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Key Club is a FREE creative arts and social club for young people aged 18-30 on the autism spectrum.
What is this club?
The club gives children ages 8 – 16 a chance to get their hands dirty doing real archaeology — handle historical artefacts, meet archaeologists and try your hand at traditional crafts, all while gaining skills and making friends!
From investigating historical poo to taking part in a real archaeological dig at Fulham Palace, each session has its own exciting topic to discover.
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Sessions take place in the education centre on one Saturday each month (apart from Aug and Dec) from 10.15 – 12.15.
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Students attend independently.
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Students should come dressed appropriately for outdoor activities.
Learn more about YAC by emailing our community archaeologist at [email protected]
Good to know
- Cost: £16.00 per person, per session
- Wait time: Two weeks
- Keeping updated:
For more information about the sessions, booking a space or anything else, please contact Alexis Haslam at [email protected].
- Signing up:
Book your place on our monthly YAC sessions via our website.
- Getting here:
There is no public parking on-site. An accessible parking bay for blue badge holders only is located within our gated car park. Use the intercom at the car park gates to request access. If possible please call us on [+44 (0)20 7736 3233](tel:+44 (0)20 7736 3233) before your visit and provide the details of the registration number, make and model of vehicle and the date you plan to visit.
Metered parking is available on Bishop’s Avenue — Controlled Parking Zone Y. Additional restrictions apply when Fulham Football Club are playing at home.
Putney Station is fifteen minutes from London Waterloo. The Palace is a 25 minute walk down Putney High Street and across Putney Bridge.
Buses 74, 220 and 430 stop on Fulham Palace Road at the ‘Bishop’s Park Road’ stop. The Palace is a five minute walk down Bishop’s Avenue.
Buses 14, 22, 39, 74, 85, 93, 220, 265, 424 and 430 stop on Putney Bridge at the ‘Putney Bridge Station / Gonville Street’ or ‘St Mary’s / Putney Pier’ stops.
- What to wear:
YAC sessions are practical and hands on, involving lots of craft activities so we recommend young people dress in comfortable, practical clothes with appropriate footwear. Aprons are provided for messy activities and PPE is provided where needed (e.g., gloves when on a foreshore walk).
