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Cobbs Playbarn


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Leighton Park Holiday Activity Scheme


Runs during the school holidays, extended hours available. Ages 5-14. Leighton Park School, Reading. W: www.leightonpark.com/ enterprises T: 0118 9879538


Dinton Activity Centre


See the lake come to life on the Spring Watch Canoe Tour. Why not take to the lake on the Easter Weekend under the full moon? (Ages 4+). Booking essential. Dinton’s Activity weeks are perfect for your older brood. Have fun and learn to sail, climb, kayak, stand up paddleboard and more on Wild Days (ages 8-13). After the holidays check out the new range of after school clubs. W: www.dinton-pastures.co.uk E: dintonactivitycentre@ wokingham.gov.uk


Easter Family Fun


Special Easter themed activities at Gulliver’s Theme Park, Warrington. Enjoy magical entertainment, activities and lots of family rides. Book tickets in advance to save more on your visit. W: www.gulliversfun.co.uk/events/ easter-family-fun


Help Give A Child A Brighter Future


Could you open up your home and provide a loving family to a child in need? There are a number of reasons why some children cannot be cared for by their own family, so it is important there is a foster family available to provide them with the care they need. It is also an extremely rewarding experience for the foster family – both financially and emotionally. If you think you have what it takes then get in touch with Slough Children’s Services Trust and find out how they can support you on an exciting new journey. W: www.scstrust.co.uk/primary T: 0800 0730291


Reading Museum


Family resources are always available at the museum from trail bags to colouring sheets and picture bingo! Reading Museum. W: www.readingmuseum.org.uk


Regular Events at Reading Museum


Holiday Club


Woodford Park Leisure Centre in Woodley offer holiday activities during the school holidays. T: 0118 9216969


Tales for Tots: Story-time for the under 5’s. Drop in and catch a story using objects from the collection. 10.30am – 11.30am. Free, drop in. Runs every Wednesday. W: www.readingmuseum.org.uk


Looking for a party venue for your child? Cobbs Playbarn have bespoke party options including cupcake decorating, barn bears and flowerpot painting. Cobbs Playbarn, Bath Road, Hungerford. T: 01488 686 770 E: play@cobbsplaybarn.co.uk


Berkshire Phab Saturday Club


The purpose-built Berkshire Phab centre is open to children every Saturday for children with and without disabilities - a chance to socialise together. Activities include computers, arts, music, sensory room and outdoor play. MAPP Centre, 22 Mount Pleasant, Reading, RG21 2TD. T: 0118 916 8412


RedKangaroo Trampoline Park


Get ready for the ultimate trampoline experience this Easter at RedKangaroo. Packed with the most gravity-defying trampoline fun and exciting aerial activities. 8 Bridgewater Close, Reading. W: www.redkangaroo.co.uk


Busy Buttons Courses For Creative Learning


Creative Courses taught at the Arts Award Centre by industry professionals (After school & Saturdays) in 2D- 3D art & illustration, sewing, fashion design & costume making, design & animation, construction club, teen makers & film club. Windsor Yards, Central Windsor. T: 07952418212 / 0800 101 8332 W: www.busybuttons.org


March


Wednesday 20th Stay and Play


Stay and play sessions at The Abbey Girls School in Reading. 9.30-11am. Also on 4th April, 2nd & 15th May and 6th & 19th June. Booking required, T: 0118 987 2256 E: theabbey.co.uk/events


Saturday 23rd


The Lego Movie Day The Legoland®


hosting the ultimate celebration of the new The Lego®


Windsor Resort is Movie™ 2!


Join Emmet, Wyldstyle and the gang during event weekends with exclusive building activities, out of this world character experiences, interactive photo opportunities and more. Also on 24th, 30th and 31st March. W: www.legoland.co.uk


Sunday 24th


Powerboat Club Running at Dinton Activity Centre. W: www.dinton-pastures.co.uk


BY KIND PERMISSION OF W. CUMBER & SON (THEALE) Ltd


BLUEBELL WALKS RUSHALL FARM


Back Lane, Bradfield, RG7 6DL Signposted from A340


TWO WEEKENDS! April 20th & 21st and 27th & 28th 11am-5pm


For more information please call 0118 961 6107 or visit www.msreading.org.uk


• Native bluebells • Woodland walks • Family fun in the barn • Hot and cold food • Home made cakes • Free treasure hunt for kids


Suggested donation: Adults £5 Children/OAP’s £3 Under 3’s go free


CREATIVE COURSES We take great care to ensure this information is


correct at the time of going to press. However, we would advise parents to phone and check details prior to making a long trip …or promise!


Spring Family Raceday at Ascot


Countryside inspired activities and country skills to try, animal displays and activities, meet the animals, pony rides, character appearances, craft activities and face painting. Tickets from – £26 per person, Children go free. Each of Ascot’s famous lawns will feature a different theme, with racegoers of all ages encouraged to explore. W: www.ascot.co.uk


Saturday 30th March


Ladybird Books: ‘How it Works’


An exhibition celebrating the history of the nation’s favourite children’s books. Hosted at Reading Museum as part of Museums Partnership Reading, a new cultural initiative funded by Arts Council England, this exhibition presents material from the extensive Ladybird Books Archive housed at the University of Reading. Running until 17th August 2019. W: www.readingmuseum.org.uk


Sunday 31st


Sorry no card payments All proceeds from this event will benefit local people affected by Multiple Sclerosis.


32 SPRING ISSUE 2019


Go to www.primarytimes.co.uk/berkshire for thousands more great days out


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