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Pennyburn youth club programmes Pennyburn youth club is a voluntary youth organisation. open to 4 to 25 years, open to all areas.

Now taking on new membership
30/09/2026

Now taking on new membership

Please note our up and coming programme for this term. Our registration is now open to new members. Junior club 4 to 8 y...
29/08/2026

Please note our up and coming programme for this term. Our registration is now open to new members.

Junior club 4 to 8 years
Intermediate 9-11 group one or P5 to P7
Intermediate 12-13 group two 1st 2nd years
Seniors 14 plus

Juniors Tuesday and Thursday 4 to 5.45
Begins Tuesday 22nd September

Intermediate group one
Mondays 4 to 7.30
Tuesday 6.15 to 7.45
Thursday 6.15 to 7.45
Friday 4 to 7.30

Intermediate group two
Mondays 7.30 to 9.30
Tuesday 7.30 to 9.30
Thursday 7.30 to 9.30
Friday 7 to 9

Seniors
Mondays 7.30 to 9.30
Tuesday 7.30 to 9.30
Thursday 7.30 to 9.30
Friday 7 to 9
Senior times are subject to this groups times

Are you interested in volunteering sign up for membership and avail of our training.

End of Summer at Pennyburn Youth Club ๐ŸŒž๐Ÿ’›What a summer it has been at Pennyburn Youth Club! ๐Ÿ’™๐Ÿ’›Over the past seven and a h...
17/08/2026

