Local Primary School with onsite Nursery – providing education for children aged 3-11.

“We are a Beach School – this means we take a class to the beach almost every day to deliver the curriculum through outdoor learning. YOU MAY HAVE SEEN OUR MINIBUS PARKED AT THE COAST OR ON OUR WAY TO THE BEACH. To enquire about a place for your child or find out more please email: admin@beaconhill.northumberland.sch.uk”

Bridge Northumberland is a voluntary programme to help people living in Northumberland who are out of work and aged 16+ to overcome barriers to training, education and work.

We help by giving you one to one support from a dedicated Bridge worker who’ll be with you every step of the way to improving your confidence, developing your skills and moving towards employment.

Our support is free and fully funded. The programme is completely voluntary and for anyone who is:

• Aged 16 years not in education or training
• 18 to 67 and unemployed or economically inactive
• Lives in Northumberland

A Bridge worker would work-one to-one with you, creating with you a personal action plan based on your individual needs and interests.  Bridge can help people to grow in confidence, gain connection with professional friends and peers as well as finding opportunities to volunteer and make positive supported steps towards training, education and employment.

This personalised support can include;

•         Financial MOT including benefits & debt advice

•         Digital inclusion with some access to free devices

•         Counselling

•         Social inclusion

•         Skills building, training and education

•         Confidence coaching

•         Supported bespoke volunteering opportunities

•         Careers guidance and job search support

Bridge Northumberland is a voluntary programme to help people living in Northumberland who are out of work and aged 16+ to overcome barriers to training, education and work.

We help by giving you one to one support from a dedicated Bridge worker who’ll be with you every step of the way to improving your confidence, developing your skills and moving towards employment.

Our support is free and fully funded. The programme is completely voluntary and for anyone who is:

• Aged 16 years not in education or training
• 18 to 67 and unemployed or economically inactive
• Lives in Northumberland
• Despite the ongoing impact of COVID-19, we are still offering our support to people across Northumberland who want help to seek work, training or start job searching.

  We are beginning to meet people face-to-face where appropriate, and are continuing to offer support using the phone, video chats, emails, texts and postal methods. Please get in touch to find out more.

  Call 01670 858688

  Email bridgereferral@northumberlandcva.org.uk

  Text Send the message ‘BRIDGE’ to 07393 796 522 and receive a callback

  Refer yourself – Sign up online

  Speak to Clair Parker, Beneficiary and Engagement Officer
  T: 07393 796522

Bright Red aim to improve the lives and treatment of people with blood cancer across the north of England.

Their headquarters are at the Northern Centre for Cancer Care, Freeman Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne and now they are delighted to announce they will be holding monthly craft sessions at the Community Hub @ Cramlington (formerly the Your Link building)

These monthly sessions will include a range of activities such as arts, crafts, restoration, crochet and more…

They are open to patients, carers and family members of anyone affected by blood cancer.

The monthly dates for these sessions will be announced on their social media accounts.

Northumbrian Road, Cramlington, Northumberland, NE23 1XZ

Headteacher: Jane Ramsay

Primary school for  451 pupils aged from 3 to 11

CVABV provides advice, information, training and support for VCS groups across the Blyth Valley area.

Open Mon-Fri 9am-4pm

This short online Coronavirus course provides an understanding of what coronavirus is, and how to reduce the risk of acquiring or spreading the infection in the workplace.

Cost £12

Duration 45 minutes

Provided by echo3education

Full details and information on other courses HERE

Westloch Rd, Cramlington NE23 6LW

Headteacher: Paul Rusby

A Church of England school for children aged from 4 to 11. Pupils: 357

For people no longer in full time work.

We have a monthly meeting at the Benedictine club with a speaker and refreshments, but also have many interest groups which are run in various locations by our own members.

More details and contact form on website: https://u3asites.org.uk/cramlington/home

Cost £15.50

Meetings are at the Village Community Centre, East Farm Terrace

On the first Wednesday of the month they meet between 10.ooam 12.30 pm.

Other Wednesdays  between 1pm and 3:30pm.

They are a self-help group specializing in many crafts including crosstitch, knitting, crochet etc.  There is an annual fee of £10 and a weekly subscription of £2 per person which includes tea/coffee and biscuits.  Experienced crafters as well as beginners are welcome. For more details contact Marina Callaghan 01670714557 or go along for a free taster day.

Benedictine Social Centre, Glenluce Drive, Southfield Green, Cramlington  NE23 6YA

‘Cramlington Folk Club was established in 1972 and we are one of the longest running folk clubs in the country. We meet every Wednesday, starting at 7.30 pm.

There are guest performers every other week and singers nights in between. It’s quite common to have as many as twelve to fourteen acts on singers nights!

We have always provided a wide variety of music and styles from traditional and contemporary folk to blues and bluegrass. If you are in the area please drop in, you may be pleasantly surprised.

Everyone is welcome, whether to perform or just to enjoy the music and have a drink. Singers wishing to perform should make sure their name is on the list by 8pm at the latest.

