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Attend one of our fun, free holiday camps taking place across Wiltshire. Each camp runs for four weeks with a range of activities including: arts and crafts dance Olympic activities cricket laser tag climbing wall netball basketball drumming workshop bubble football silent disco football team games/challenges pizza making grow your own vegetables music and creative writing All participants will also recieve a nutrious meal on each day of the programme. Details From: 2 - 26 August Days: Monday - Thursday Time: 10am - 2pm Ages: 5 - 18 years Cost: Free Sign up for all four weeks, or just the weeks you want to attend. To book your place please click here. For more information about the programme please visit our website: www.wiltshire.gov.uk/fuel-programme Limited spaces! Book early to make sure you don't miss out! FUEL camp locations: Melksham: Royal Wootton Bassett: Rivermead School RWB Academy Trowbridge: Calne: Studley Green Kingsbury Green Academy Primary School Chippenham: Westbury: Hardenhuish School Matravers School Amesbury Devizes: Amesbury Archer Devizes Leisure Centre Primary School Warminster: Salisbury Kingdown School/ Sarum Academy Warminster Sports Centre What to expect from FUEL camps: F U E L F is for Food! Unity means Take part in a There will be plenty You will receive making new range of activities of opportunities for a nutritious friends in your that will keep you fun and laughter lunch each day community, while energised, throughout the and you'll also friendly staff are exercised and programme and have fun and supportive and educated. opportunities to keep fit! understanding. learn new life-skills. For further information please contact: [email protected].

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