Youth and Leisure Activities

Weekly Activities

Young people

The Sports Development Team run regular activities in the Valley:

Tot Shots Football (age 3-6 years) – New Hartley Memorial Hall – Tuesday 4:00 – 4:45 pm

Multi Sports Club – Astley High School – Tuesday 5:15 – 6:15 pm

Multi Sports Club – Seghill Institute Community Centre – Wednesday 4:30 – 5:30 pm

Multi Sports Clubs are £2 Per session and suitable for ages 7-13 years.  The sessions run term time only.

Adults

Dancercise – Seaton Sluice Community Centre – Tuesday 12:15 – 1:00 pm

Young at Heart – Seaton Sluice Community Centre – Thursday 10:30 – 11:30 am

For information and how to book weekly activities contact:

seatonvalleysd@northumberland.gov.uk or phone:  07517 499394

Youth Activities

There are organisations, clubs and projects in Seaton Valley and the surrounding area that offer activities for young people.  We have put together a list with links to information and contact details.  Youth Activities in the Seaton Valley area.

Leisure Activities

There are a number of sports centres in the South East Northumberland area that are run by Active Northumberland.  These centres have a wide range of activities and classes available.

Full details about the leisure centres, timetables and activities are on the Active Northumberland website.

Cycling in Seaton Valley

There are a number of cycling routes that pass through Seaton Valley including part of the National Cycling Network Route 1.

The paths are a mixture of shared cycling and pedestrian paths and bridleways and are suitable for most cyclists to enjoy.  As they are traffic-free they make an excellent and safe way to see some of the hidden parts of Seaton Valley.

Route details can be viewed below:

• National Cycling Network Route 1 – Blyth to Seaton Sluice & Old Hartley
• The Avenue Cycle Path – Seaton Sluice to Seaton Delaval
• The Waggonway Bridalpath – The Avenue to Whitley Bay
• Holywell Dene Bridalpath – Holywell Village to Seaton Sluice & Old Hartley