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Summer in the City Guide and to Ensure That We Provide You with the Information That You Require 2 Summer is here again and we are pleased to provide this guide full of great activities for you, your friends and family to enjoy. You will be amazed at the variety of things available to do in Aberdeen over the holidays. We hope this will help you to start planning your summer. I’m sure you will have a great time! Regards Sacha Will Chair – Nurtured Outcome Group Please send an email or give us a call to tell us what you think of this guide to [email protected] or phone 03000 200 293 Option 6 The scheme entitles the holder to discounted access to a wide variety of leisure and sports facilities and programmes run by Aberdeen City Council. You can apply to join the scheme provided you are a resident of the City of Aberdeen AND are either aged 60 years and over or in receipt of certain benefits, allowances and eligibility criteria. You can apply for an Access to Leisure card from Customer Services at Marischal College, all branch libraries and the Central Library (Adult Lending Department). Applications are also available from Customer Access Points at Kincorth, Mastrick and Woodside. The duration of membership will be governed by your entitlement within the scheme. For further information please telephone our helpline on 03000 200 293. 3 The Accord Card is Aberdeen City Council’s smartcard which provides access to a variety of local and national services such as Access to Leisure, Young Scot, school meals at all of the councils twelve secondary schools, free bus travel, the Residents Discount Scheme and much more. This summer, why not check out the discounts and offers that are available to young people on the Young Scot website (www.youngscot.org). Also, there are many discounts and offers available on a wide range of services and local businesses through the Residents Discount Scheme (www.accordaberdeen.co.uk). If you’re entitled to Access to Leisure, stay fit over the summer at any of the Sport Aberdeen leisure sites or the Aberdeen Sports Village with your Accord Card. To see what the Accord Card can do for you, visit www.accordaberdeen.co.uk. 01224 346034 4 Please click on the event details in the diary section to be taken directly to the relevant page. DATE NAME OF EVENT TIME PAGE CHILDCARE – REGISTERED HOLIDAYS PLAYSCHEMES 3 – 28 July (Including Casper Holiday Club (CULTS) 8am – 6pm 21 August In-Service 16 Day) 3 July – 4 August Fernielea Out of School Club Summer Playscheme 8am – 6pm 16 3 – 28 July Rising Light Holiday Club 8am – 6pm 16 3 July – 4 August Scamps Holiday Playscheme 8am – 5.55pm 16 3 July – 18 or 12 August CLiCC Summer Programme 8am – 6pm 16 3 July – 21 August Oldmachar Out of School Club Holiday Playschemes 7.30am – 6pm 17 24 July – 18 August Mile End Holiday Club 8am – 6pm (including 21 August 17 In-Service Day) 21 August In-Service Ferryhill Primary School 8am – 6pm 17 Day Mondays & Fridays only Alex Collie Crèche 9.30am – 2pm (Monday) 17 9.15 – 11.30am (Friday) Monday – Friday Aberdeen Sports Village Crèche 9am – 3.30pm 17 throughout the summer Monday – Friday Beach Leisure Centre Crèche 9.15am – 2.45pm throughout the summer 17 holidays Monday – Friday Shoe Lane Crèche 9.30am – 4.30pm 17 throughout the summer PRIOR TO THE SUMMER HOLIDAYS 12 June – 5 August ‘See the World in Aberdeen’ Pop up gallery and 9am – 6pm (Monday, Tuesday, workshops Wednesday, Friday and Saturday) 19 9am – 8pm (Thursday) 11am – 5pm (Sunday) 14 June Gangsta Granny 1.30pm (Matinee) 19 7pm 15 June Gangsta Granny 10.30am (Matinee) 19 7pm 15 June Little Explorer Day: Technology 10am – 4pm 19 16 June Gangsta Granny 10.30am (Matinee) 19 7pm 17 June Gangsta Granny 2.30pm (Matinee) 19 7pm 18 June Aberdeen Highland Games 10am – 5.30pm 19 5 DATE NAME OF EVENT TIME PAGE 21 June Bookbug Story, Song & Rhyme Session 2 – 2.30pm 19 (Bridge of Don Library) 22 June Bookbug Story, Song & Rhyme Session (Torry Library) 2.15 – 2.45pm 20 22 June Shazam Theatre Company SCIO Musical Juniors 7.30pm 20 present Peter Pan 23 June Bookbug Story, Song & Rhyme Session (Cove Library) 2.15 – 2.45pm 20 23 June Shazam Theatre Company SCIO Musical Juniors 7.30pm 20 present Peter Pan 24 June Aberdeen’s Armed Forces Day 11am 20 24 June Shazam Theatre Company SCIO Musical Juniors 7.30pm (matinee 2.30pm) 20 present Peter Pan 27 June Bookbug Story, Song & Rhyme Session 10.30 – 11am 20 (Tillydrone Library) 27 June Bookbug Story, Song & Rhyme Session 10.30 – 11am 20 (Central Children’s Library) 27 June Bookbug Story, Song & Rhyme Session 2 – 2.30pm 20 (Ferryhill Library) 28 June Bookbug Story, Song & Rhyme Session 10.30 – 11am 20 (Cornhill Library) 29 June Bookbug Story, Song & Rhyme Session 10.30 – 11am 20 (Bridge of Don Library) Every Tuesday and Fitstars 11 – 11.45am (Tuesdays) Friday (last day 30 2.15 – 3pm (Fridays) 21 June) Every Sunday (last day Multi Sports Club 10.30 – 12pm 21 2 July) 1 July Danestone Gala 11am – 3pm 21 1 and 2 July Silver City Stories 10am – 4pm 21 Ongoing New Sport Aberdeen Active Starts and Active Futures NA membership launched Membership 21 1 April 2 July RSPB Dolphinwatch (School’s Out Family Fun Day) 11am – 6pm 25 6 DATE NAME OF EVENT TIME PAGE ACTIVITIES THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER Throughout summer Transition Extreme – Aerial Trekking Various 23 Throughout summer Transition Extreme – Climbing Various 23 Throughout summer Transition Extreme – Skatepark Various 23 Please contact venue Kindergym 10 – 10.45am or 11 – 11.45am 24 (Wednesday and Friday) Please contact venue Summer Gymnastics Please contact venue 24 Please contact venue Trampoline 5 – 6pm or 6 – 7pm (Monday 24 and Friday) Selected Tuesdays Craft Sessions for Children Mornings and Afternoons and Wednesdays 24 throughout the Summer Holidays Throughout summer Build it @ Aberdeen Science Centre 10am – 5pm 25 Throughout summer Fab Friday 10am – 4pm 25 WEEK 1 : 3 – 7 JULY 3 July Athletics (Primary) 4.15 – 5. 15pm 23 3 – 7 July Aquatics Camps at ASV 9.30am to 4pm 27 3 – 6 July Intensive Learn to Dive 9 – 9.30am Dive Skills 1 9.30 – 10am Dive Skills 1 27 9 – 10am Dive Skills 2 – 4 3 –7 July Gymnastics & Trampoline 10am – 12pm 27 & 12.30 – 14.30pm 3 –7 July Holiday Swimming Lessons (LTS) 9.30 – 10.15am 28 or 10.15 – 11am 3 – 7 July Multi-Activity Week (Ages 9-12 years old) 9am – 4pm 27 3 July Aberdeen Play Forum’s Messy Mondays 2 – 4pm 27 3 July – 11 August Kings Camps 8.15am – 5.45pm 28 3 July Table Tennis 4 – 5pm 23 