Catch up with the latest news from Rose Hill Junior Youth club, and look back at some of the activities we did this month!
JYC sessions
This month, we made pitta pizzas and flapjacks, played lots of fun games, danced, made collages, recycled crafts and lanterns!
We also started our junior allotment sessions and harvested some giant potatoes!
Take a look at some photographs in our slideshow and our highlights video below.
JYC sessions will return after half term on Wednesday 8th & Thursday 9th November.
Lantern making
We have now started the lantern building workshops at our youth club sessions!
All of the lanterns we make at youth club will be displayed at our upcoming Creative Lights Festival in November.
We are also hosting a special lantern making session for families on Wednesday 1st November, from 3pm-5pm. Read more by clicking the button below:
Creative Lights Festival: Wondrous Whale Walk
Saturday 18th November, 2pm-5:30pm at Rose Hill Community centre
A magical mix of lanterns, lights, special effects, animation and free local craft workshops around the theme of water, whales and the impact of plastics on our oceans and rivers.
Join us all for the finale lantern parade and celebrate the fantastic whale and fish light sculptures – built using willow and recycled plastic!
Dancing in the streets to the rhythm and beat of brass band ‘Horns of Plenty’!
Brought to you by Rose Hill Junior Youth Club and Film Oxford with the support of City Farm, local artists, schools and community groups. More information coming soon!
Take a look back at the 2022 CLF, view our photo folder and watch our videos:
Free hot meals for families in half term
We will be making two dishes: Pasta, veg and chicken (halal option available) or just pasta and veg.
These meals will be available to collect on Wednesday 25th October, from 12pm-1pm at Rose Hill Community centre.
If your family would like to take home some of our delicious hot meals, you can fill in our short form by clicking the button, or text Aimee: 07983972519
Would you like to know more about the work RHJYC has done over the past few months? You can read our latest reports with lovely photographs and videos by clicking here: