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Hello. It's getting too cold to go to the park everyday after school! Does anyone know any drop-in clubs/activities that could get me to Christmas and give an idea of what is out there? I'm keen to book up for some regular activities in the New Year. For 6 -10 year olds, anything from sport to craft etc.


thanks in advance.

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Dulwich Village Kids Club is an After School and Holiday Club at Dulwich Village Infants School. We are located in the Francis Building on Turney Road.


On Monday 21st and Tuesday 22nd December we are having a Christmas Holiday Club. The children are invited for breakfast from 8:00am, they will have time to play before we leave for the park at around 9:30. While we are there we will play, get muddy and have a snack. When we come back we will do some Christmas Crafts and an indoor picnic. The children will have time for more play. Dinner will be served around 5pm and home time is at 6:00.


The children will need to bring a packed lunch and clothes suitable to play outside in the mud.

Please have a look at out websiste and the attached leaflet. We are registered with Ofsted and out staff are DBS Checked and are Paedriatic First Aid Trained.

The cost of the club is ?35 a day and ?30 for sibblings.

We hope you can make it.

Happy Christmas


Suzie Gilbert

Dulwich Village Kids Club Manager

[email protected]

www.dulwichvillagekidsclub.com

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