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Get ready to Party! The annual Primary Times Pull-Out Party Guide is back – full of great ideas for celebrating your child’s birthday! From entertainers to venues, we have lots of new, stress-free ideas for making the day extra special. Essex Wildlife Trust Are you looking for an exciting and hassle-free party with a difference? Essex Wildlife Trust offer wildlife-themed parties for all ages. The sessions are packed with activities such as pond dipping, shelter building, treasure hunts, natural crafts and much more. Children explore the natural world and play games with the guidance of an experienced and enthusiastic leader. You will get exclusive use of a room for the birthday cake and party food. You provide the food, they provide the fun! Parties are available at 11 visitor centres across the county... Chafford Gorges RM16 6RW, Ingrebourne Valley RM12 6DF, Bedfords Park RM4 1QH, Thurrock Thameside Nature Park SS17 0RN, Langdon Visitor Centre SS16 6EB, Thorndon Countryside Centre CM13 3RZ, Belfairs Woodland Centre SS9 4LR, Hanningfield Reservoir CM11 1WT, Abberton Reservoir CO2 0EU, Fingringhoe Wick CO5 7DN and The Naze Centre CO14 8LE. For more information visit www.essexwt.org.uk/parties The MegaCentre Rayleigh The MegaCentre Rayleigh is a local charity which exists to bring joy, Essex Wildlife Trust hope and life to the whole community. At their community centre www.essexwt.org.uk/parties they offer the largest Laser Tag arena in Essex and an amazing Soft 01621 862992 Play facility and Sensory Room. The MegaCentre has been celebrating birthdays with local children for nearly 25 years and have many party options available for soft play and laser tag. All income generated by the play facilities is directly re-invested into community WILDLIFE work programmes, meaning that every party helps to make a difference in the lives of local BIRTHDAY families. For more information about parties, facilities or PARTIES community programmes, please visit www.megacentre ACROSS ESSEX rayleigh.co.uk or call on 01268 779100. Birthday Parties at The Megacentre Rayleigh Soft Play Laser Tag QUOTE PT20 FOR A £20 DISCOUNT! Visit www.essexwt.org.uk/parties, call 01621 862992 01268 779100 or email [email protected] for general enquiries. www.megacentrerayleigh.co.uk Don’t forget to say you saw it in Primary Times! Primary Times, South & West Essex • February Half Term 2018 9 Get ready to Party! Nuclear Races Wild Forest Obstacle Activity Centre Let the adventure begin with Forest. Team and individual most explosive course with Nuclear Races Wild Forest challenges on loads of 32 mega jumps in the Obstacle Activity Centre! With obstacles set on a fast and forest. Plus, there are a Festival Leisure Park birthday parties to remember, twisted forest wonderland. Or number of options for all young muddy dare-devils maybe your child would prefer a party food and they can With a brand new refurbished cinema, have the best time! They offer a Mud & Water Jump Adventure also offer party bags. For bowling alleys, restaurants and play choice of parties perfect for party. Time to pump those legs more details call 07970 areas, Festival Leisure Park Basildon has children aged 6+. These include and get your jumping shoes on 739037, email sam@ everything to make your child’s Birthday. Obstacle Mania, 2hrs of wild for fun in mud, water, high and nuclear-races.co.uk or visit At 360 Play, youngsters can enjoy a fun and games in the Wild long jumps. Have a blast on this www.wild-forest.co.uk birthday party like no other. Right now Laser Mayhem there is an offer on for anyone celebrating their 5th birthday – when you invite the Why not try Mini paintball? equipment with awesome M9 class to an After School Party, every fifth child goes free. Or why Laser Mayhem’s new low pistols, submachine guns and not book one of the private studios at Cineworld for a cinema Hazle’s Pottery Barn impact paintballing is perfect assault rifles with scopes are party for your child and their friends – take them to see the Looking for a creative party? Try pottery for birthdays and special events perfect for every age, with even animated adventure Early Man or Disney’s Coco. Over at painting! Hazle’s Pottery Barn at Barleylands for 8-13 yrs. Battle around bigger guns for adults. With Hollywood Bowl, children’s parties include two hours non-stop Craft Village, Billericay, is the perfect place. This Russian tanks, planes, and nine specially designed different fun including one hour unlimited kids bowling plus a scrummy mini warm, welcoming studio and friendly staff will armoured personnel carriers, playing fields, full of land rovers, bowler’s meal served in the kids’ party area. Hollywood Bowl also make your party a winner! Perfect for children’s just like Call of Duty, with the helicopters, armoured personal do teen parties including a taste-tastic mocktail or a regular sized and adult’s birthdays, family