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SANTA's GROTTO (Hopefully) 1:30Pm Snow Machine Fun 11Am Salt Dough Ornaments Senso Theme: Christmas around the world Theme: Christmas around the world Cooking: Physical: Icelandic hot chocolates at 10:30am 2pm archery Workshops: Skittles at 1:30pm Workshop: 11am pom pom reindeers Yoga session at 2pm 1:30pm face painting Art: Icelandic yule lads colouring, Sensory: Snow painting reindeer headbands and Christmas gift Art: Mexican poinsettias, pinecone trees tag making & Christmas bauble colouring Theme: Christmas around the world Theme: Christmas around the world Theme: Christmas around the world Physical: Cooking: Workshops: Cooking: 1pm parachute shapes Japanese fried rice at 10:30am 11am song time Japanese fried rice at 10:30am Workshop: Workshops: 11:30am coconut shy Workshops: SANTA’s GROTTO (hopefully) Nature walk at 1:30pm 1:30pm snow machine fun Nature walk at 1:30pm 1:30pm snow machine fun Curling at 2pm Sensory: Individual sensory bowls Curling at 2pm 11am salt dough ornaments Art: Chicken tree decorations, KFC Art: Christmas cactus colouring, mini Art: Chicken tree decorations, KFC Sensory: Candy cane gloop collages and chicken lino prints Christmas piñata collages and chicken lino prints Art: Christmas sweater craft, paper plate Christmas trees and reindeer antlers Theme: Christmas around the world Theme: Christmas around the world Theme: Christmas around the world Theme: Christmas around the world Theme: Christmas around the Cooking: Pan de Jamon at 10:30am Workshops: Cooking: Pan de Jamon at 10:30am Physical: 10:30am multisports world Workshops: 11am song time Workshops: 1pm bike time trials Physical: 1pm giant bubbles Football skills at 1:30pm 11:30am candy cane mallow pops Football skills at 1:30pm Workshop: 2:30pm hockey Curling at 2pm 1:30pm obstacle course Curling at 2pm 2pm salt dough ornaments Workshop: 1:30pm gingerbread Sensory: Individual sensory bowls 11am giant gingerbread man craft American pancakes Art: Roller skating colouring in, Art: Christmas jumper cut and stick Art: Roller skating colouring in, Sensory: Candy cane gloop Sensory: Christmas rice Art: Button Christmas cards, paper plate pinecone trees and glitter reindeer and candy cane scented paintings pinecone trees and glitter reindeer Art: Bottle cap snowman faces, trees and reindeer antlers fingerprint Christmas lights and lolly stick snowflakes Theme: Christmas around the world Theme: Christmas around the world Theme: Christmas around the world Theme: Christmas around the world Physical: Physical: 11am Uni-hoc Physical: Curling at 11am Physical: 11am archery 2:30pm rounders 1:30pm football Workshop: Workshop: Workshop: Workshop: Giant gingerbread man art at 2pm 10:30am Christmas shrinkie keyrings 1:30pm paper plate snowman wreaths 10:30am cooking German ginger cookies Winter wonderland moose trail 10:30am 1pm Christmas silent disco 11am glitter tattoos 2pm festive sensory bottles Sensory: Paper ginger man play 2pm snow machine Sensory: Festive oats Sensory: Glitter oats Art: Paper gingerbread man decorating, Sensory: Peppermint dough Art: Handprint reindeers, paper plate Art: Card tube nutcrackers, gingerbread Santa beard trim paper plates and Blue Art: Card tube yule lads, Nordic tree baubles and Christmas colouring paper chains and Christmas pickle decs Jay hammer beads decorations & Christmas Gnome colouring Theme: Christmas around the world Theme: Christmas around the world Theme: Christmas around the world Physical: Physical: Circus skills at 11am Physical: Paddle boards at 10:30am Parachute games at 1:30pm Workshop: Badminton at 2pm Workshop: Mayan lino printing at 2pm Mentos explosions at 1pm Fake snow making at 1:30pm Aprepas cooking at 10:30am Sensory bottles at 1:30pm Sensory: Shaving foam tree Sensory: Flower tray Sensory: Bubble wrap Art: Philippines lantern silhouettes, Art: Colombian tea lights, tropical fruit Art: New York taxi paper plates, new frosty pinecones and fork painting year firework paintings and Statue of headwear and painting with coffee art fireworks Liberty craft Theme: Around the world Theme: Around the world Theme: Around the world Theme: Around the world Theme: Around the world Theme: Around the world Physical: Physical: Bruschetta making at 10:30am Workshops: Bruschetta making at 10:30am Physical: 1:30pm multisports 1pm football 1pm hockey Archery at 1:30pm 11am song time Archery at 1:30pm 2pm curling Workshop: 2pm laser tag Gym session at 2pm 11:30am super smoothies Gym session at 2pm Workshop: 11am German Lebkuchen biscuits 11am bake gingerbread