End of Summer at Pennyburn Youth Club ๐ŸŒž๐Ÿ’›
What a summer it has been at Pennyburn Youth Club! ๐Ÿ’™๐Ÿ’›
Over the past seven and a half weeks, we have welcomed over 3,000 young people through our doors, Monday to Friday from 8.30amโ€“2pm, alongside our additional evening universal services.
Despite a very limited summer budget, our young people have had an incredible summer filled with opportunities to build confidence, meet new friends, set themselves challenges, overcome obstacles, develop healthy relationships and learn to self-advocate.
And importantlyโ€ฆ they did it without their phones and devices! ๐Ÿ“ต๐Ÿ‘
The club has been full of laughter, creativity, fresh air and activity. Young people have enjoyed walks to the play trail and Bay Road, bowling, ice cream trips to McDonald's, Extreme Jump, Lock & Load and an amazing engineering day at Northwest Regional College in Springtown.
Our arts and crafts room was one of the most popular spaces, with photo frames covered in buttons, thread and absolutely anything that could be glued on! ๐Ÿ˜‚ There were hairbands, crafts and creations everywhere.
The hairdressing suite was also a huge hit, with curling wands being used every day! And nearly 100 bottles of nail polish were used throughout the summer with boys and girls of all ages joining in, including our little ones helping to paint the nails of the older children. ๐Ÿ’…
There were dodgeball competitions, hot seat, hula hoop challenges, storytelling, baking, helping prepare lunch and the ever-popular stick game, where concentration was essential to grab the stick before it hit the ground!
And most days, the field was alive with young people playing football, skipping, using the space hoppers and simply socialising enjoying being outdoors not a device in sight! ๐ŸŒณโšฝ
Community members even commented on the number of young people using the club and how bright, colourful and full of life it looked as they passed by. That makes us incredibly proud.
Throughout the summer, our young people had opportunities that supported their physical health, mental health, confidence, communication and overall wellbeing often without even realising that they were taking part in wellbeing programmes. They were simply having fun, being active, making friends and being themselves. โค๏ธ
A massive THANK YOU must also go to our incredible team of almost 20 volunteers. ๐Ÿ™Œ
They gave up their summer to get out of bed every morning, arrive at the club ready for the day and stay until the last child was safely home. We genuinely could not have delivered this programme without you. You are a credit to Pennyburn Youth Club to yourselves and to your families.
And then came our grand finaleโ€ฆ our fun day and our end of year residential. Our fun day saw young people bouncing for hours on bouncy castles, trying new challenges on the various resources from heights on slide ones to obstacle course ones. Even with the Derry holiday upon us we still had 100 young people through the doors.๐ŸšŒโค๏ธ
Our two main youth committees finished the summer with a residential at Corrymeela in Ballycastle, where they took part in programmes on healthy relationships, social skills and self-regulation, developing the skills they need as young leaders and committee members.
These programmes were part of our planned youth work delivery and, importantly, were co-designed with our young people. The residential was funded by and
From September, these young people will continue to have a voice in helping us shape the programmes planned for the next quarter, from September to December.
๐Ÿ“ข Registration will begin in September for young people who want to get involved in our upcoming courses and programmes.
If your child is a member, is over nine years of age and attends our Intermediate or Senior Club, and you would like them to take part in programmes that develop confidence, wellbeing, communication skills, relationships and leadership, send them along in September.
And if you've been away from the club for a while come back! ๐Ÿ’™
Whether you're a new member or a familiar face, Pennyburn Youth Club will be delighted to welcome you.
Thank you to every young person, parent, volunteer, staff member and member of our community who helped make this summer so special.
Here's to an amazing summer and an even bigger year ahead! ๐ŸŒž๐Ÿ’™๐Ÿ’›
of Summer at Pennyburn Youth Club ๐ŸŒž๐Ÿ’›
What a summer it has been at Pennyburn Youth Club! ๐Ÿ’™๐Ÿ’›
Over the past seven and a half weeks, we have welcomed over 3,000 young people through our doors, Monday to Friday from 8.30amโ€“2pm, alongside our additional evening universal services.
Despite a very limited summer budget, our young people have had an incredible summer filled with opportunities to build confidence, meet new friends, set themselves challenges, overcome obstacles, develop healthy relationships and learn to self-advocate.
And importantlyโ€ฆ they did it without their phones and devices! ๐Ÿ“ต๐Ÿ‘
The club has been full of laughter, creativity, fresh air and activity. Young people have enjoyed walks to the play trail and Bay Road, bowling, ice cream trips to McDonald's, Extreme Jump, Lock & Load and an amazing engineering day at Northwest Regional College in Springtown.
Our arts and crafts room was one of the most popular spaces, with photo frames covered in buttons, thread and absolutely anything that could be glued on! ๐Ÿ˜‚ There were hairbands, crafts and creations everywhere.
The hairdressing suite was also a huge hit, with curling wands being used every day! And nearly 100 bottles of nail polish were used throughout the summer with boys and girls of all ages joining in, including our little ones helping to paint the nails of the older children. ๐Ÿ’…
There were dodgeball competitions, hot seat, hula hoop challenges, storytelling, baking, helping prepare lunch and the ever-popular stick game, where concentration was essential to grab the stick before it hit the ground!
And most days, the field was alive with young people playing football, skipping, using the space hoppers and simply socialising enjoying being outdoors not a device in sight! ๐ŸŒณโšฝ
Community members even commented on the number of young people using the club and how bright, colourful and full of life it looked as they passed by. That makes us incredibly proud.
Throughout the summer, our young people had opportunities that supported their physical health, mental health, confidence, communication and overall wellbeing often without even realising that they were taking part in wellbeing programmes. They were simply having fun, being active, making friends and being themselves. โค๏ธ
A massive THANK YOU must also go to our incredible team of almost 20 volunteers. ๐Ÿ™Œ
They gave up their summer to get out of bed every morning, arrive at the club ready for the day and stay until the last child was safely home. We genuinely could not have delivered this programme without you. You are a credit to Pennyburn Youth Club to yourselves and to your families.
And then came our grand finaleโ€ฆ our fun day and our end of year residential. Our fun day saw young people bouncing for hours on bouncy castles, trying new challenges on the various resources from heights on slide ones to obstacle course ones. Even with the Derry holiday upon us we still had 100 young people through the doors.๐ŸšŒโค๏ธ
Our two main youth committees finished the summer with a residential at Corrymeela in Ballycastle, where they took part in programmes on healthy relationships, social skills and self-regulation, developing the skills they need as young leaders and committee members.
These programmes were part of our planned youth work delivery and, importantly, were co-designed with our young people. The residential was funded by and
From September, these young people will continue to have a voice in helping us shape the programmes planned for the next quarter, from September to December.
๐Ÿ“ข Registration will begin in September for young people who want to get involved in our upcoming courses and programmes.
If your child is a member, is over nine years of age and attends our Intermediate or Senior Club, and you would like them to take part in programmes that develop confidence, wellbeing, communication skills, relationships and leadership, send them along in September.
And if you've been away from the club for a while โ€” come back! ๐Ÿ’™
Whether you're a new member or a familiar face, Pennyburn Youth Club will be delighted to welcome you.
Thank you to every young person, parent, volunteer, staff member and member of our community who helped make this summer so special.
Here's to an amazing summer and an even bigger year ahead! ๐ŸŒž๐Ÿ’™๐Ÿ’›