get-togethers, hen latest low impact paintball carriers, planes, forts, Russian slush puppy – yum! Refuel the little ones at one of the many family parties, baby showers and retirements. Kids of [email protected] www.hazlespotterybarn.co.uk equipment. All-inclusive battle tanks and much more. Visit our website or facebook page for our latest offers and competitions! friendly restaurants at Festival Leisure Park, from TGI Fridays, all ages love choosing and designing their own packages include body armour, Another option is archery tag, Frankie and Benny’s to Nando’s and McDonald’s, there’s pottery, while adults love the sociable side of being able to chat while gloves, full head shield, suitable from age 10+. Includes something for everyone.Then end the party with a treat at enjoying an activity together. If you are not ‘arty’ don’t worry! There are goggles, and two hours of fully equipment, two hours of fun, Sprinkles Gelato. With a huge range of ice-cream, waffles, crepes, plenty of ideas on show, plus a few ‘tricks of the trade’ to learn! You can supervised action, playing 5-7 tutorial, target practice, arrow shakes and smoothies, nothing says a Happy Birthday like a sweet also add a ‘Potter’s Wheel Experience’ to your party at selected times... Barleylands games with all your paintballs catching and the hunger Craft Village treat. For more information about all the offers and venues at and have your own ’Pottery Throw Down’! Party packages start from just included. Plus, they also offer games experience. Billericay CM11 2UD Festival Leisure Park Basildon visit www.festivalleisure.co.uk £14.25 per person, and include a personalised gift to mark the special day. outdoor laser tag from 6yrs. www.laser-mayhem.co.uk 01268 270892 For more details, visit www.hazlespotterybarn.co.uk or call 01268 270892. A variety of outdoor laser tag OPEN Tuesday to Sunday 10am-5pm & every day during school holidays THE BIRTHDAY PARTY TO BEAT IN 2018 PARTIES AT No one gets out clean we make sure all muddy little dare-devils have the best time! LET THE ADVENTURE BEGIN At award winning Nuclear Races obstacle courses MINI PAINTBALL ALL AGES FOR KIDS, 8-13 YEARS OLD 6+ Car Parking | hub - TOILETS - SHOWERS - bbq option DBS CHECKED | COMPREHENSIVE RISK ASSESSment | FULLY QUALIFIED HOSTS CONTACT [email protected] @NUCLEarwildforest wild-forest.co.uk WWW.LASER-MAYHEM.CO.UK @NUCLEARwildforest 01708 688517 07970 739037 10 Primary Times, South & West Essex • February Half Term 2018 Don’t forget to say you saw it in Primary Times! View the magazine online at www.primarytimes.co.uk/essex Primary Times, South & West Essex • February Half Term 2018 11 The place to play Get ready to Party! Whatever the weather Barleylands Funky Feet Everyone can have their perfect party at Barleylands! First, choose your Funky Feet dance parties are the party theme. Day time parties range from Farmyard Frolics, Snakes Alive perfect party for you if you are to Pizza Parties. Every party includes a dedicated party host, a present looking for something fun, for the birthday child and a party bag for every paying child with a return energetic and original for ticket to the Farm Park. With food available for your child. Juels is a youngsters, hosting a party at Barleylands professional dance teacher Perfect couldn’t be easier. who will choreograph a Parties Looking to invite the whole school? dance routine to a song of With a maximum of 100 people, your choice. At the end of the their after-hours Play Barn Parties party the children give a are perfect. Barleylands Village special performance to also offer an array of parties - Vibrant Partnerships at Lee valley the parents. All you have choose from Children’s Pamper to do is sit back relax FUNKY FEET Fun and funky children’s dance Parties, Painting Parties and Vibrant Partnerships offers a variety of there is something for everyone to and enjoy the show! fun filled and stress-free birthday party enjoy – even the adults! They include games, parties with a difference! Basildon Children’s Afternoon Tea Parties. packages across their venues With prices starting from £16pp, prizes, disco lights, From 7 years upwards Festival Leisure Park Book your party at Barleylands designed to create amazing memories. birthday party packages are also tinsel, bubbles, party You choose the music or theme Festival Way today, call 01268 290229 and they’ll and Juels, our professional Basildon organise the rest! Whether it’s following in the available at Lee Valley Ice Centre and presents and more. dance teacher, will create SS14 3WB footsteps of Laura Kenny and Bradley Lee Valley Athletics Centre where party It’s non-stop fun! a routine especially for the birthday child and friends! Wiggins with a Pedal Power party at goers will enjoy a range of activities Suitable for 7 years With a performance London 2012 Olympic venue Lee with an experienced coach.
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