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Holiday Schemes 2017 Easter Holiday Schemes 2017 If you would like any further information please contact the Family Information Service on 01384 814398 or email us at [email protected] Name Full Address Telephone Service Description From (Years) To (Years) Aace Dance Company Easter Coseley Community Centre, Old 07874 677649 Wednesday 12 & Thursday 13 April, 10am - 1pm 3 Dance Camp Meeting Road, Coseley, WV14 8HB Aace Dance Company will be holding a easter dance camp. On the Wednesday, Outside street dance choreographer working on technique and dance discipline within genres. On the Thursday, Easter crafternoon, fun and games with Easter egg hunt. Usual presentation at 1.05pm on Thursday for certificate of attendance and trophy awards. You don't have to be a member of Aace to come and join us. Cost: per day or for 2 days. Contact provider for further details and to book a place. Bumble Beezzz Day Nursery Bumble Beezzz Day Nursery, 39 01384484252 Monday 10 - Thursday 13 & Tuesday 18 - Friday 5 8 Highgate Road, Dudley, DY2 0SZ 21 April, 7.45am - 6.15pm Cost: for full day. Contact provider for further details. Dawley Brook Holiday Dawley Brook Primary School, 07910 450611 Tuesday 11 - Wednesday 12 & Tuesday 18 - 4 11 Scheme Dubarry Avenue, Kingswinford, Wednesday 19 April, 8am - 6pm DY6 9BP Sessions take place on Tuesdays & Wednesdays. Cost: half a day (8am - 1pm or 1pm - 6pm) or full day. Contact provider for further information and to book a place. Name Full Address Telephone Service Description From (Years) To (Years) Explore Learning Stourbridge Explore Learning, The Crown 01562 519581 Explore Learning is an out of school childcare 5 14 Centre, Stourbridge, DY8 1YD setting for ages 5 - 14 yrs. Children will have access to books and computers with the emphasis on Maths and English. There will also be a creative area with arts and crafts. Open throughout the school holidays, but opening hours are different to that at term time. Offer a free taster session to all parents. Contact provider for further details. Fairhaven Holiday Club Fairhaven Primary School, Barnett 01384 818385 Monday 10 - Thursday 13 & Tuesday 18 - Friday 5 11 Lane, Kingswinford, Stourbridge, 21 April, 8am - 6pm DY8 5PY Holiday club run by the school. Costs: per day, from 9am - 4pm, from 8am - 1pm & 1pm - 6pm. Contact the school for further details or to book a place. Gig Mill Holiday Club Gig Mill Primary School, The 01384 818600 Tuesday 18 - Friday 21 April, 8am - 6pm 4 11 Broadway, Norton, Stourbridge, DY8 3HL Cost: for full day or for half day (8am - 1pm or 1pm - 6pm). All children will be provided with a healthy breakfast and an afternoon snack and drinks. Children attending full day will need to bring a packed lunch. Registration forms from school office or by email to info@gig- mill.dudley.sch.uk. Glynne G.O.S.H Holiday Glynne Primary School, Cot Lane, 07548 992870 Monday 10 - Thursday 13 & Tuesday 18 - Friday 5 11 Scheme Kingswinford, DY6 9TH 21 April, 8am - 6pm Half day sessions also available from 8am - 1pm or 1pm - 6pm. Costs: per session or for full day. 10% discount applied when siblings are booked in on same session. If you require further information, please call 07548 992870. Halesowen Powerleague Kids Halesowen Harriers Football Club, 01384 266000 Monday 10 - Friday 21 April, 9am - 3pm 5 12 Camps Park Road, Halesowen, B63 2RG When school's out, it's game on. Run by qualified and background checked coaches, our football camps will keep 5 to 12 year-olds active over the Easter holidays from only a day from 9am - 3pm. Extra charges apply for early drop offs from 8am or Extra time till 5pm. Book a whole week or by the day, whatever suits you. Pre-booking is essential by calling or emailing at [email protected]. Howley Grange Kindergarten Howley Grange Kindergarten, 01214231572 Monday 10 - Thursday 13 & Tuesday 18 - Friday 4 11 Howley Grange Road, Halesowen, 21 April, 7.30am - 6pm B62 0HS Cost: for full day or from 9am - 3pm. Contact for further details. Name Full Address Telephone Service Description From (Years) To (Years) Kick Start Academy Easter Leasowes Community College, 0121 748 7977 Monday 10 - Thursday 13 & Tuesday 18 - Friday 4 13 Holiday Club Kent Road, Halesowen, B62 8PJ 21 April Looking for a School Holiday provider at prices to suit your budget? Look no further, at The Kick Start Academy we pride ourselves on high quality provision that is fun, adventure, action packed and educational all within our high standard venues with first class sports facilities- led by our experienced and qualified professional sports coaches-giving parents peace of mind that your child is