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Free family after school activities at the Centre for Wildlife Gardening

Diana Wallace

By Diana Wallace
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Diana Wallace

Diana Wallace

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Join us for an after school wildlife course for Southwark families. It is especially aimed at primary school aged children and their mums and dads but little ones can attend too. Fun nature hunting, crafts and games from 3.45 or when you can get to us till 5pm starting on Monday 26th September. Come along for a taster session and then sign up for the next 6 sessions if you enjoy it.http:// https://www.wildlondon.org.uk/events/2022-09-26-nature-explorers-centre-wildlife-gardening Based at the Centre for Wildlife Gardening, 28 Marsden Road, SE15 4EE.
sugarkanedee

sugarkanedee

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My son (Lenny ) and I had so much fun with Diana. we have seen a LOT of incest/wildlife, frogs and so many toads.


It was a lovely time to spend with Lenny in our very busy lives.


Thank you, Diane, he is now in secondary school, but would jump at the chance to go again :)

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