Each morning during New Horizon, Scripture Union NI leads an exciting and engaging programme for primary-aged children, offering time and space to explore the Bible, worship together, and discover more about God — all through fun, age-appropriate activities.
This is more than childcare — it’s discipleship for the next generation, right at the heart of the New Horizon week. Children learn, grow, and build friendships while parents attend the Morning Bible Teaching and Seminars.
Who Is SU for?
The SU Programme is open to children who will be entering P1–P7 in September.
It is available only for children whose parents or guardians are attending the Morning Bible Teaching and/or Seminars.
Age Groups
SU P1–P4
A fun, energetic introduction to Bible stories, memory verses, songs, games, and crafts.
SU P5–P7
A space for older children to explore faith more deeply through group teaching, discussions, activities, and worship.
SU SEN P1–P7+
SU SEN
At New Horizon, we believe every child should have the opportunity to explore faith in a way that works for them. That’s why we offer a dedicated SU SEN track, designed specifically for children with special educational needs or additional support needs, roughly within the P1–P7+ age range.
Led by an experienced and caring team of volunteers, the SU SEN programme creates a safe and structured environment where each child can.
Important Info
Photographs and Child Protection
Sometimes photographs or video clips are taken during the children and youth activities to be used for publicity purposes. If you have any objection to photographs or video footage of your child being taken please tick the relevant box on the registration form. You can view our child protection policy here:
Do I Need To Attend New Horizon for Child To Attend Livewire or OTE
Young people are permitted to attend Livewire & On the Edge without their parents attending New Horizon. Parents are required to give the name of a responsible adult attending New Horizon such as their Youth Leader or the parent of a friend. Children must wear their badges or wristbands while at events. Parents must indicate at registration whether or not their children have permission to leave events unaccompanied. Parents collecting children at the end of events should do so as promptly as possible.