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Nimble Arts Christmas Holiday Club - Creative activities for 4-11 year olds 18 - 23rd December

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After our sold out October half term activities, Nimble Arts is back with some creative Christmas fun for 4-11 year olds, with our first ever festive holiday clubs!


Nimble Arts is a local Ofsted registered organisation, and we have a creative, inclusive and high quality ethos, working with professional workshop leaders and our lovely Nimble pastoral team to provide top notch creative activities for young people at our clubs. Workshops run 10 - 4 each day, with free wraparound care from 8.30 - 5.00pm, and an optional late film club until 6pm. Four year olds can choose either a morning (9-1) or afternoon (1-5) 4 hour session, and our early years group has support from qualified EY teachers throughout.


This Christmas, we'll be doing...


Friday 18th December ? Pantomime in a Day @ The Green, Nunhead SE15 3QF


For all those lucky enough to break up early?we challenge you to create, rehearse and perform a pantomime in just one day!


Monday 21st December ? Christmas Crafts @ Heber School SE22 9LA


Come and create some completely unique home-made presents to give to friends and family (or keep for yourself!


Tuesday 22nd December ? Festive Film @ Heber School SE22 9LA


Star in a wintery animation and live action adventure, and create your own props!


Wednesday 23rd December ? Victorian Circus @ Heber School SE22 9LA


Step back in time into the Victorian Circus: learn circus skills, master some 19th-century magic, and create your own attractions!


Sibling and multiple day discounts are available, and we accept childcare vouchers!


More information and booking on our website at http://nimblearts.co.uk/?page_id=1740, you can see pictures and videos from our previous clubs at www.facebook.com/NimbleArtsLondon or you can email us with any questions at [email protected]


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Some recent feedback about our clubs:


?Thanks so much for last Tuesday?s band workshop. Evie enjoyed it so much and can?t stop talking about it.? Ian, Parent


?Just thought I?d pass on that D said today was fantastic ? and the best day of her half term by some way!? Emma, Parent


?As a granny responsible for some fetching and taking of two participants, I just wanted to say how impressed I was by the teachers running the course. They were so gentle, friendly and positive and understood brilliantly my rather quirky 8-year-old grand-daughter. How wonderful if all primary school teachers could be like them!? Brigid, Grandparent


?they also loved the band who came in on Tuesday, it?s really the best holiday club they?ve ever been to!? Parent


Via Twitter: ?I love Nimble Arts, it?s the best holiday club in the area by far!? #eastdulwich


From the East Dulwich Forum: ?It?s really very good ? they do absolutely loads and it?s very creative and fun.?




?Just wished to thank you for the awesome 3 days R had with you on the Half term holidays. He was really happy about participating in so many artistic activities, he brought plenty of ?stuff? home which is obviously on the wall for everyone to see. R is very active and artistic boy and this camp was just perfect with such professional and smiley staff!We are returning for Summer!? Parent, May 2015

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