Forest Fun Half Term Holiday Club

By kazzerstazzer
October 7, 2024 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted October 7, 2024

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Posted October 7, 2024

Give your children the opportunity to run, jump, climb, swing, hide, seek, chill, make, invent and play on a Forest Fun day this half term.

Outside all day in the lovely Lettsom Gardens, children will connect to nature while playing with natural materials and following their interests where they take them, whether that's whittling, weaving or making giant mud pies.

The session is run by qualified Forest School leader Kath Stathers of Wild Roots Forest School, and there is a high adult to child ratio to make sure children can take risks in a safe environment.

For children from 5 to 10 years old.

Wednesday 30th October, 10am–3pm.

Lettsom Gardens, Grove Hill Rd, SE5

£45 per child - with a discount rate for low income families.

Book your place at bookwhen.com/wildrootsse15

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