless of their additional learning needs. They are a smaller than the average sized secondary school. They aim to ensure that every young person achieves their personal best by providing an education that challenges them intellectually and provides them with a wide range of opportunities to develop and stretch their unique talents and interests.

At Bridgnorth Endowed School, they believe that education is more than just grades. Grades are certainly the ‘passport' that pupils need to move on to the next stage of their lives and we will do whatever it takes to ensure they are able to achieve their aspirations. However, the real art of education is to develop confident, resilient and independent young people who are in possession of the ‘passport' that grades provide.

Bridgnorth Endowed School offer a breakfast club from 8.15am in the morning and a programme of after school activities from 3.05pm until 5.05pm.

Facilities After-school Club On-site Before-school Club On-site

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Bridgnorth Endowed School

The Bridgnorth Fairtrade Steering Group meets at the given address, but in its promotion of Fairtrade, holds events at other places.

The group is always looking for new members and guarantees a warm welcome to anyone who would like to join.

If you care about Fairtrade and would be willing to spend some time helping to promote its aims, please contact Ray either by telephone or email.

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Bridgnorth Fairtrade Steering Group

Bridgnorth Male Voice Choir are a friendly group who enjoy singing, performing concerts and raising money for charity.

Regular practices are held at Bridgnorth AFC each Monday, gathering from 7pm for a 7.15pm start, and finishing at 9pm, except on Bank Holidays, when there are no practice sessions.

New members are always very welcome, and no audition is necessary.

For more information, please follow the link to visit their website, which includes details of their repertoire, members and events, or contact using the details provided.

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Bridgnorth Male Voice Choir

Bridgnorth Northgate Museum is a local town museum containing many artefacts.

The Museum is run by volunteers who are members of the Bridgnorth and District Historical Society.

The Museum is open from Easter to October on Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays, from 12noon to 3.30pm, and entry is free, but donations are always welcome.  Visits for parties can be arranged on request.

For more information, please follow the link to visit their website, or contact using the details provided.

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Bridgnorth Northgate Museum

Bridgnorth Rowing Club is a friendly club with qualified coaches teaching seniors and juniors of all standards, from novice to elite level, although facilities for juniors are limited.

Club nights are Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 6.30pm, and Sunday mornings, from 9am, with boats from single sculls to eights.

They run several Learn2Row courses through the summer months, with other programmes to help rowers continue to improve their abilities.

The Club has a fully furnished gym, and can also offer room hire for private functions.

For more information, please follow the link to visit their website, or contact using the details provided.

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Bridgnorth Rowing Club

The Bridgnorth WI is a group for women of all ages, to meet for friendship and fun.

The group meets at the Baptist Church on the third Thursday of each month (except August), at 7.30pm, and both prospective new members and visitors are most welcome.

They enjoy a variety of entertaining, interesting and sociable events throughout the year, including:

	Community involvement,

	Speaker or/and event each month,

	Walking groups,

	Craft group,

	B.U.G. (Bottoms Up Gang - gardening group),

	Ladies Who Lunch group,

	Occasional evening meal out at local restaurants (at own expense) or social events,

	Cinema club,

	Discussion groups and other events taking place at local venues.

For more information, please follow the link to visit their Facebook page, or contact using the details provided.

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Bridgnorth WI

Provision of leisure and social activities for people with learning disabilites in the south shropshire / bridgnorth district areas (From the charity's entry on the Charity Commission register.)

Bridgnorth and District Mencap

To support and relieve the needs of those aged 21 - 65 with a learning disability and/or associated mental health condition residing in Kidderminster and the surrounding areas primarily through(1) Providing life and practical skills programmes;(2) Conservation/environmental and horticultural… (From the charity's entry on the Charity Commission register.)

Services & Non-Profits in Bridgnorth