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  • 4 weeks later...

Magna Camps are back for October Half Term 2020


Magna are running 26th to 30th October 07:40 - 18:00 at St John's and St Clement's Primary, SE15 4DY


Ages: 5 - 12yrs


BOOK NOW to avoid disappointment. Spaces are limited due to daily bubbles


For more information or to book visit www.magnagroups.com or call 0333 012 4984


For any enquiries email [email protected]


Fully Ofsted Registered and childcare and tax-free vouchers accepted

Magna Camps are back for October Half Term 2020


Magna are running 26th to 30th October 07:40 - 18:00 at St John's and St Clement's Primary, SE15 4DY


Ages: 5 - 12yrs


BOOK NOW to avoid disappointment. Spaces are limited due to daily bubbles


For more information or to book visit www.magnagroups.com or call 0333 012 4984


For any enquiries email [email protected]


Fully Ofsted Registered and childcare and tax-free vouchers accepted

  • 1 month later...

Magna Camps are back for December Half Term 2020



BOOK NOW BEFORE BOOKINGS CLOSE


Magna are running 21st to 23rd December 07:40 - 18:00 at St John's and St Clement's Primary, SE15 4DY


Ages: 5 - 12yrs


BOOK NOW to avoid disappointment. Spaces are limited due to daily bubbles


For more information or to book visit www.magnagroups.com or call 0333 012 4984


For any enquiries email [email protected]


Fully Ofsted Registered and childcare and tax-free vouchers accepted



Our Ofsted registered onsite Kids Camp will be available Monday to Friday 07:40 to 18:00 across the whole week. We have an Action Packed week planned with our specialist themed activities every day:


MAGNA SPORTS: Volleyball,Dodgeball, Football, Tennis, Hockey, Benchball, Archery

MAGNA ACTIVE: Nerf, Capture the Flag, Team Games, Challenges

MAGNA CREATIVE: Slime Making, Messy Play, Model Making, Painting, Crafts

MAGNA SURVIVAL: Shelter Building, Fire Lighting, Team Building, Survival Skills

AND MUCH MUCH MORE....


SPECIALIST DECEMBER ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:


FESTIVE DECORATION MAKING

SNOW BALL BATTLES

ELF HUNTS

FESTIVE DISCO

MINI GOLF - NEW FOR DECEMBER


For more information or call 0333 012 4984 or email [email protected] or visit www.magnagroups.com to book.

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