Muddy Boots children's nature group, Monday 10-11.30

By kelda
June 7, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted June 7, 2015

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Posted June 7, 2015

Sunny MUDDY BOOTS children's outdoor nature group at Devonshire Road Nature Reserve tomorrow (Monday) at 10-11.30am

Sessions run term-time on Monday and Friday mornings (10-11.30) and Friday 2.30-4pm.

Sessions are drop in, no need to book.

Muddy Boots is a children's nature group which runs at Devonshire Road Nature Reserve in Forest Hill every Monday and Friday 10-11.30. Its very hands-on, friendly, relaxed, completely outdoors and aims to let children learn about nature, get grubby, get lots of fresh air and explore this lovely wild green space at their own pace. Each week we have a nature related activity nature and there's digging, watering, a walk in the woods and listening for wildlife. We end up back at our log circle basecamp with a story, snack and songs. Children any age love the peace of the reserve and are very welcome. To engage best with the day's more structured activity, I recommend 14m and over. Younger siblings are very welcome to come along for free. ?6 per child, sibling discount. Meet at the gates on Devonshire Road, opposite Tyson road.

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