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Free for 2s!

With Haringey’s Free for 2s, some two-year-olds can have a free early learning place in a nursery, children’s centre, playgroup or childminder, for up to 15 hours a week.

Early learning is really important for children’s social, physical and mental development and also helps them to prepare for school – giving your child the best start in life.

NEW PROJECT HELPS YOUNG PEOPLE CHANGE GEAR

Young Residents in Northumberland Park and Broadwater Farm have helped set up a bike project to benefit their communities.

Your Bike Project is the result of the council’s consultation with residents asking what they wanted to see change on their estates. More employment and sports opportunities for young people were two of the top priorities, and so a programme based around bikes was created with the help of children’s charity, Wheely Tots.

 

£2.7m loan fund to power industrial growth in the Upper Lee Valley

Small businesses on Upper Lee Valley industrial estates will have access to a new £2.7million fund launched to boost and celebrate enterprise in the area. The fund will help increase productivity, support quality job growth, create local workspace and enhance the Upper Lee Valley’s commercial impact.

AN ELECTRIC SUMMER HOLIDAY

Welcome to a different kind of north Tottenham summer project. Run by Haringey Council the free, two-week long programme gave young people the chance to have fun learning about STEM subjects - science, technology, engineering and maths.

Northumberland Park - a place for all

Join Haringey Council and Homes for Haringey this summer and let’s talk all things Northumberland Park. Find out about what is happening in your area and share your views.

 

Crowland Prinmary School plans for the future of Tottenham

When teachers at Crowland primary School used ‘All About Tottenham’ as the theme for learning this term, the intention was for pupils to have a chance to explore the area they live in,  and engender? love and respect for their community. What teachers hadn’t anticipated was the level of enthusiasm from pupils as they eagerly embraced the topic.

COMMUNITY COMES TOGETHER TO CELEBRATE SPORTS CENTRE’S GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY

On a sunny Saturday, 13 June 2019, hundreds of residents turned out to join the festivities as the Tottenham Community Sports Centre in the High Road turned 50-years-old. 

TOTTENHAM UNIVERSITY CELEBRATES FOUR YEARS

140 young people from Tottenham's primary schools graduated from the ‘Tottenham University’ in early July 2019.

Haringey’s guide to summer fun for kids

There’s lots of things for young people to do this summer including events, summer camps and workshops covering everything from learning to spin tracks as a DJ to exploring the woodland wonders around Tottenham and Wood Green. And lots of the activities are free.

WHOLE LOTTA PARK LOVE

On a perfect summer’s day the community came out in force to support the first Hartington Park Great Get Together.

Organised by The Friends of Hartington Park and Carbuncle Passage the free event saw craft and food stalls, an inflatable disco marquee, a bat box making workshop, appearances from the Safer Neighbourhood policing team and the Spurs Foundation doing free health checks, and the chance for residents to have their say on the future of the park.