High Spen Social Action are hosting free activities during the school holidays!
Activities on offer include:
· Goat walking
· Alpaca walking
· Pony grooming
· Easter Egg Hunt
· Duck, Chicken and Pig feeding
Plus lots more!
The activities will take place over the following weeks:
- First week: Tuesday 2nd, through to Thursday 3rd April.
- Second week: Tuesday 9th, through to Thursday 11th April.
Times:
All sessions are from 10.00am until 2.00pm and are run on a “stay and play” basis, therefore all children must be accompanied by an adult.
Venue:
Humbleswood Farm *
*You must register for a place, by calling Michelle Hope, of High Spen Social Action, on 07377152573. Please do not show up on the day without registering as you won't be able to participate.
All children attending will also be provided with a free packed lunch. This is open to residents of High Spen only.
High Spen Social Action are hosting free activities during the school holidays!
Activities on offer include:
· Goat walking
· Alpaca walking
· Pony grooming
· Easter Egg Hunt
· Duck, Chicken and Pig feeding
Plus lots more!
The activities will take place over the following weeks:
Times:
All sessions are from 10.00am until 2.00pm and are run on a “stay and play” basis, therefore all children must be accompanied by an adult.
Venue:
Humbleswood Farm *
*You must register for a place, by calling Michelle Hope, of High Spen Social Action, on 07377152573. Please do not show up on the day without registering as you won't be able to participate.
All children attending will also be provided with a free packed lunch. This is open to residents of High Spen only.
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