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This winter Gloucestershire County Council offered four weeks of activities and events for children eligible for Free School Meals.
The scheme, called the Holiday Activities and Food programme (HAF), was delivered in partnership with district councils, the voluntary sector and other organisations in the county and was funded by the Department for Education.
The HAF programme's purpose was to make sure children are entertained, active, educated, safe and fed between Monday 20 December and Thursday 23 December 2021.
Now that the activities have finished for the winter we would be very grateful if you could complete the survey and let us know about your children’s experience of the scheme this winter and help us to develop the offer for future schemes.
This winter Gloucestershire County Council offered four weeks of activities and events for children eligible for Free School Meals.
The scheme, called the Holiday Activities and Food programme (HAF), was delivered in partnership with district councils, the voluntary sector and other organisations in the county and was funded by the Department for Education.
The HAF programme's purpose was to make sure children are entertained, active, educated, safe and fed between Monday 20 December and Thursday 23 December 2021.
Now that the activities have finished for the winter we would be very grateful if you could complete the survey and let us know about your children’s experience of the scheme this winter and help us to develop the offer for future schemes.
