DON'T FORGET TO BOOK! 'Beautiful Birds' FREE Family Learning session @ Centre for Wildlife Gardening

By rsharp
February 13, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted February 13, 2015

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Posted February 13, 2015

With Half-Term approaching, it's nearing your last chance to book a place for you and your family on our 'Beautiful Birds' Family Learning course! Don't miss out!

Here at the Centre for Wildlife Gardening, this Half-Term is the perfect time to celebrate the beauty of London's native birds!

This two-day course is a FREE fun-filled session of games, arts & crafts, and bird based activities. Join in with bird-watching and learn native bird calls!

Our courses are free and suitable for families with children of all ages.

Please book in advance.

When: Thurs 19th & Fri 20th February, 2015

Where: Centre for Wildlife Gardening, 28 Marsden Road, SE15 4EE

Time: 11am - 4pm

To book, for any further questions on our events or for information about volunteering with us, please contact Sylvia Myers at [email protected] or 02072529186.

We look forward to seeing you there!

- London Wildlife Trust

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