TERM-TIME ACTIVITIES
SELFA provides many peer-support groups for children and young people during school term-time in Skipton, Settle and Bentham. The aims of the groups vary to ensure that we support a range of ages, abilities and interests. All peer-support groups listed below are ongoing throughout the school year.
Age 4-11 (primary school), Skipton
SELFA Starters
Reception & Year 1 nurture group
Smile Project
Intergenerational group for Years 2-5
Community Champs
Social action & community projects for Years 2-5. SELFA Inspire
Year 6 transition group
Inspire
Year 6 transition group
Age 11-19 (secondary school), Skipton
SELFA Wellness
Girls’ wellbeing group
Go Wild
Youth-led activity and social action group
Youth Action
Social action and youth voice group
Pathfinders Peer Hub
Peer-support group for young people who have previously taken part in our Pathfinders Programme for those with Emotionally Based School Avoidance
Youth Board
The group offers peer support, promotes youth voice & helps young people build their confidence to speak up and make a difference in their community.
SEND age 4-25, Skipton
x5 groups to support every age and ability with 1:1 support (SELFA Sensational, SELFA Leaders, SELFA Shine, SELFA Sunshine and SELFA Superstars)
Age 4-11 (primary school), North Craven
Settle Primary
Peer-support group with a focus on building self-esteem & positive relationships
Bentham Primary
Peer-support group with a focus on building self-esteem & positive relationships
Age 11-19 (secondary school), North Craven
Settle Youth
Peer-support group with a focus on increasing independence & raising aspirations
Bentham Youth
Peer-support group with a focus on increasing independence & raising aspirations
Age 19-25, Skipton
Springboard
Peer-support group using creativity to celebrate you, set goals and support you to take the next steps as a young adult
Parent Support, Skipton
SELFA Parents Group
Small peer support groups for parents of children and young people. Sessions focus on supporting both their own wellbeing needs and those of their children.