Muddy Boots Children's Nature Group, Forest Hill, Mondays & Fridays

By kelda
May 31, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted May 31, 2015

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Posted May 31, 2015

MUDDY BOOTS Children's Outdoor Nature Group (with Holly) returns Monday 1st June with a hands-on session all about our lovely British nesting birds. The following regular weekly sessions will run from this week until the end of the school summer term:

Monday 10-11.30am

Friday 10-11.30am AND

Friday 2.30-4pm (for those still napping!)

Come and join us for outdoor summer nature activities, woodland reserve walks, stories and songs (with a drink and a snack) at basecamp.

No need to book, just pay for drop in session. ?6 per child, sibling discount.

See you there!

For more info see

https://www.facebook.com/muddybootsdevonshireroad

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