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MAGNA CAMPS THIS EASTER 2022 at HEBER PRIMARY (SE22)


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Magna Camps are back THIS EASTER 2022 from 4th -15th April 2022


LIMITED SPACES STILL AVAILABLE - BOOK NOW BEFORE BOOKINGS CLOSE


Magna are running this EASTER 2022 at:

ST JOHN'S & ST CLEMENT'S PRIMARY SCHOOL, SE15 4DY from 4th to 8th April 2022

HEBER PRIMARY SCHOOL, SE22 9LA from 11th to 15th April 2022


Ages: Reception to Year 6

Fully Ofsted Registered and childcare and tax-free vouchers accepted


BOOK NOW to avoid disappointment. Spaces are limited due to popular local demand.


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.

Join us this Easter for our Themed Activity Weeks in addition to all our specialist activities your children will enjoy

OUTDOOR ADVENTURERS? WEEK

EASTER ADVENTURE 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....


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

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