3 July – 11 August Transition Extreme Holiday Camp 9am – 4pm 28 3 July Teen Gym 10 – 11am 23 and 4 – 5pm 3 July to 18 August Sports Camps at ASV 9.30am – 4pm 28 4 July Athletics (Primary) 4.15 – 5.15pm 23 4 July Bookbug Story, Song & Rhyme Session 10.30 – 11am 28 (Airyhall Library) 4 July BP Big Screen – La traviata 6.30 – 10.30pm 29 4 July MAKE KEY 10.30am – 12pm 29 & 1.30pm – 3pm 4 July – 8 August Mucky Pup’s Messy Play Session 10am – 12pm 29 inclusive 5 July Athletics (Secondary) 4.15 – 5.15pm 25 7 DATE NAME OF EVENT TIME PAGE 5 July Aberdeen Play Forum – Loose Parts Play 1.30 – 3.30pm 29 5 July Summer Reading Challenge: Animal Agents 2.30 – 3.15pm 29 (Bridge of Don Library) 5 July Aberdeen Play Forum – Wandering Wednesdays 10am – 12pm 30 6 July Bookbug Story, Song & Rhyme Session (Torry Library) 2.15 – 2.45pm 30 6 July 3D Selfie 10.30am – 12.30pm 30 & 1.30 – 4.30pm 6 July RSPB Dolphinwatch 11am – 6pm 25 6 July Summer Reading Challenge: BADGE-r Making 10 – 10.45am 30 Mischief (Kincorth Library) 7 July Athletics (Primary) 6 – 7pm 23 7 July Athletics (Secondary) 6 – 7pm 25 7 July Bookbug Story, Song & Rhyme Session (Cove Library) 2.15 – 2.45pm 30 7 July Buggy Walks 9.30 – 10.15am 25 7 July Aberdeen Play Forum – Loose Parts Play 10am – 12pm 30 (Hazlehead Play Park) 7 July Aberdeen Play Forum – Loose Parts Play 1.30 – 3.30pm 31 7 July RSPB Dolphinwatch 11am – 6pm 25 7 July Table Tennis 4 – 5pm 23 7 July Tea, Toast & Toys 9 – 10.30am 31 7 July Teen Gym 10 – 11am and 4 – 5pm 23 8 July RSPB Dolphinwatch 11am – 6pm 25 8 July Summer Reading Challenge: Animal Jumping Jacks 2.30 – 3.30pm 31 (Mastrick Library) 8 July Pawprint Pathfinders 10am – 1pm 31 9 July RSPB Dolphinwatch 11am – 6pm 25 WEEK 2 : 10 – 14 JULY 10 July Athletics (Primary) 4.15 – 5.15pm 23 10 July – 3 August Balnagask Community Centre Playscheme 12.30 – 3pm 32 inclusive 10 July Bookbug Story, Song & Rhyme Session 2.15 – 2.45pm 32 (Kincorth Library) 10 – 13 July Intensive Learn to Swim 9.30 – 10am Swim Skills 1 – 2 10 – 10.30am Swim Skills 1 – 2 32 10.30 – 11am Swim Skills 3 – 4 10 July Aberdeen Play Forum’s Messy Mondays 2 – 4pm 32 10 – 14 July Summer Camps 9am – 4pm (Monday – Friday) 32 10 July Table Tennis 4 – 5pm 23 10 July Teen Gym 10 – 11am and 4 – 5pm 23 10 – 15 July Ice Skating Camps Please contact venue 32 8 DATE NAME OF EVENT TIME PAGE 11 July Athletics (Primary) 4.15 – 5.15pm 23 11 July Beside the seaside! 10.30am – 3.30pm 33 11 July Bookbug Story, Song & Rhyme Session 10.30 – 11am 33 (Central Children’s Library) 11 July Bookbug Story, Song & Rhyme Session (Dyce Library) 10.30 – 11am 33 11 July MAKE KEY 10.30am – 12pm 29 & 1.30pm – 3pm 11 July Splashzone – Mini Kayaking 9am – 4pm 33 11 – 15 July Sport Aberdeen Swimming Lessons (Northfield) 9.30 – 10.15am 33 or 10.15 – 11am 11 July Summer Reading Challenge: Animal Agents 2 – 3pm 33 (Tillydrone Library) 11 July Summer Reading Challenge: Animal Agent Antics 2.30 – 3.30pm 33 (Cove Library) 12 July Athletics (Secondary) 4.15 – 5.15pm 25 12 July Aberdeen Play Forum – Loose Parts Play 1.30 – 3.30pm 33 (Balnagask Circle Play Park) 12 July Dynamic Dragonflies 2 – 4pm 34 12 July Aberdeen Play Forum – Wandering Wednesdays 10am – 12pm 34 13 July Bookbug Story,
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