Family Fun Night 2024 is Two Weeks Today! Fun, family friendly alternative to trick or treating in New Brighton.
Lots of games, activities, youth bands, bouncy castles, food trucks and lollies. $2 per person at Grace Vineyard Beach Campus!
Kia ora whānau,
Term 4 Weekly Youth Clubs start again in Week 1 on the school term! The term plans for all our clubs have been uploaded to our website and registrations are already LIVE. Spaces are available at all clubs, so why not try something different?! If your child or friend is keen to try a new club, but unsure if they’re going to like it, they’re welcome to just give it a try at no cost, if there are still spaces. Also if money is an issue, please let us know as we can probably help: accounts@yat.org.nz
Term 4 Changes:
# Surge is moving to Mondays – for a fresh start, with some new and old activities. All Teens welcome!
# Rock Solid price has dropped to $20 per term PLUS any outings, to make it more accessible.
– Basketball Clubs (School Years 1 – 8) Mondays. Various Times. $50pp
– Kitchen Klub (School Years 5 – 9) Mondays 4:00-5:30pm $80pp (including food)
– Surge (School Years 9 – 13) Mondays 6:30-8:30pm. FREE for teenagers (except trips)
– Kōtirotiro Girls Club (School Years 1 – 6) Wednesdays 4:00-5:30pm $50pp (including trips)
– Tamatāne Boys Club (School Years 1 – 6) Thursdays 4:00-5:30pm $50pp (including trips)
– Craft Club (School Years 5 – 9) Thursdays 4:00-5:30pm $60pp (including materials)
– Rock Solid (School Years 7 & 8) Fridays 4:00-6:00pm $20pp (including trips)
Make a booking by using your normal email and password at https://yatclubs.aimyplus.com
Family Fun Night ‘24
Family Fun Night is coming soon! Thursday 31st October between 5pm – 7:30pm at Grace Vineyard Beach Campus. $2 entry per person. Check out last years highlights and follow the event updates at: www.facebook.com/events/400328186439544
Oscar After-School Care
If you’re needing after-school care for your children in Term 4, Youth Alive Trust offers something a bit different, as a Seniors Only option, for School Years 4-9. Van pick ups from SNBS, Rawhiti, NBC, Nova, Chisnallwood, Avonside & Shirley. Most working or studying parents are eligible for govt subsidies. Activities include Kitchen Klub, Basketball, Craft Club, Park Day, plus socials and trips. More info on our website: www.yat.org.nz/holiday-programmes/senioroscar or pop in for a visit.
Amplify School of Music
If your child is interested in instrument lessons or joining a band, contact our Amplify team. Drums, Guitar, Bass, Piano/Keyboard, and Vocal lessons, both in-school and at YAT, with the opportunity for instrument rentals too. More info at: https://amplify.mymusicstaff.com/
Parenting Courses
Lots of opportunities for Parenting Courses coming up in Term 4, including one for parents of intermediates and teens here in New Brighton at YAT on Monday evenings. Check out all the options for Tuning into Kids at: https://manaake.health.nz/tuning-in-to-kids/
Plus here are some links to other parenting programme we’d recommend:
Tuning Into Kids/ Teens/ Dad’s courses through Family Works:
https://psuppersouth.org.nz/what-we-do/family-works/support-for-parents/
Toolbox Parenting courses (online options):
https://parentingplace.nz/courses
Triple P Parenting courses:
https://www.triplep-parenting.net.nz/nz-uken/find-help/pre-teens-and-teens/
https://www.triplep-parenting.net.nz/nz-uken/find-help/toddlers-to-tweens/
Real Parents Course options:
https://realparents.org/what-we-do/
Lost Property
We have a few boxes of lost property from clubs, holiday programmes and events. Check out the photos HERE, and pop into the office sometime in the next week to pick anything up that you recognise, before it goes to the charity shop.
Parent Feedback
We’re always keen to hear feedback, ideas and encouragements from Parents of young people who attend our programmes. Here’s the short survey link if you have a few minutes spare: https://forms.office.com/r/BShryLi0ty
Any questions or comments, just reply to this email.
Ngā Mihi
The Youth Alive Trust Team
It was great to share our story with some of our local Community Board members, including Jo Zervos – Coastal Ward Community Board Member, Celeste Donovan – Councillor for Coastal, and council staff. When you tell your own story to others, it reminds you of its significance and inspires us on! Thanks for listening 
Take a look at Jo Zervos’ post
Shout out to youth worker Briair who has been a long term attendee, volunteer and staff member at YAT, but is now going onto new adventures. Briair has been a part of the furniture at YAT for nearly 10 years, working with all age groups, and supporting so many young people through our clubs, programmes, events and mentoring. You’re a qualified youth worker now and we know you’ll be a blessing to many more young people wherever you go! You’ll always be a part of our whānau 
Te Wiki o te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week) has been recognised in Aotearoa since 1975. It’s an official week on our national calendar to honour, celebrate and promote te reo Māori. It’s also a great encouragement to us all to use more te reo Māori in our everyday lives, starting at home with our whānau! Why not try one or two new words of phrases at home this week?! Here’s a Parenting Place article with a few suggestions
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