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1 Summer 2 14 Holiday Childcare & Activities Scallywags Activity Club Ltd – 20 Days of Summer Fun 8am–5.45pm Mon 21st July to Fri 15th Aug. Ages 4-11yrs 5 hrs per day £14, 7 hrs per day £19 or full day £24 80 fun packed activities to keep the kids busy, All children welcome For further details www.scallywagskids.co.uk or call 07834 241 414. Kidz Own Out of School Club Ltd 8am-6pm Mon July 21st to Fri Aug 15th. Open for Teacher training day Mon the 1st Sept. Ages 4 -11yrs. all children are welcome. £22.60 per day/half days available/trip days will have an additional charge. Activities: Trips, Team Games, bouncy castle, arts and craft, gaming and cooking. Coten End Primary School, Warwick, 01926 497 264 Budbrooke Badgers Holiday Club Budbrooke Primary School, Styles Close, Hampton Magna, Warwick. Lorraine Moore 01926 411745 or 07966010557 Pathways Kidzones Holiday Club 7.30am-6pm Mon to Fri 21st July to 2nd Sep. Age 2-11yrs Flexible hours and special offers are available. Booking forms and information at www.pathwaysnursery.co.uk Newburgh Primary School, Kipling Avenue, Warwick Bryony Roberts 01926 403189 POSH (Puddleducks Out of School Club) 7.45am-6pm. Mon 21nd July to Fri 29th Aug (closed bank holidays) £28/day, £6/hr. Includes breakfast, lunch and a high tea. Ages 4-12 yrs Activities: Mondays- Cookery, Tuesdays- Drama and Dance, Wednesdays- Textile design, Thursdays- Football, Fridays- Forest school. Places are limited so please book early 20 Rugby Road, Leamington (adjacent to Milverton Primary) Call Nicki 01926 422112 [email protected] Brookhurst Out of School Club 8am-6pm Mon to Fri 21st July to 29th Aug Full and half days available. 4-11yrs Activities: Week 1 - On the Farm - trip to Ash End Farm on Weds 23rd July. Week 2 - Dun in the Sun - sports and treasure hunt in the park on Tue 29th July. Week 3 - Living Things - trip to Plantasia on Wed 6th Aug. Week 4 - Let's Perform - Zumba session at school on Wed 13th Aug. Week 5 - Medieval Week - trip to the local fire station on Mon 18th Aug and trip to St Johns museum on Thurs 21st Aug. Week 6 - Let's Celebrate - trip to Foundry Wood on Wed 27th Aug and bouncy castle at school on Thurs and Fri. We have arts and crafts linked with the different themes as well as free play, outside play, cooking, gardening, computer time and much more. Brookhurst Primary School, Ullswater Avenue, Leamington 01926 426284 or 07505200238 [email protected] Warwick School Summer Action. 9am- 4.30pm plus extended day if required 8am-6pm. Mon to Fri Dates- Wed July 16th-Aug 29th (excluding Aug 22nd and 25th) Ages 4-14 yrs. Full programme of specialist and fun activities for all girls and boys, including wall climbing, archery, water zorbs, powered go karts, indoor kayaking, art and craft, cookery, fun Spanish and French and more. www.warwickschool.org/community/courses Eileen Braham 01926 735473. Mega Makers Holiday Club 9.30am-12 noon, Mon to Fri July 28th to Aug 1st, Ages R - Yr 6. Free admission. Activities: Bible stories, crafts, games, songs, quizzes and more Run by Myton Church at Myton School, Warwick. For further info and to register online (until 13 July) visit www.mytonchurch.org.uk/holiday-club-general, or just turn up. For info on activities in other areas please contact the Family Information Service on 01926 742275 email [email protected] The activities shown are not run or endorsed by schools. Please always check details with the relevant organisation/club. 2 Summer 2 14 Holiday Childcare & Activities Summer Fun at The PaYP Emscote Centre, Nelson Lane, Warwick Mon, Tues, Wed and Thurs 12.30-4pm Ages 8-13yrs £3.50/day Positive about Young People are inviting you to join us for afternoons of sports, games and crafts. To book your place now or for info call 02476 312295 or email [email protected] StoneleighFit Kidsclub 9am-5pm Ages 6-13yrs Mon 21st July to Fri 29th Aug (excluding bank holiday) Improving new skills & making new friends, activities included – football, dodge ball, bike tag, badminton, drama, rugby and also inline skating coached by Rich Parker, inline skating champion and self defence & boxing with Molly Perkins and much more. £20/day, £80/week, or 15 flexible days for the price of 12. For more info call 02476690785 or email [email protected] or visit website www.stoneleighfit. Onside Coaching at Aylesford School Multi Sports: 9.30am-3.30pm Mon to Fri July 21st to Aug 29th Dance Courses 9.30am-3.30pm Wed to Fri July 23rd to Aug 29th Football: 9.30am- 3.30pm Mon to Fri July 21st to Aug 29th Costs: £11/day, £22/2 days, £33/3 days, £40/4 days, £45/5 days (early & late pick up 8.30am to 5pm £3/session) Aylesford School, Tapping Way, Warwick. Claire Peet, 01926 496406 or book [email protected] Coolsportz at Warwick Tennis Club 9am-12pm, 12-3pm or all day 9am-3pm Mon 21st July to Fri 29th Aug. Ages 4-15 yrs (4 yr olds half day only) £10/half day, £18/day, discounts for multiple days. Book