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Kids' Clay Workshop Fridays at 10.30am!


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Kids' Clay Workshop is on Fridays at 10.30-11.30am at St Clements & St Peters church hall, we make a step-by-step project in clay to take home ? for ages 3-5 year olds. Come and join in and get creative!

The church hall is off Barry Road (up the little road opposite end of Silvester Rd), SE22 0HW (more directions on website). It's ?7.70 per child & ?7 for siblings, pre-book or drop ins welcome too (space permitting). www.kidsclayworkshop.com or queries to [email protected]

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