We are proud to be known as one of the friendliest clubs in the Country’.

Highburn,  Northumberland,  NE23 6BN

Headteacher: Mrs Wendy Heslop

Cramlington Learning village is divided into three distinct areas. The Junior Learning Village (JLV) for years 7 and 8, the Senior Learning Village (SLV) for years 9 to 11 and the Advanced Learning Village (ALV) for years 12 and 13.

Active Northumberland operate Sporting Club Cramlington in partnership with Cramlington Learning Village.

Bowmont Dr, Cramlington NE23 2SP

Debbie Wylie: Head Teacher

Cramlington Village Primary School is an academy school established as part of the ‘free school’ agenda.

The work at Cramlington Voluntary Youth Project is focused on offering a range of opportunities than can further the social and personal development of young people. We provide a safe and friendly venue that meets the changing needs and desires of young people with differing ages and abilities.

Durham Road, Northburn Lea, Cramlington, Northumberland, NE23 3ST

Headteacher: Emma Beeston

Primary school with 197 pupils between the ages of 3-11

Whitelea Glade, Cramlington NE23 6BL

Headteacher: Jacqueline Mowat

A 3 – 11 primary school with places for 420 children, plus a 104 place nursery

East View Avenue, Cramlington, Northumberland, NE23 1DY

Headteacher: Andrea Mead

Hillcrest is an 11-19 Special School for children with complex needs

A very sociable knitting group. Currently knitting for a special baby unit, children’s hospitals and other charities.

Every Wednesday 9:30am – 12pm

Contact through Facebook or just turn up!

Residents Association, covering all aspects of life on Southfield Estates

New rules re coronavirus:

Club Re-Opening Rules.

Play will be limited to members who have either made a donation or fully paid the 2020 membership fee (If you wish to pay now contact John Harrison on 01670 733377).

Parties of up to four players only on the green at any one time.

Green must be pre-booked with the secretary, (Bob Harrison on  01670 736022) who will allocate a time and rink . To view all weekly rink bookings go to Club Events and from its drop down menu select What’s On This Week, This will allow you to view the booking page

Play will be in 1 hour sessions.

Play will be maximum two players to a rink although individual practice is permitted, with a two rink separation between pairs/players ( i.e. we will use 1 and 4 or 2 and 5) Colour of the week to be observed as usual.

Players ideally should travel alone and arrive no more than 10 minutes before their session.

Once all players in the group are inside the green, a lock other than the club lock should be secured on the gate to prevent access by any other party.

Players to change on separate benches outdoors.

Access to the clubhouse is for equipment retrieval only, once equipment is retrieved the clubhouse should be secured.

Players must leave no more than 10 minutes after the end of their session.

All players must bring sanitising equipment which must be used on Jacks and mats before and after play.

No kitchen facilities are available.

The green is due to be cut on Tuesday and Thursday next week, and on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays thereafter.
WHEN COUNCIL STAFF VISIT THE CLUB TO CARRY OUT GREEN MAINTENANCE WORK, MEMBERS MUST LEAVE THE PREMISES IMMEDIATELY AND ONLY RETURN AFTER THE COUNCIL STAFF HAVE LEFT THE CLUB.
Failure to do this will result in our green no longer being maintained.

Anyone found to be flouting these rules will not be permitted back on the green until we have full opening.

Whilst these rules may seem draconian, members welfare is paramount and we feel that we have done everything possible to facilitate practice in a safe environment.

These rules will be reviewed in line with government guidelines.

Call us…

If you have a question or are interested in playing bowls please do not hesitate to call one of our committee members using the details below.

• John Harrison (Chairman)  Phone:  01670 733377
• Bob Harrison (Secretary)   Phone:  01670 736022
• Brian Usher (Treasurer)   Phone:  01670 712574

Room hire £19 per hour

Any booking or info needed please ring 01670 737380

A friendly tennis club based at Alexandra Park in Cramlington. All welcome and all abilities catered for.

Cramlington Community Tennis Programme has tennis for all ages and abilities. Players can access tennis as a member, key holder and non-member so there is something for everyone.

Our structured coaching sessions run on various days throughout the year. Take a look at our website to see our busy programme.

For further information or to book onto any of our courses/activities  please contact CCTP Head Coach Phil Barron on 07711479026 or admin@cramtennis.co.uk

We have put in place strict covid-19 conditions of playing tennis at Alexandra Park. Full details appear on our website.

Cramlington Camera Club puts on a programme of events during weekly meetings from the beginning of September until the beginning of May.  These include guest speakers, competitions for prints (colour and monochrome) and for PDIs (Projected Digital Images), presentations from club members, and opportunities to take photographs and learn about your camera.

There is an annual subscription fee of £28.00 and an entrance fee of £1.00.  The subscription fee reduces to £14.00 after 1 January, to reflect the fact that only half a season remains.

Presently, meetings are held in Doxford Methodist Church, starting at 19:30 and usually end at about 21:00.  Tea and Coffee is served during the half hour before each meeting.

