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Easter Holiday Clubs and Activities Guide 2026

Phil Scaife
Easter Holiday Clubs and Activities Guide 2026

Easter half term 2026 runs from Monday 30 March to Friday 10 April (dates vary slightly by school). If you're already panicking about how to keep the kids entertained for two weeks, we've got you covered.

Sports Camps

Hull City Tigers Trust Holiday Camps Ages 5-13 | Various locations across Hull Football, multi-sport, and girls-only sessions available. Includes lunch and snacks. Cost: £20-25 per day | Book via Hull City website

East Riding Leisure Holiday Programme Ages 4-14 | Beverley, Bridlington, Driffield, Goole, Hessle Swimming, gymnastics, racquet sports, and more. Cost: From £12 per session | Book via East Riding Leisure website

Hull KR Rugby Camps Ages 6-13 | Craven Park Stadium Learn rugby skills from professional coaches. No experience needed. Cost: £18 per day | Book via Hull KR website

Creative Activities

Hull Museums Easter Workshops Ages 5-11 | Hull and East Riding Museum, Ferens Art Gallery Free craft workshops inspired by the museum collections. Cost: Free | Drop-in, no booking required

Beverley Art Gallery Children's Workshops Ages 6-12 | Beverley Art Gallery Easter-themed art workshops including painting, printing, and clay modelling. Cost: £5 per session | Book via East Riding Council website

Creative Kids Easter Camp Ages 4-11 | Various locations in Hull Full-day creative camps including drama, art, music, and dance. Cost: £22 per day | Book via Creative Kids website

Outdoor Adventures

Nature Explorers Easter Special Ages 5-12 | Various East Yorkshire locations Den building, pond dipping, wildlife walks, and outdoor cooking. Cost: £25 per day | Book via Nature Explorers EY website

Yorkshire Wolds Easter Egg Hunt All ages | Various National Trust and country parks Check individual venues for dates and details. Cost: Varies | See National Trust website

Top Tips for Parents

  1. Book early — popular camps fill up fast
  2. Check if HAF (Holiday Activities and Food) funded places are available if your child receives free school meals
  3. Mix it up — a combination of structured activities and free days works best
  4. Don't forget the library — free events and activities throughout the holidays