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*Free*, Winter Wonderlife workshop for children 6 plus and their parents. December 2nd & 9th.

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Dear families,


See below for details on an exciting *FREE* workshop at the Centre for Wildlife Gardening.

Please note that this workshop is for families with children aged 6 plus.



I look forward to hearing from you.



Best regards.

Karis Hockey.



WINTER WONDERLIFE WORKSHOP!

Family Learning

For children aged 6+ and their carers

____________________________

* 1st Half: Sunday 2nd December, 11.00am-3.30pm

* 2nd Half: Sunday 9th December, 11.00am-3.30pm

Centre for Wildlife Gardening, SE15 4EE


Free! BUT Booking Essential.


To book contact:

[email protected],

*Please note that participants need to attend both sessions

in order to be eligible for the course.


Join us for two days of family

learning fun including:

*Winter Wreath making

* Shooting star making

* Snowflake craft

* Squirrel Scramble

* Winter broth making

* Winter habitat making

* Make bird feeders

* Hibernation trails and games

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