Rock Solid Youth Club sessions at West Wight Sports and Community Centre on the Isle of Wight provide a safe, welcoming and engaging space for young people to socialise, have fun and build confidence.

Delivered by West Wight Churches Youth Project, these term‑time sessions are designed for different age groups, offering a relaxed and inclusive environment where everyone can feel comfortable and supported.

Sessions take place in our Community Centre in Freshwater and include a wide range of activities such as pool tables, table tennis, air hockey, games consoles, crafts and group activities. With experienced youth workers and volunteers on hand, young people can build friendships, develop new skills and enjoy positive social experiences outside of school.

Rock Solid:  School Years 5–7

Tuesdays, 6.30pm – 8pm

A fun, energetic youth club session designed for younger participants, with a focus on games, activities and making new friends.

Group games and activities
Free time with pool tables, air hockey, table football and more
A short session exploring faith and life topics
Friendly, supportive environment led by experienced youth workers

Rock Solid 2: School Years 8–13

Wednesdays, 7pm – 8.30pm

A more flexible, drop‑in style session for older young people, offering a relaxed social space with optional activities.

• Drop‑in format – come and go during the session
• Games including pool, table tennis, Xbox and more
  Optional group activities and discussions
• Free toast and hot drinks
• Supportive youth workers available for conversation and guidance
• Opportunities to join trips and wider youth events

Taking part in youth club sessions can support a wide range of social, emotional and personal development outcomes:

• Builds confidence and self‑esteem – A supportive space where young people can feel valued and be themselves
• Encourages social connection – Opportunities to make friends and develop communication skills
• Supports mental well‑being – A safe place to relax, have fun and talk to trusted adults
• Develops new skills – Activities encourage creativity, teamwork and problem‑solving
• Promotes positive engagement – Encourages routine, responsibility and community involvement
• Provides a safe environment – Supervised sessions led by trained youth workers and volunteers