Information on upcoming Breakouts in the Oxfordshire & Lancashire area.
Breakouts are daytrips for anyone aged 11-17 and they happen on the second Saturday of every month in Oxfordshire and are usually the fourth Saturday of the month in Lancashire.
They're about having fun, making new friends, team-building activities, problem solving, leadership training and spending time with a bunch of people without having to worry about if you're cool. Sometimes we even get a little crazy!
When is the next one?
Saturday 26th June, 10.30am - 7.00pm
What's the theme?
Mattress Smuggler
Where is it?
Quarry Hollow Park, Headington, OX3 8JR.
How do I book?
Download the registration form and complete (deadline Thurs24th Jun) - click the link below:
(Link coming within 24hrs)
The form has all the information you need - call us if it's unclear.
You need to complete a registration form in order to come on the day.
How much does it cost?
It costs £10 including lunch, refreshments and dinner or £8 if you get it to us by the deadline.
How do I get there?
You can either work out your own transport or we’ll have someone waiting at the first bus stop after the big Headington Roundabout (just past McDonalds).
280 Bus times:
The 280 Arriva Bus leaves from:
Aylesbury Bus Station Bay 9 at 9:30am, Haddenham Fort End at 9:52am, Thame Co-op at 10:05am, and Wheatley, Church Street at 10:22am.
On the way home the bus leaves from Wheatley at 7:00pm and arrives in
Wheatley Church Rd at 7:10pm
Thame Town Hall, at 7:29pm
Haddenham Fort End at 7:37pm
Aylesbury Bus Station at 7:57pm
For more bus times check out http://www.arrivabus.co.uk. If you are planning on catching the bus please let us know beforehand so we can meet you at the bus stop.
When is the next one?
Saturday 21st August, 10.30am - 7.30pm
What's the theme?
Hawaiian Beach Party
Where is it?
Formby Beach &
Woodvale Community Centre, Meadow Lane, Woodvale, Southport
PR8 3RS
How do I book?
Download the registration form and
complete (deadline Thurs19th Aug) - click the link below:
The form has all the information you need - call us if it's unclear.
You need to complete a registration form
in order to come on the day.
How much does it cost?
It costs £10 including lunch,
refreshments and dinner or £8 if you get it to us by the deadline.
How do I get there?
There is a mini bus calling in Leyland, Lostock Hall, Bamber Bridge & Clayton Brook.
See the registration form for details.
Future Breakouts in Lancashire
18th September 2010
30th October 2010
27th November 2010
18th December 2010
Future Breakouts in Oxfordshire
11th September 2010
Volunteers Needed for Breakouts
Photographer
We are looking for a photographer to help us on our Breakouts every four to six weeks on Saturdays (see dates above for the next few). Photos are taken throughout the day and a slide show is shown during the evening programme which you will need to put together in Picassa.
Caterer
Could you help with catering once every four weeks on our youth day trips, or maybe prepare some food before hand. If so please get in touch.
Technician
If you're familiar with laptops, projectors, playing audio / video clips, song projection software, PA equipment and could help us with out Breakouts (especially from tea time onwards) then please get in touch.
Driver & Resources A driver & resource coordinator is needed (with or without a large car) to transport resources for Breakouts and manage resources on the day. Full training will be given.
At 15 years old, Phiona’s church encouraged her to do her work experience with Aylesbury Vale Youth For Christ. Through that she attended a week long Foundations course run by Fusion, which set her off on a path which has to date seen her travel half way around the world and become a full time youth and community worker with Fusion.
Following on from a series of lessons about drug and alcohol awareness, sex education and first aid for parties, Lord Williams School in Thame invited Fusion for the second year to teach the young people about the emotional and moral side to relationships, love and sex. So often ignored in sex education, it was a real privilege for the Fusion team to teach about boundaries, values and choosing your pathway in relationships rather than just ‘going with the flow’ and ‘if it feels good do it’ that we are fed from the media.
...Raising money to support Fusion’s work in developing countries.
On the 3rd of July, nineteen friends of Fusion came together for the first of many Curry Club Nights. Four great authentic Indian Curry’s, a beautiful setting and some thought provoking discussion.
Fusion Youth &Community's northern centre opened the UK's first charity shop on the 2nd December 2009. The shop is based in Leyland and is a fundraising venture. All profits will fund the centre's youth and community work both locally and across the region. The premises also includes a first floor office above the shop which is the new base for the Fusion Youth & Community Preston centre. The shop has been going well with a steady increase in takings. In addition to our shop manager and assistant manager (Diane & Andy) we’ve got a growing team of wonderful volunteers (ten currently) who’ve really helped us make a strong start.
Hawaiian Beach Party Breakout Registration Form
At 15 years old, Phiona’s church encouraged her to do her work experience with Aylesbury Vale Youth For Christ. Through that she attended a week long Foundations course run by Fusion, which set her off on a path which has to date seen her travel half way around the world and become a full time youth and community worker with Fusion.
Following on from a series of lessons about drug and alcohol awareness, sex education and first aid for parties, Lord Williams School in Thame invited Fusion for the second year to teach the young people about the emotional and moral side to relationships, love and sex. So often ignored in sex education, it was a real privilege for the Fusion team to teach about boundaries, values and choosing your pathway in relationships rather than just ‘going with the flow’ and ‘if it feels good do it’ that we are fed from the media.
...Raising money to support Fusion’s work in developing countries.
