An exciting summer club schedule at Forth Valley College kicks off in early July at Forth Valley College giving children between 10-16 years of age a range of interesting things to do during their holidays.
Throughout the summer FVC is offering more for those hoping to find a fun and inspiring way to spend part of their holidays or improve their career prospects.
Some of the courses are aimed at pupils in the Forth Valley area, soon to start high school or just about to leave. The summer schools will open up a whole new world to young people who want to reinforce the path they want to take when they leave school, and also to those who are looking to turn that spark of interest in a subject into a full blown career.
Summer Clubs on offer include:
Kids Cookery - An introduction to the world of cooking for 10-14 year olds, who will make a range of tasty dishes and take them home afterwards. Held at the state-of-the-art Stirling Campus which specialises in Hospitality subjects from 13-17 July or 20-24 July between 9am-12noon, the Summer Club promises to be one to savour. Cost £70.
Creative Writing (Older and Younger classes) – Held at the Stirling Campus between 29 June – 3 July, these course will split between the younger class from pupils aged between 10-12 years of age held in the morning from 9am-12noon, and the older class group held in the afternoon from 1pm-4pm for 13-15 year-olds. The five days together will be led by a professional and experienced writer and teacher. The class will make up characters and set them off on brave new adventures. And those attending will experiment with poetry, word-art, and zine-making – and anything else you might be keen to try out. Writing as part of a group is a fun way to spark inspiration, make new friends and build confidence with a wide variety of life skills. Students will explore their imagination and bring ideas to life in a nurturing, supportive environment. Cost £70.
Multi-Sports for Teens - Join our Summer Multi-Sports Program and dive into a world of games, challenges, and new sports to try! From running and jumping to teamwork and skill-building, each session is designed to keep you moving, smiling, and having fun. It’s the perfect chance to power down screens, boost your fitness and coordination, and make new friends in a lively, safe, and supportive sporting environment. Open to 13-16 year olds, this week-long adventure runs from 10am to 3pm at our Falkirk Campus with a one hour lunch break between 12noon-1pm. Cost £50.
STEM - supported by INEOS (Summer School) - The week will include a fantastic mix of hands-on practical workshops and project work, led by a combination of lecturing staff, alumni and industry experts. There is a ten hour written project to allow entry to the Bronze Crest Award. The award introduces students to STEM project work, allowing them to work individually or as part of a team. It involves around 10 hours of project activity, followed by a final project report. The award encourages students to think and work like real scientists, engineers, or technologists. For children between 12-14 years of age. Falkirk Campus 3-7 August from 9.30am-3.30pm. Completion of a 200 word personal statement on "Why I want to do a Summer Club" is required to process your application. Please submit this along with your enrolment form to eveninginfo@forthvalley.ac.uk
Art and Design – For children aged between 10-15years of age who can unleash their imagination and create masterpieces under the guidance of experienced College staff. The week will be wrapped up with a creative exhibition – showcasing pieces produced throughout the week. Parents and guardians will also have the opportunity to attend the exhibition. Rest assured, safety is our top priority - all young people will be supervised throughout the day, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience. Don't miss out on this opportunity to ignite creativity, make lasting memories and meeting new friends. Held between 29 June - 3 July (9am-4pm) the course costs £130.
To find out more about FVC Summer Schools visit: https://www.forthvalley.ac.uk/ways-to-study/summer-clubs