Dunblane Centre Youth News


As per usual, the last couple of months have been as busy as they ever have been at the Centre – we never seem to stop! All of our term time activities have been running really well and our new activities, The Lego Brick Club, Funky Science and Pre-School Tennis have all been well received by young people and parents alike! There are still spaces in some of our activities though, feel free to pop in and see what we have on off er.


Christmas will of course be here soon and although we haven’t fi nalised all of our plans just yet, we’re pleased to announce our Winter Balls are back this year alongside our Christmas Craft Drop In and new winter youth clubs! Also, our P7 Sleepover @ the Centre is happening on 18th – 19th November. Last year was so much fun and although we can’t guarantee your young people will get much sleep, we can guarantee they’ll have an awesome time!


As always, if you have any questions about what we have to off er young people, feel free to pop in, give me a call or drop me an e-mail.


Leigh youthworker@dunblanecentre.co.uk


Instagram.com/dunblanecentre Upcoming Youth Events


P7 Sleepover @ the Centre


Sat 18th Nov @ 7.00pm – Sun 19th Nov @ 8.00am


Infl atables, games, popcorn, midnight snacks, dvds and loads more...


£5.00 per person (payable in advance at the Centre)


Winter Youth Club


Open to everyone in P5 – P7 6.30pm – 8.30pm Wed 27th Dec + Wed 3rd Jan


Bring some friends and kick back in the Centre for a couple of hours – sports, disco, arts & crafts and so much more! £2.00 per person – No need to book, just come along!


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