Summer Sessions
Engaging activities to enhance young people’s wellbeing throughout the summer
Isle Listen’s summer sessions have been running for the last 5 years and provide valuable opportunities for creative expression, exercise, friendship making, and above all, a focus on wellbeing. This is particularly important when schools are closed for the long summer holidays.
Each year we host Summer Sessions in varying topics, to ensure there is something for everyone. Most sessions are free to attend, but donations are always welcome.
Scroll down to find out what’s on in 2026.
Dungeons and Dragons
Led by our own self-professed D&D fanatic, David, over three sessions players will embark on epic adventures, creating unique characters and engaging in collaborative storytelling.
It fosters creativity, problem-solving, teamwork, and imagination, providing an endless amount of entertainment. This event is for 11-18 year olds.
Dates to be announced
Active Souls
We’ve partnered with Active Souls for every year of Summer Sessions. Mikey and the team believe that exercise can be driven by enjoyment and community, and that play can become the gateway to a more balanced and sustainable lifestyle. Their sessions revolve around classic playground games with one objective: FUN!
Play is crucial for children, as it supports their overall development. It aids in cognitive growth by enhancing problem-solving and critical thinking skills. Promotes social interaction, creativity, physical fitness, and emotional wellbeing, helping children develop essential life skills. This event is for 6-11 year olds.
Dates to be announced
Creative Sessions
Creativity is important for self-expression. Each of our summer sessions creative workshops has a specific theme. These events are for 6-11 year olds.
Themes and dates to be announced
New for 2026: Songwriting
We are delighted to offer this new Summer Session for 2026, partnering with music therapist Heather Daykin to deliver focused songwriting sessions. Songwriting can provide a safe, creative outlet to process complex emotions, reduce stress, and build self-esteem. It enhances emotional regulation, fosters self-awareness, and improves communication skills, allowing young people to articulate feelings that are otherwise hard to express.
Dates to be announced