What a week at Pennyburn Youth Club Week two was another outstanding success, with consistently high attendance througho...
10/07/2026

What a week at Pennyburn Youth Club
Week two was another outstanding success, with consistently high attendance throughout the week. Young people enjoyed a wide variety of educational, recreational and developmental experiences, including trips to the Play Trail, North West Regional College (Springtown Campus), Extreme Jump, Lock and Load, and Bananas Adventure. These outings provided opportunities for fun, physical activity, teamwork, resilience and the development of positive relationships.
We were delighted to welcome Declan Gallagher from the Education Authority for our Annual Moderation visit. The feedback received was extremely positive, recognising the high quality of our youth work practice, the commitment of our staff and volunteers, and the positive experiences being provided for our members.
Our in-house chefs, Brian and Declan, once again kept everyone well fed throughout the week. Breakfast Club continued to be extremely popular, ensuring young people started each day with breakfast snacks before activities began. Hydration remained a priority during the warm weather, while lunchtime favourites, including noodles and Pot Noodles, continued to grow in popularity. Despite the increasing demand, the kitchen team ensured every young person was catered for with enthusiasm and care.
The caring culture within the club was evident all week. Members consistently looked after one another during trips, lunchtime and games sessions, demonstrating kindness, inclusion and respect. Many young people overcame challenges related to confidence by trying new activities, making new friendships and encouraging others to get involved.
Our volunteers were exceptional throughout the week. They supported staff by preparing activities, assisting with the individual care needs of children where required, encouraging participation and ensuring every young person felt welcomed and included. Their commitment played a significant role in the smooth running of the programme.
A wide range of activities allowed young people to learn new skills and express their creativity. Members designed and created personalised photo frames, painted canvases for display within the club, and enjoyed activities including space hoppers, badminton, tennis, Hot Seat and basketball. Peer learning was particularly evident, with young people teaching each other how to play chess and working together in team challenges such as the hula hoop competition, building leadership, communication and cooperation skills.
Overall, week two demonstrated the strength of our summer programme, providing a safe, welcoming and enjoyable environment where young people developed confidence, friendships, creativity and teamwork while creating lasting memories. See you all on Monday everyone.

Days Two and Three reminded us why Pennyburn Youth Club is such a special place.  102 members yesterday and 96 today, ea...
03/07/2026

Days Two and Three reminded us why Pennyburn Youth Club is such a special place. 102 members yesterday and 96 today, each one contributing to a warm, caring atmosphere.Our young people enjoyed doubleโ€‘sided dodgeball, hotseat, football, arts and crafts, volunteering, Just Dance, movies, story time, and tail tig but more importantly, they built teamwork, confidence, communication, and new friendships.This is genuinely one of the most thoughtful, kind groups weโ€™ve welcomed in a long time.Heartfelt thanks to our intermediate and senior committee members who are giving up their summer to support others. Your leadership is shaping a Summer that will be remembered for all the right reasons. Next week is the same as this week 9am start for working parents with our breakfast club curiosity of Foyle Network Foundation - Foyle Foodbank , trips out part funded by EA Youth service small grants. Have a good weekend see you all on Monday.

Address

5 Buncrana Road
Londonderry
BT487QL

Opening Hours

Monday 6pm - 9:30pm
Tuesday 3:30pm - 9:30pm
Wednesday 6pm - 9:30pm
Thursday 3:30pm - 9:30pm
Friday 6:30pm - 10:30pm
Saturday 7pm - 9pm

Telephone

+442871267959

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