December Activities at Alleyn's School

By Hannah - Alleyn's School
November 28, 2024 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Hannah - Alleyn's School

Posted November 28, 2024

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Posted November 28, 2024

🎄December Activities at Alleyn’s School🎄

As the year draws to a close, we’re pleased to offer a vast line up of activities here at Alleyn's School.

Whether you’re looking to improve your First Aid knowledge, or keep the children occupied during the Holidays, there’s something for everyone to enjoy!

General Public Swimming – Sunday 1^st December to Sunday 15^th December, open to all.
Emergency First Aid at Work – Thursday 12^th December, 18+.
Wreath Making Workshop – Monday 9^th December and Sunday 15^th December, 18 years+.
Alleyn’s Holiday Camp – Monday 16^th December to Friday 20^th December, Year 1 to Year 6.
Intensive Swimming Lessons – Monday 16^th December to Friday 20^th December, 5 years+.
Alleyn’s Football Camp – Wednesday 18^th December and Thursday 19^th December, Year 4 to Year 11.
Alleyn’s Girls Football Camp – Friday 20^th December, Year 4 to Year 11.

Further information can be found by following the above links.

To speak to a member of the team, please email [email protected] or telephone 0208 613 5027.

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