Quiet Hour has been designed not only for Autistic people or anyone with sensory sensitivities, it also includes customers who would prefer to visit during a quieter, more relaxed time are very welcome to attend.
During Quiet Hour, customers can expect a calmer environment, with no music or television. Essential radio and PA communications will continue where required to support the safe and effective operation of the leisure centre.
The Sensory Room is also available during Quiet Hour. If you would like to use the room, please speak to a member of staff.
One-hour swimming slots will take place weekly:
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Day
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Leisure Centre
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Times
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Friday
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Valley
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4pm - 5pm
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Saturday
|
Sixmile |
8am - 9am
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Sunday
|
Sixmile
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9am - 10am
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Sunday
|
Antrim Forum
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8am - 9am and 9am - 10am
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One-hour soft play will take place weekly:
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Day
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Leisure Centre
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Times
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Monday
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Antrim Forum
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4pm - 5pm
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Wednesday
|
Valley
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4pm - 5pm
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‘Quiet hour’ sessions are scheduled at times when there is less footfall and less noise in the leisure centres. There will be no music playing, or operational PA announcements to maintain a quiet space. Sensory-friendly toys will be available.
There is no advanced booking required for 'quiet hour' sessions.
Sensory Rooms are also available at the Antrim Forum, Crumlin Leisure Centre and the Valley Leisure Centre.