men Workshop: 11am luxury milkshakes 1:30pm carnival face paints 1pm Glitter tattoos Sensory: Sensory: Art: Pasta art, Befana witch painting Sensory: Individual sensory bowls Art: Pasta art, Befana witch painting Sensory: Ice skating penguins Dried beans and cotton wool Dried beans and cotton wool and Italian art colouring Art: Carnival masks and parrot and Italian art colouring Art: Lolly stick airplanes, Chinese cherry Art: Snowy mountains craft, handprint Art: Snowy mountains craft, handprint paintings blossom fans and fingerprint tree painting mouse headbands & malamute collage mouse headbands & malamute collage Theme: Around the world Theme: Around the world Theme: Around the world Theme: Around the world Pina colada smoothies at 10:30am Workshops: Pina colada smoothies at 10:30am Physical: 1pm football Coconut shy at 1:30pm 11am song time Coconut shy at 1:30pm 2pm golf Circus skills at 2pm 11:30am cooking samosa pinwheels Circus skills at 2pm Workshop: 1:30pm giant bubbles 11am face painting Art: Turtle paper craft, Hama bead Sensory: Individual sensory bowls Art: Turtle paper craft, Hama bead 1:30pm sensory bottles printing and tropical flower colouring Art: Pasta mandala, water colour Taj printing and tropical flower colouring Sensory: Scented ice play Mahal Art: Puffy paint rangolis, paper plate mandalas and air dough diva lamps All days are open from 10am to 3:30pm unless otherwise stated. Booking is essential for any of the activities on Theme: Around the world Theme: Around the world Theme: Around the world Theme: Lego Physical: this planner. Workshops: Russian potato salad at 10:30am 11am song time Russian potato salad at 10:30am 2pm footgolf Hockey at 1:30pm 11:30am mini kiwi pavlovas Hockey at 1:30pm 1pm table tennis Disability Family Day: For Golf at 2pm 1:30pm winter nature hunt walk Golf at 2pm Workshop: children with a disability, their Sensory: Individual sensory bowls 11am & 1:30pm Lego workshops family and friends Art: Paper Russian dolls, ballet collage Art: Tiki paintings and pom pom kiwi Art: Paper Russian dolls, ballet collage Sensory: Lego gloop Art: Lego colouring, Lego print and Russian buildings colouring bird buddies and Russian buildings colouring painting and Lego hama beads Open for all: For all children with or without a disability up to 18 years Disability Quiet Day: For children with a disability, their Theme: Around the world Theme: Around the world Theme: Around the world Theme: Around the world family and friends. Spaces limited Physical: Workshops: 1pm laser tag to 35 children Australian fairy bread at 10:30am 11am song time Australian fairy bread at 10:30am Workshops: Bubbles at 1:30pm 11:30am cheesy stuffed croissants Bubbles at 1:30pm 11am bubble machine Preschool Day: Open to all Bike time trials at 2pm 1:30pm open sensory room Bike time trials at 2pm 1pm South African cheese muffins children under 6 with or without a Sensory: Individual sensory bowls 2pm silent disco disability Art: Cave drawings, kangaroo masks Art: Eiffel Tower collage and French Art: Cave drawings, kangaroo masks Sensory: African savannah and Australia colouring pages number match and Australia colouring pages Art: Paper plate African necklaces, Schools: Can come on any of the aboriginal paintings and African mask colouring focus days above (age restrictions apply) 13+ Day: Open to all teenagers Please do not attend / cancel your booking if you or your children have any symptoms of Coronavirus and adults with a disability aged When you arrive please queue at the entrance gate in the designated marked areas. When signing in you MUST scan the QR code 13+ You may still go into reception to be signed in and pay / if you need support, but please do not use unnecessarily Please follow hand-washing protocols, social distancing and one-way routes at all times Youth Club: For teenagers Staff will wear face masks and have been told to minimise contact with visitors as much as possible Disability For All Day: For all Visitors (over the age of 10) will need to wear a mask on site. You may remove this when seated to eat OR you are outside disabled people including You must book a table for your lunch, we advise you pre-book food for the same time disability/ respite groups If you require more bikes or art equipment out please do ask us! The soft play and mini-gym are still closed due to Government advice We apologise in advance for any changes compared with your usual Thomley visit. We are doing our very best to ensure we remain compliant and able to remain open .
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