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Wise Kids Yoga Summer Holiday Retreat & Mini-Course


Peckham Rye Park Nature Reserve - see flyer attached


I am really happy to announce our Summer Holiday Yoga Retreat Mini-Course. If you are still making plans for the summer holidays then take a look at our dates. In the first two weeks of August, we are offering four sessions of children's yoga, games, mindfulness and nature craft in the beautiful surroundings of Peckham Rye Park Nature Reserve. The Nature Reserve is a dedicated gated space used for Forest Schooling so it is safe, private and we will have exclusive use of it. We will take the children into the Community Gardens to look at the flowers and wildlife and do nature inspired yoga and we will forage for craft materials to do nature craft along with relaxing and mindfulness under the trees. It will be a lovely way to spend time outdoors, have a crash course in yoga or explore their yoga further.


WISE KIDS RETREAT - morning sessions

Monday 31st July - Thursday 3rd August 9.30 - 12.00

Monday 7th August - Thursday 10th August 9.30 - 12.00


WISE TEENS RETREAT - For pre-teens/teens/any older siblings - afternoon sessions

Age 11 +

Monday 31st July - Thursday 3rd August 14.00 - 16.30

Monday 7th August - Thursday 10th August 14.00 - 16.30 - not available


Cost: 4 day retreat ?80 or ?25 per session


For further details please contact Mehala on [email protected] / 07957492407


Visit our website for details about classes www.wisekidsyoga.co.uk

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