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Activities & Events - February Half Term 2020 If you would like any further information please contact the Family Information Service on 01384 814398 or email us at [email protected] or visit the website https://fis.dudley.gov.uk/fsd/PublicEnquiry/default.aspx Name Full Address Telephone Service Description From (Years) To (Years) Ace Coaching February Half The Crestwood School, Bromley 07891 297861 Monday 17 - Friday 21 February, 10am - 3pm 4 12 Term Football And Invasion Lane, Kingswinford, DY6 8QG Games Ace Coaching are hosting a February half term football & invasion games course which will be focusing primarily on the sports football, dodgeball, and handball. Our course is structured to ensure that the sporting activities meet the needs of our Ace participants. All of which are both age and ability appropriate.. Details and booking forms are available by contacting Ryan Lamb on 07891 297861. Apple Tree Coseley - The Apple Tree, 5 Central Drive, 01902 887642 Monday 17 February, 12pm - 2pm 0 99 Children's Magician Party Coseley, Bilston, WV14 9EW Children's Magician Party! 2 hours of fun with a magician! Cost: £5 per ticket which includes a cold buffet! Contact provider for further information. Autism Friendly Film Odeon Cinema, The Embankment, 0300 303 9062 Sunday 16 February, 10.15am 0 99 Screening - Dolittle Brierley Hill, DY5 1SY Dr. John Dolittle lives in solitude behind the high walls of his lush manor in 19th-century England. His only companionship comes from an array of exotic animals that he speaks to on a daily basis. But when young Queen Victoria becomes gravely ill, the eccentric doctor and his furry friends embark on an epic adventure to a mythical island to find the cure. Autism friendly films have the lights on, the volume turned down, no trailers or adverts, you can take your own refreshments and you are able to move around the cinema if you like. Name Full Address Telephone Service Description From (Years) To (Years) Autism Friendly Film Odeon Cinema, The Embankment, 0300 303 9062 Sunday 23 February, 10.15am 0 99 Screening - Sonic The Brierley Hill, DY5 1SY Hedgehog (PG) After discovering a small, blue, fast hedgehog, a small-town police officer must help it defeat an evil genius who wants to do experiments on it. Autism friendly films have the lights on, the volume turned down, no trailers or adverts, you can take your own refreshments and you are able to move around the cinema if you like. See the website or call for further details and to book tickets. Baggeridge Country Park & Baggeridge Country Park, Fir 01384 429866 Tuesday 18 - Thursday 20 February, 10am - 0 99 Challenge Academy - Street, Gospel End, Dudley, DY3 12pm or 1pm - 3pm February Half Term Club 4HB Come and join us for lots of family adventures during half term at Baggeridge. Cost: £15 per person. Places are limited. Contact provider for further details and to book a place. Big Bounce Giant Inflatable Crystal Leisure Centre, Bell Street, 01384 812800 Wednesday 19 February. Sessions at 10am, 2 13 February Half Term Event At Stourbridge, DY8 1AE 11.45am, 1.30pm & 3.15pm Crystal Leisure Centre February Half Term Indoor Arena Big Bounce for Children aged 2-13 years at Crystal Leisure Centre. An Arena filled with Inflatable wipeout games, Huge Slides, Assault courses and more to Play, Bounce, Slide, Race & have loads of fun, with our new Under 5's jungle Playzone. Children Must be accompanied by a supervising adult, Adults may be responsible for up to 5 children. We strongly advise pre-booking, as once all tickets are sold we will not allow payment on the door. Black Country Museum - Black Country Living Museum, 0121 520 8054 Thursday 20 February, 10am - 12pm or 1.30pm - 8 99 Family Pewter Casting Tipton Road, Dudley, DY1 4SQ 3.30pm Come and take part together in a fun and creative workshop. Learn the traditional techniques of sandcasting and discover how we can use the same principles with modern computer aided design and manufacture to create our own beautiful pewter castings to take home with you at the end of the session. Suitable for all ages from 8+. Cost: £5 per person. For more information and to book a place, contact the museum. Name Full Address Telephone Service Description From (Years) To (Years) Black Country Museum - Half Black Country Living Museum, 0121 557 9643 Saturday 15 - Sunday 23 February, 10am - 5pm 0 99 Term: Living Dangerously Tipton Road, Dudley, DY1 4SQ Join us for a dangerously fun half term and explore the devastating disasters and downright bad luck that plagued Black Country workers of the past. Take on the role of journalist as you follow our family friendly trail, test your own toy rocket to its limits and meet a brand new host of