Families in the Vale will be able to enjoy dozens of free and low-cost activities during the school summer holidays.
The Family Information Service. run by Vale of Glamorgan Council, has launched its annual summer holiday programme, working alongside organisations across the county.
Together, they'll be providing six weeks of budget-friendly events for children and young people up to the age of 25, along with a range of family activities.
Cllr Eddie Williams, cabinet member for social care and health, said: "Providing a wide range of low-cost and free activities is vital for families, especially during the summer holidays when budgets can be tight."
"These opportunities ensure that all children and young people in the Vale have access to fun and enriching experiences without financial barriers."
The Vale Youth Service will be offering a host of youth clubs and sports camps, while other council services will be playing host to free multi-sport sessions, playschemes and play rangers.
There'll be craft and story events at all of the Vale's libraries, while other activities - available for a fee - include dance and gym classes, animal encounters, cinema screenings and swimming lessons.
Cllr Gwyn John, cabinet member for lesiure, sport and wellbeing, added: "Summer activities like sports camps, creative sessions, and outdoor events are not only enjoyable but also essential for children's wellbeing."
"This programme of activities will encourage young people to get outdoors, stay active, and build positive social connections - which benefits their physical and mental health."
The summer holiday programme runs from Saturday 19th July to Sunday 31st August. To find out more about the events and activities on offer, visit the Vale of Glamorgan Council website.
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