A new youth club will open this month which focuses on young people with special educational needs.

On-Track Hailsham, organised by Hailsham Youth Service, will take place on the lower floor of the Station Youth Centre in Western Road from 5pm to 7pm on Wednesdays.

The sessions will be tailored for those with special educational needs and aims to "promote fun and community engagement".

Hailsham Youth Service is celebrating 25 years of operation in Hailsham and Hellingly.

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The new club will provide a safe space for ten to 25-year-olds with special educational needs to drop in to make new friends, take part in activities and access support.

Sessions are free, but parents/guardians/carers need to book a place by visiting: eventbrite.co.uk

Andy Joyes, youth service manager, said : “Hailsham Youth Service invites young people with special educational needs to ‘hop on the fun’ at our new and inclusive sessions, where we’re laying the tracks for connection and creativity.

“These sessions are designed to help young people with special educational needs navigate their journey with confidence, engage in interactive activities and improve their teamwork skills at the same time.”