Teen Bowling Christmas Party

Name: Teen Bowling Christmas Party
Start: 2025-12-19T19:00:00+00:00
End: 2025-12-19T21:00:00+00:00
Location: Electric Bowl

Schedule

Fri Dec 19 2025 at 07:00 pm to 09:00 pm

UTC+00:00

Location

Electric Bowl | Halifax, EN

NAS Teen Bowling Christmas Party at Electric Bowl in Halifax.
Friday 19th December 7pm until 9pm.
If you are autistic and a teenager come and join us on Friday. Your parent/ carer must attend also (unless arranged in advance) and is responsible for you at all times. The session provides an opportunity for friendships to form and to have a Friday night social.
The bowling session starts at 7pm but please do arrive 15 minutes before so we can plan who’s playing with whom.
Calderdale NAS will cover the cost of the first game for all attendees. Donations are very welcome. Should anyone wish to play a second game, this would need to be paid for by participants. We will, of course, arrange the booking of the lanes for the second game and provide support with setting up. The cost of a second game is £5.95 for under 16s and £6.95 for those aged 16 and over.
There are 30 places and they will be booked on a first come basis using the Eventbrite link in the post in the Members Group.Book places for children/ young people only.
Carers/ parents do not need a ticket.
A £3 donation per person playing is suggested but not essential. Donations help support the sustainability of our sessions.
Please do email the branch on [email protected], post on the comments thread on the FB post or contact via messenger through the FB page if you would any further information. Details of this event are also on the website https://calderdalenas.org.uk
The Calderdale Branch is run by volunteers and provides support/ activities to families affected by autism. We receive no income from National Autistic Society, everything is funded through fundraising/ donations. We provide activity groups for children plus a support network for parents/carers and autistic adults. Our groups provide a safe environment for children, young people, parents/ carers. Volunteers are also involved with statutory organisations as the voice of branch members. Autism is potentially an isolating condition for the whole family. Our groups provide opportunities for friendships and fun, there is always a sense of belonging, something many struggle to achieve.
If you register a place and can then no longer attend this event please either cancel through Eventbrite or send us an email so that we can offer the place to someone else.