Activity Providers

Cycle training for children and young people
We provide Bikeability training courses throughout the year for children in school years 5 to 9.
Training is available through schools or on a course during the school holidays.

Bikeability training is one of the road safety training courses available to Brighton & Hove schools.
We also provide courses for pupils about
•scooter safety training (scootability)
•pedestrian training

Organise cycle training for your kids
Parents or carers can
•ask at school if a course is being organised
•book a school holiday cycle training session

Rosaria specialises in dance and movement informed by celebratory dances around the world, especially from Brazil, Cuba, Spain and India. She also devises and performs at site specific shows and has extensive experience in Arts and Health projects.

She is a teacher, choreographer and performer with experience working with people of all ages (5 - 98) and abilities (professional dancers; higher, further and adult education; hospitals; residential homes; community groups; gyms and special needs).

The Rottingdean Bowling Club is situated in the Village of Rottingdean to the East of Brighton in East Sussex. Probably one of the most picturesque settings for a bowling club in the County. We have 80 full members playing on one of the best lawn bowling greens in the area. We provide good facilities and a friendly environment for all our members and guests.

Rottingdean Cricket Club is a friendly and welcoming club located in the backdrop of the Sussex Downs, near Brighton.The Club offers a fantastic downland location and high quality competitive cricket, supported by professional coaching, high quality pitches, outdoor nets, and practice facilities.

The RLSS Sussex Branch is looking for volunteers to support with the exciting summer events of 2016.
We will be getting involved in events across the summer in order to promote our local lifesaving clubs in Sussex.
We also run lifesaving courses throughout the year.

A running event through the stunning woodlands of Stanmer Park, where participants are invited to dress up in animal costumes. Raising funds for Moulsecoomb Forest Garden Project, a local charity that provides outdfoor learning opportunities to children with learning disadvantages.

In essence, run school is as it says on the tin, you will learn ‘to get active and RUN’!... Think fitness, agility, healthy heart and lungs, fresh air. Exercising at each individuals own pace, and when you are ready, learning the skills you need to RUN!

RUN SCHOOL is fun, flexible, accessible, inclusive and challenging. Whatever your age, level of experience or indeed whatever your expectation or aspiration, RUN SCHOOL takes us off of the couch and into exercise.

Sail Boat Project provide a range of learning activities based around sailing. We widen access to the sea, offering sail training onboard, navigation training on land. We build relationships with individuals and organisations who are, or who work with marginalised people, helping them to get the most out of the activities and opportunities we provide.
As part of our commitment to widening access we raise funds to be able to offer training bursaries to people on very low incomes - our Sea Legs scheme.

Seishin Shotokan Karate Clubs (SKC), affiliated to the Karate Union Great Britain (KUGB), teach a mix of traditional Shotokan karate and self-defence. We are a non-for-profit club that pride ourselves on our fun, yet disciplined, approach to training whilst maintaining our exceptional standards.

Traditional Tai Chi and Qigong for health and much more. A truly life changing experience for people of all ages and abilities. Tai Chi can be practiced at any time without special conditions or equipment. Different aspects can be practiced while walking, standing, sitting or lying down.
Takes place in Mile Oak.

Shintaido is a modern movement system based on traditional Japanese martial arts - principally karate and sword technique - with the emphasis on self development and artistic expression rather than self defence.