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Kids & Youth Activites
The meeting times, dates and locations for all groups and activities can be found on the
Church Calendar.
EnerJ (formerly the Sunday School) meets in East Calder Church Hall on Sunday mornings prior to the 11.15am Worship Service. Children and teachers attend the church for around 15 minutes then return to the hall for their own activities. All children aged 3 -11 are welcome - visiting children too, of course.
Kosy Kaff
Kosy Kaff is open to young people in Primaries 1 to 7 in Kirknewton Community Hall from 4.00 pm - 5.00 pm on Fridays. It is the place to relax and meet friends over a delicious cup of hot chocolate and some delicious home baking.
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Kids Klub
Kids Klub meets during School Holiday periods in place of EnerJ. A bit more informal than EnerJ and fun guaranteed.
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Youth Cafe
If you are in 1st to 3rd year at High School you are invited to a Youth Cafè meeting at 11.15am in East Calder Church then continuing in the Meeting Room, East Calder Church Hall and finishing at 12.15pm.
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Youth Fellowship
Youth Fellowship for 1st to 4th years at High School meets in the Meeting Room, East Calder Church Hall on Sunday evenings from 7.45pm -9.00pm.
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The Boys' Brigade:
All sections meet in East Calder Church Hall on Friday evenings at the following times-
- Anchor boys (Primaries 2 & 3) 6:30 - 7:30 pm
- Junior Section (Primaries 4, 5 & 6) 6.45-8.15 pm
- Company Section (Primary 7 to age 18) 7.30 - 9.45pm
Further information at www.boys-brigade.org.uk
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Holiday Club
A Holiday Club is held every summer, usually in August, for children of primary school age, with lots of fun, Bible teaching, songs, games and general excitement. In the past the church halls have been transformed turned into a Space Station, Fun Theatre, and a Jungle to name but a few. Whatever the occasion requires we aim to provide.
Click here to see the photos of Mission Rescue - Holiday Club 2011 .
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Child Protection Coordinator in congregation.
Policy Statement of The Church Of Scotland regarding the protection of children and young people in the Church:
"The Church of Scotland has a deep concern for the wholeness and well-being of each individual. It seeks to safeguard the welfare of all people, regardless of age, who come into contact with the Church and its organisations. It is the responsibility of each individual within the fellowship of the Church, to prevent the physical, sexual or emotional abuse of children and young people ."
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