OUT & ABOUT
Rotherham United
Community Sports Trust free summer camps
As part of the Holiday
Activity Fun, RUCST are hosting free camps for children aged 8-16 throughout the school
holidays to children who are eligible for free school meals. All attendees will receive a free hot meal
Multi Sports Camps Parkgate Astro – Every Tuesday to Friday from 27th July to 20th August 9am-4pm
(Swimming lesson at Rotherham Leisure Complex every Tuesday) Parkgate Astro, 23 Greasbrough Rd, Parkgate, Rotherham S62 6HQ
Maltby Leisure Centre – Every Tuesday to Friday from 3rd to 27th August 12pm-4pm
(Swimming lesson one day a week) Maltby Leisure Centre, High St, Maltby, Rotherham, S66 8JE
Disability Multi-Sports Every Monday and Tuesday 26th July to 24th August 10am-2pm For children with SEN or disabilities
Mondays – Clifton School Cranworth Road Site, S65 1LN Tuesdays – Parkgate Astro 23 Greasbrough Rd, Parkgate, Rotherham S62 6HQ
Future Stars Football Camp Every Monday to Friday from 26th July to 27th August 10am-3pm (Limited to 20 places per day) Wickersley School & Sports College, Bawtry Rd, Wickersley, Rotherham S66 1JL.
*paid-for places also available at £60 per week BMX Camp
Runs for 2 weeks: Mon 2nd - Thurs 5th Aug and Mon 16th – Thurs 19th Aug 10am-2pm
Coaching from British Cycling L3 qualified coaches Winterhill School, Little Common Lane, Kimberworth S61 2BD Email
rotherhambmx@outlook.com to book your child’s place
Art Club
Every Monday to Thursday from 26th July to 19th August 11am-3pm Arts and crafts, painting and drawing, poetry and creative writing St Paul’s Church Masbrough, 139 Kimberworth Rd, Rotherham, S61 1AH
To access your child’s free place, you will need a unique reference number from their school
They must be available to attend all sessions for the weeks required
For more information, call RUCST on 01709 827 767 or email
community@rotherhamunited.net
www.rucst.co.uk
Ice Cream Bunting MAKE YOUR OWN:
This cute and colourful bunting is the perfect way to decorate any patio or child’s room this summer
You Will Need: 6cm Pom Pom Maker Peach coloured card
Small amount of thick cardboard DK Wool in a range of colours (25g makes 2 pom poms) Gold thread Glue gun Scissors
Embossing tool Ruler & Compass
Method
1. Using your pom pom maker or 2 circles of cardboard, make 6 pom poms in different colours. When tying off make sure to leave a length of thread to attach later.
2. Measure 6 pieces of peach card
12.5cm x 11.5cm and use a compass or plate to round the top of each. Using your ruler and embossing tool, score each piece vertically and horizontally. Roll and glue in place to make a cone. 3. To make the tassels, take a piece of thick card 6cm x 6cm. Cut a 4cm slot 1.5cm down from the right-hand side. Lay a piece of gold thread across the top, then wind wool vertically over the card about 12 times. Place a length of gold thread into the slot and tie off tightly. Cut along the bottom and slide off of card. Tie gold thread at the top leaving a length of cord. Make 7 in total. 4. To finish, plait a length of wool 137cm. Carefully hot glue your ice creams onto the cones. Tie on alternate tassels and ice creams to the plait and make a loop at each end to hang. Trim any loose ends. Your ice cream bunting is now ready.
Happy Crafting!
crafty Get With Dawn Topliss
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