historic characters guaranteed to make for an explosive day of misadventures for all ages. Before the age of health and safety, many a mishap befell the people of the Black Country – working during in the 19th century was downright dangerous! Meet the incorrigible union representative as he fights for workers’ rights after a mishap at the rolling mill. Can he convince the factory manager to change his ways, or are his workers doomed to unsafe working conditions? Piece together the calamities and debacles of the past as you put on your journalist hat and follow the treacherous trail from one disaster to the next. A boiler has exploded, the workers are ‘up in arms’ and someone has even lost a finger or two – can you come up with some eye-catching headlines and break the story to the public? Don’t forget to watch your step as you explore the shops and houses. Mis-shaped stairs, burns on the cooking range and even adulterated bread - the home was truly a dangerous place to live in the past! Black Country Museum - Black Country Living Museum, 0121 520 8054 Tuesday 18 February, 12.30pm - 3pm 8 15 Makers Club Tipton Road, Dudley, DY1 4SQ Are you aged 8-15 keen to meet new friends and take part in fun hands-on activities? Then come and join our holiday club and develop your creative skills and follow in the manufacturing footsteps of your Black Country ancestors. Costs: £3.50 per child, £2.50 for siblings. Booking essential. Contact provider for further details and to book your place. Name Full Address Telephone Service Description From (Years) To (Years) Black Country Museum - Black Country Living Museum, 0121 520 8054 Wednesday 19 February, 12.30pm - 3pm 8 15 Young Archaeologists And Tipton Road, Dudley, DY1 4SQ Curators Club Take part in our holiday club exploring the past. Are you aged 8-15? Excited about history and keen to meet new friends and take part in fun and hands-on activities? Then come and dig deeper into your heritage – take part in a range of themed activities, including research, object handling, living history interpretation and collections display. Costs: £3.50 per child, £2.50 for siblings. Booking essential. Contact provider for further details and to book your place. Brierley Hill Library - Cress Brierley Hill Public Library, 122 01384 812874 Tuesday 18 February, 1pm - 3pm 2 6 And Finger Painting Activities High Street, Brierley Hill, DY5 3ET Cress And Finger Painting Activities at Brierley Hill Library. Allergy advice: Please note Cress seeds will be used in this activity. This is a drop in session, no need to book. Contact provider for further details. Brierley Hill Library - Make A Brierley Hill Public Library, 122 01384 812874 Thursday 20 February, 1pm - 3pm 5 11 Flower / Cactus Or Valentine High Street, Brierley Hill, DY5 3ET Mouse Make A Flower / Cactus Or Valentine Mouse at Brierley Hill Library. This is a drop in session, no need to book. Contact provider for further details. Brierley Hill Methodist Church Brierley Hill Methodist Church, Wednesday 19 & Thursday 20 February, 11.30am 4 11 - Holiday Club Bank Street, Brierley Hill, DY5 3DB - 1.30pm Brierley Hill Methodist Church are running a free holiday club for primary school age children. There will be games, crafts, stories, music and hot lunch. Everyone welcome. Contact provider for further information. Christ Church - Messy Christ Church Vicarage, 40 Church 01902 687283 Sunday 16 February, 4pm 0 99 Church Road, Coseley, Bilston, WV14 8YB Messy Church at Christ Church, Coseley. Join us for crafts, cooking, stories and messy play. Christ Church Quarry Bank - Christ Church, High Street, Quarry 01384 565480 Tuesday 18 February, 10.30am - 11.30am 3 10 Children's Worship Session Bank, DY5 2JP Thinking about half term? Join us for Children's Worship. A great time of stories, songs, craft and games for the whole family. Aimed at children aged 3-10 and parents, grandparents, careers and siblings all welcome to stay and join in. Refreshments provided too! Contact provider for further details. Name Full Address Telephone Service Description From (Years) To (Years) Clent Hills - February Half Nimmings Car Park And Visitor 01562 887912 Saturday 15 February - Sunday 23 February 0 99 Term Trails Centre, Hagley Wood Lane, Hagley, Halesowen, B62 0NL Visit during the half-term and pick up our family trail from the Welcome Point, near the cafe at Nimmings Wood car park. Follow the route up to the top of Clent and practice navigating the Hills. The cost is £2 per trail including a prize, so don't forget to come back to the Welcome Point before you go home to claim your reward!. The car park is open and manned every day over half term from 9am to 4pm. Trails can be purchased from 9am - 3pm.
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