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Claire1

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Hi Claire,


Artastic are running a easter camp from the 11th-15th April 9.30-3.30!


There will be lots of fun art activities, games and crafts to make using a wide range of materials through out the day with a different thing every day. There will be a day trip to a gallery and exploring a local wildlife garden.


Ages 5-11 year olds and pack lunches will need to be provided.


Spaces are limited so you will need to book now to guarantee a place!

[email protected] www.artasticartclub.co.uk 07792549874


Prices:

5 Days ?130

or Per Day ?30

Discounts given to syblings


Hope to see you there

prdarling

prdarling

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Scamps is running at DCPS. My son went last summer and loved it. Is for kids aged over 4 without parents and day consists of sport like football/cricket/tennis, arts and crafts, packed lunch, chill out time/stories etc, swimming, other sport


Really good fun and great value. Can't recall cost, but think website is avpsports.co.uk or .com

Claire1

Claire1

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Thanks prdarling thats sounds great for my son, i think my daughter may prefer the Artastic art club as i have heard about it from a few friends sounds really good also is a lot cheaper then other holiday clubs i have looked at so i think that helps fill a big bit of Easter thanks so much

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