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Haringey HAF

Haringey’s Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) Programme provides free holiday activities, including a nutritious meal at each session, for children and young people who receive benefits-related Free School Meals. Eligible children will be registered as receiving benefits-related Free School Meals and will have been issued a HAF code.

If you have not received a code, this may mean your child is not eligible or is not currently registered for benefits-related Free School Meals. In this case, please contact your school to check your Free school meal registration status.


Booking Your Child’s Place

To get started, create an account on our Plinth booking system, register your child or children, and explore the variety of activities available throughout Haringey. Plinth provides detailed information for each session, including:

  • Activity descriptions
  • Age suitability
  • Accessibility arrangements
  • Location and availability


This will help you choose the most suitable opportunities for your child’s interests and needs.


How to Create an Account and Register Your Child on Plinth


Create your parent account:

  • Go to the Plinth website and select ‘Sign Up’. Enter your details and create a password to set up your account.


Add your child’s details:

  • Once logged in, go to ‘My Family’ or ‘Add Child’ and enter your child’s information, including their HAF code if they have one.


Book activities:

  • After your child is added, you can browse available HAF sessions and select ‘Book’ to reserve a place.


Cancellations

A reminder email will be sent to you one week before your booked activities begin. If you need to cancel a session, please cancel directly through Plinth and contact the provider to let them know. We ask that you give at least 24 hours’ notice so that the space can be offered to another young person.


SEND and Accessibility

Our HAF providers are committed to welcoming and supporting all children and young people, including those with special educational needs or disabilities (SEND). We encourage parents and carers to contact providers directly to discuss any specific requirements.