before the 12th July to receive 10% discount Activities – Tennis, Multi-skills, Football, Cricket, dodge ball, table tennis and many more… Hampton Rd, Opposite Warwick Racecourse. Contact Lianne Candappa on 07919104093, [email protected] Pro Soccer North Leamington School 10am-3pm. Mon 21st to Fri 25th July. Ages 4-13yrs (children can be supervised from 9am) £60/child for 5 days, £15/day (£30 siblings) Bring packed lunch & drinks. Presentation for parents to attend 2.15pm To reserve a place: text Leamington + child’s name + age, telephone 07889755366 or [email protected] North Leamington School, Sandy Lane, Leamington Midland Soccer Coaching- Summer Soccer Fun Week 2014 10am-3pm. Mon 21st July to Fri 25th July for all players aged 4-14 yrs £50/week (siblings £25) or £13/day. Ages 4-15yrs Drinks and packed lunch needed. Trinity Catholic School, Guys Cliffe Avenue, Leamington. Paul Devlin 07583912703 Go4Goals Summer Football or Multi Sports Camps 9.30am-3.30pm 1) Mon 4th to Thurs 7th Aug. 2) Mon 11th to Thurs 14th Aug. 3) Mon 18th to Thurs 21st Aug. 4) Mon 25th to Thurs 28th Aug. Ages 4-11yrs. £16/day, or £54/4 days (siblings half price) Drinks and packed lunch needed. (early drop off 8.45, extra £1) Activities: American style shootouts, skill stations, football tennis, Team circuits, Rounders, Tennis, Tag rugby & more Kingsley School playing fields, Sandy Lane, Leamington (next to North Leamington School) Jason Davies 07747562469 [email protected] www.go4goals.co.uk Cycle Training Level 1 Bikeability: 9.15am- 12.15pm Mon 28th July or Mon 18th Aug. £10/cyclist 7+ yrs Level 2 Bikeability: 9.15am-12.15pm Tues & Wed 29th & 30th July or Mon 18th Aug 1– 4pm & Tue 19th Aug 9.15 – 12.15. £18/cyclist 9+yrs Level 3 Bikeability: 1pm-3.30pm Wed 30th July or 9.30 – 12.00 Wed 20th Aug. £22/cyclist 11+yrs Warwickshire College, Leamington Spa, 01926 412776 www.warwickshire.gov.uk/cycletraining For info on activities in other areas please contact the Family Information Service on 01926 742275 email [email protected] The activities shown are not run or endorsed by schools. Please always check details with the relevant organisation/club. 3 Summer 2 14 Holiday Childcare & Activities Leamington Tennis Club- Summer Holiday Camp 2014 Coaching Courses 9am-2pm Mon to Fri July 21st to 26th Aug (excluding bank holiday. w/c 11th Aug U9s ONLY) £16/day for members. £18/day non-members. (£10 discount for full week) Ages 5-16yrs. Please bring packed lunch. All standards welcome. Guys Cliffe Avenue, Leamington. Dave 07815805099 or David. [email protected] Kayak Courses (Leamington) Mon to Wed 21st July to 28st Aug Beginners – Paddle Power Passport Courses : 10.30am-1pm Improvers – Paddle Power Discover 1 & 2 Courses: 2pm-4.30pm £59/course of 3 sessions. Ages 6-14yrs Leam Boat Centre, Mill Gardens, Mill Road, Leamington. 01926 889928 www.leamboatcentre.com Passport courses are also available at Warwick Boats for age 10+ Warwick Boats, St Nicholas Park, Warwick. 01926 889928 www.leamboatcentre.com Sarah Thomas Netball Academy 10am-12. Tues 22nd, Wed 23rd, Wed 30th, Thurs 31st July £7/session, £20/3 sessions, £25/4 sessions. Years 4-6 Activities: netball coaching sessions to introduce and develop skills, improve fitness and to understand and enjoy match play and basic tactics. Please bring own drink, snack and sun cream. North Leamington School, Sandy Lane, Leamington. Sarah Thomas 07931755814 Summer Athletics Camp 2014 9am-3.30pm. Mon 11th to Fri 15th Aug Junior (8-11yrs) Teen (Secondary pupils) £20/day. 10% for second sibling Activities: Multi-event experience suitable for all abilities. Edmondscote Athletics Track, River Close, Leamington. Rachel Berney 07904644568 [email protected] Newbold Comyn Leisure Centre, Leamington Beginners swimming lessons: Mon - Fri (21st July to 29th Aug) 9-9.30am, 3 yrs+, £24.25 /course Improvers swimming lessons: Mon - Fri (21st July to 29th Aug) 9.30-10am, 5 yrs+, £24.25/course Super Splosh: every Sat 2pm-4pm All ages Adult/£4.25, Jnr/£3.10, family £13.70 Splosh: Every Mon, Wed & Fri (except 25th Aug) 2-3pm All ages Adult/£4.25, Jnr/£3.10, family £13.70 Mini Splosh: Tue & Thurs 11am-12noon. Adult/£4.25, Jnr/£3.10, family £13.70 Newbold Terrace East, Leamington 01926 882083 www.warwickdc.gov.uk/leisure St Nicholas Park Leisure Centre, Warwick Multi Sports Mania: Wed 6th, 13th and 20th Aug 9.30-4.30pm 5-12 yrs £9/day bring lunch and a drink Beginners Swimming lessons: Mon 28th Jul-Fri 1stAug, Mon 4th- Fri 8th Aug 9-9.30am & 9.30-10am 5yrs + £22.25 /course Snorkelling: Mon 4th -Fri 8th Aug 9-10 am, Ages 8+yrs (must be able to swim 100m) £22.75/course Water Polo & Diving: Mon 11th-Fri 15th Aug 9-10am, Ages 8+yrs (must be able to swim 100m) £22.75/course Mini Splosh: Every weekday (except Mon 25th Aug) 11am-12noon £2.35 Juniors (under 16’s) £3.85 Adults, Family £11.20 Family Badminton: Subject to availability Mon-Fri 9am - 4pm All ages.
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