Get Up and Go!
Here you can find out about the latest activities for youngsters!
***February half term activities available to book here***
Aimed at doing what it says - Get Up and Go.
Throughout the year, the Council's Get Up and Go team has organised specialised activities which enable young people to gain news skills and improve their ability in a range of sports, arts, music, dance and drama. Many sessions will have prizes and rewards with certificates of attendance for taking part.
Thousands of young people in Chorley have benefited from the work delivered by the Council and its many partners which include sports, arts and community groups.
How can I get involved?
We have a calendar and list of activities on offer.
Young People's Charter
This is really important and has important information about booking get up and go activities. Please read the 
charter before booking on any of the sessions.
Play Rangers and other activities
Watch out for our Get Up and Play Rangers.
You can find more about activities and services for young people across Lancashire by clicking here.
History of get up and go
The programme kicked off in the summer holidays of 2003 aimed at getting youngsters active and providing something for them to do on the long summer days.
The programme then developed and offered activities in school holidays throughout the year, meaning there was plenty on offer.
Since 2005 get up and go has transformed into activity at all times of the day including evenings and weekends all year round making it one of the best attended and popular activity programmes for young people in the country.
There is such a diverse menu that ranges from archery, bird box making, drama, football, netball sports tournaments and young people volunteering schemes.
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