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Hello, I have a soon to be 4 year old who will be starting school (probably St John's) in September and a.though I've asked about breakfast and Fter school club provision I have no idea about holiday clubs, where they're located, their hours etc? Is there one linked to St John's can anyone tell me, does it over whole holidays and what hours does it run please?


All advice gratefully received.


Thank you

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There are lots of other holidays clubs offered too. My daughter who is also at St Johns spent some time at Nimble Arts this half term and loved it. A few children from SJSC were also there.

If you search Holiday clubs on this forum a few options should come up x

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