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Christmas Fayre & Shopping at Birmingham's Bullring 2 days, departing 27 November 2010


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' This Christmas let us take you on a modern journey through old . England wandering through Ludlow's 11 th century castle and : Medieval Fayre of over 80 craft & food stalls, and throng of ■'jugglers,entertainersandpuppeteers.^ ' ' •Included visit to Ludlow Medieval Christmas Fayre


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Market 2 days, departing.' 4 December 2010


Come and experience a Christmas season inspired by the rich • '


, culture and wealth of the traditional customs of a Russian Christmas at Chatsworth House whilst with over 300 stalls, Lincoln Christmas market set against the backdrop of a magnificent Cathedral and a ' •


: castle has a magical English festive atmosphere. ,• Included visit to Chatsworth House - ■ ■ v;


• A visit to Lincoln Christmas Market • - : > " ' *


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iJ.njoythe sights and sounds of Victorian England at Worcester's*/ f g .Chnsttoas Fayre and mingle with the costumed stall holders selling':?


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, A pre-Christmas visit to two of the UK's most historic and,l architecturally celebrated cities begins in York and ends in Durham/ ^ the land of Prince Bishops. Soak up the festivities and stunning -


Priscilla Queen of the Desert, The Lion King, We Will Rock You and Wicked. il! ' '


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: 3 days,:departing 30 December 2010 : See in the New Year in style with our excellent value, 3 day Theatre break to London's glittering West End!


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* Christmas Markets in Scotland's historic capital city.''".*, b Delight in the festive colour! displays and lights of the famous - • shoppers'patadise. Princes Street!


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■WWiWBW ^ * , Bath Christmas


Market 2 days, departing 4 December 2010


Ghildren love to splash around, but swimming also has many educational benefits, says KATE HODAL'


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ummer holidays used to be a nightmare for Clarissa Langland, 38. She dreaded having to juggle work while looking after her two


children, Jonah, 9, and Aaron, 10. But when she signed them up to a local swimming


school two years ago, with the idea of getting the children more active, little did she realise they would not only get fit - but friendlier, kinder and calmer. "It was remarkable how much the boys


changed,” says the Northumberland-based office assist^L


“They grew physically stronger, of course, but the biggest ; ^ , change was in their:maturity. Theyeamed the fep e c t of their peers, mabe;new ; friends, gained .


self-confidence arid have' 1, even been able toooncentrate more at school.''


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Approximately 12 million pMple swim regularly In the UK, arid many


Enjoy a festive winter wonderland with over 120 wooden chalets displaying beautifully crafted gifts, set against a background of Bath's famous Abbey and Roman Baths. ■: ' : -l


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of them are school age. In fact, mos t. ; lifeguarding courses and weekly swimming


lessons are aimed specifically at the younger : generation. Children as young as six months can be introduced to swimming through the nationwide ■ ? Starfish Programme (starfishswimming.org), while :


children from eight to 12 can learn how to become ■Rookie Lifeguards' through the Royal Life Saving . Society (www.lifesavers.org.uk), ' Swimming is a cardiovascular sport that bums more calories and works more muscle groups than any other


■ form of exercise. But it is also good at helping children develop psychologically and socially - and can be : enjoyed by disabled children as well, says Irene Joyce of the Swimming Teachers'Association. “Swimming gives children a neurological, ■


physiological and sociological boost. Because of the properties of water, you learn to balance your body against resistance, so children learn better coordination. "ITieir heart muscles develop, their lung capacity:: grovirs, and they experience less strain on joints and


, muscles than in other forms of exercise." ^ • r . ■ Children who attend regular swim classes will also find their communication and concentration skills '


' improve, Joyce says. : “Many courses use nursery rhymes for the little ones and games and skills learned in school for the older


. ones, all with the aim of incorporating those activities ^ into their daily life. Put simply, if you have fdds in a swimming school, they adapt better at school as well.”


0 For more information and a list of courses, visit the Swimming Teachers’ Association site, www.sta.co.uk


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