SUSPENDED DUE TO COVID-19

Held on a Wednesday lunch time £4 for two course meal with tea or coffee

Contact: Ann Mitcheson

Do you think you have a problem with Cocaine or other drugs?

Cocaine Anonymous can help.

They meet on Wednesdays at Doxford Place Methodist Church, Cramlington, NE23 6DY

6.30-8.00pm

Doors open at 6pm for unity teas and coffees.

Re COVID-19 : At the moment we are unable to run the basketball club due to NGB and government advice

Wednesday 18:00 – 19:00 U10s

Wednesday 19:00 – 20:00 U12s & U14s

Wednesday 20:00 – 21:30 U16s & U18s

Fun structured sport sessions for 2-5 year old boys and girls.

Weekly sessions designed to help children learn to play a variety of sports that develop their social, mental and physical skills.

Part of Cramlington Rockets rugby league club and led by their award-winning coaches.

07984630083 Steve Beaty

http://www.cramlingtonrockets.co.uk/

£25 for 6 weeks or £5 per session

Newcastle Eagles Community Foundation basketball club in Cramlington

Sessions:

Under 12s & 14s – Wednesday – 7:00pm – 8:00pm

Under 16s & 18s – Wednesday – 8:00pm – 9:30pm

Under 10s – Wednesday 6:00pm – 7:00pm

Participants  have to create an account on our nest via, nest.newcastle-eagles.com to book a “Free Taster Session”.

Taylor Rendles

Administration Officer

Eagles Community Foundation

Tel: 0191 245 3881

TEMPORARILY CLOSED BECAUSE OF CORONAVIRUS

Contact:  Robin Harper-Coulson,  6th Dan AMA Coach Assessor

Sunday

10.00am-11.00am Little Ninja’s

10.00am-11.00am New Adults Beginners Class (Separate Area)

11.00am-12.00pm Mixed Class

Tuesday

6.00-7.00pm Mixed class up to Blue belt

7.00-8.00pm Mixed class Purple belt and above

Cramlington Rockets RFLC are the largest rugby league club within the North East and have teams at all age groups between 5-year-old to adult.

Wednesday 6-7pm

Saturday 9-12 noon depending on age group

Coast £12.50 pcm or £100 one-off payment

Email Steve on rocketscommunity@gmail.com for further information

Facebook Group

Blagdon Terrace, Cramlington NE23 6QQ

St. Nicholas’ Church is the traditional church visible in the middle of the town and as such is a popular venue for weddings and baptisms.

Several congregations using different styles of worship meet at St. Nicholas’ Church. The 8am Sunday service is quiet and reflective with little or no music. The 10am service on Sunday is a celebration for families and people of all ages. The Wednesday morning service is a quieter service but does include hymns. The Prayer and Praise service is free-style, using a variety of styles of worship and includes a lot of music.

This short online Coronavirus course provides an understanding of what coronavirus is, and how to reduce the risk of acquiring or spreading the infection in the workplace.

Cost £12

Duration 45 minutes

Provided by echo3education

Full details and information on other courses HERE

For people no longer in full time work.

We have a monthly meeting at the Benedictine club with a speaker and refreshments, but also have many interest groups which are run in various locations by our own members.

More details and contact form on website: https://u3asites.org.uk/cramlington/home

Cost £15.50

Bridge Northumberland is a voluntary programme to help people living in Northumberland who are out of work and aged 16+ to overcome barriers to training, education and work.

We help by giving you one to one support from a dedicated Bridge worker who’ll be with you every step of the way to improving your confidence, developing your skills and moving towards employment.

Our support is free and fully funded. The programme is completely voluntary and for anyone who is:

• Aged 16 years not in education or training
• 18 to 67 and unemployed or economically inactive
• Lives in Northumberland
• Despite the ongoing impact of COVID-19, we are still offering our support to people across Northumberland who want help to seek work, training or start job searching.

  We are beginning to meet people face-to-face where appropriate, and are continuing to offer support using the phone, video chats, emails, texts and postal methods. Please get in touch to find out more.

  Call 01670 858688

  Email bridgereferral@northumberlandcva.org.uk

  Text Send the message ‘BRIDGE’ to 07393 796 522 and receive a callback

  Refer yourself – Sign up online

  Speak to Clair Parker, Beneficiary and Engagement Officer
  T: 07393 796522

Sessions, aimed at babies from 6 weeks to 14 months, are packed full of a range of back to back activities to encourage baby’s all round development so your little one is constantly learning and also focuses on bonding with baby and postnatal well-being.

Tuesdays  – East Hartford Community Centre, Scott Street, NE233AP

Thursday – Church of the Nazarene, Durham Road, NE23 3ST

We are a litter picking group that uses WhatsApp to identify where a litter problem is and to arrange when we can tidy it up.

Arranged as needed. No age limit – but all participants must be independent, aware of risk and are responsible for their own safety.

Contact Martin Wright by email and preferably then join the WhatsApp group.