within a safe environment. The safety of your child is paramount. Our aim is to enhance our provision further that will enable children to continue to enjoy and reward whatever their ability and we work hard to ensure each camp is themed from their previous experience ensuring the excitement of entering a new adventure, each camp is also aimed at developing confidence and independence, learning new skills or understanding the benefits of a healthy lifestyle and social interaction regardless of gender, age, background or race. Liberate Drama Holiday Club The Crestwood School, Bromley 07583 260700 Thursday 12 & 19 April, 10am - 3pm 4 16 Lane, Kingswinford, DY6 8QG Liberate Youth Theatre Easter Holiday Workshops. Suitable for children age 4-16 years. Cost: per day or if booking both days. Contact provider for further details and to book a place. Little Bears Nursery Highgate Road, , Dudley, DY2 01384 818245 Monday 10 - Thursday 13 & Tuesday 18 - Friday 0 8 0SN 21 April, 8am - 6pm Costs: Under 2¶s per day, for 5 hr session: Over 2¶s per day for 5 hr session. Contact provider for further details and to book. Lutley Acorns After School & Lutley Community Centre, 07799963952 / Monday 10 - Thursday 13 & Tuesday 18 - Friday 3 12 Holiday Club Brookwillow Road, Halesowen, 07775855740 21 April, 8am - 5.50pm B63 1BU Cost: per week, per day, per day for siblings or per half day. Contact provider for further details and to book. Manor Way Activity Club Manor Way Primary School, Brier 01384 818895 Monday 10 - Thursday 13 & Wednesday 19 - 4 11 Mill Road, Halesowen, B63 3HA Friday 21 April,, 8.30am - 5.30pm Cost: for full day. Sibling discount available. Contact provider for further details. Name Full Address Telephone Service Description From (Years) To (Years) Midland Futsal Academy - Bishop Milner Catholic College, 07790 638430 Tuesday 18 - Friday 21 April, 10am - 1pm 5 99 Easter Soccer School At Burton Road, Dudley, DY1 3BY Bishop Milner Midland Futsal Academy will be running a football development course for boys and girls aged 5 years upwards at Bishop Milner School, Dudley. Costs: per child for MFA members and per child for non members. For more information or to reserve a place please contact Head Coach Richard Newell on 07790 638430 or [email protected]. Midland Futsal Academy - Redhill School, Junction Road, 07790 638430 Monday 10 - Thursday 13 April, 10am - 1pm 5 99 Easter Soccer School At Stourbridge, DY8 1JX Redhill Midland Futsal Academy will be running a football development course for boys and girls aged 5 years upwards at Redhill School, Stourbridge. Costs: per child for MFA members and per child for non members. For more information or to reserve a place, please contact Head Coach Richard Newell on 07790 638430 or [email protected]. Mischief & Giggles Ltd. T/a 44 New Road, , Stourbridge, DY8 01384 393769 Monday 10 - Thursday 13 & Tuesday 18 - Friday 5 12 Twinkle Toes Private Day 1PA 21 April, 8am - 6pm Nursery Cost: per day. Children must bring a healthy packed lunch or pay per day for lunch. Tickets for the holiday club are purchased online via Ticket Tailor www.tickettailor.com/all- tickets/20384/6f66/. Contact provider for further details. Next Level Dance Academy Manor House, Manor Lane, 07771 415223 Monday 10 - Wednesday 12 April, 10am - 3pm 4 16 Easter Dance Camp Halesowen, B62 8PU Come and experience our fun, exciting and friendly dance camps! Where your child will learn dance routines, musical theatre pieces and get creative with arts and crafts. Book sooner rather than later to avoid disappointment and bookings close on 6 April. Costs: per day or for the week. For more information email us at [email protected] Play Box Nursery Playbox Day Nursery, Building 01384 835535 Monday 10 - Thursday 13 & Tuesday 18 - Friday 4 12 53a, Pensnett Trading Estate, 21 April, 8am - 6pm Kingswinford, DY6 7XG Cost: per hour. Contact provider for further details. Name Full Address Telephone Service Description From (Years) To (Years) Poppyfields Kindergarten Crestwood Park Primary School, 01384 812526 Monday 10 - Thursday 13 & Tuesday 18 - Friday 3 11 Lapwood Avenue, Kingswinford, 21 April, 7.30am - 6pm DY6 8RP Costs: from 8.30am - 5.30pm, for half day. Additional costs apply for 7.30am start and after 5.30pm finish. Contact provider for further details and to book a place. Premier Sports Holiday Club Foxyards Primary School, 01953 499040 Monday 10 - Thursday 13 April, 8am - 4.30pm 4 12 Multi Sports Camp Foxyards Road, Tipton, DY4 8BH Everyone is invited to join the fun at Premier Sport Holiday! Inspire to Engage is Premier Sport¶s brand new holiday course initiative. Your children will keep busy and active with a huge variety of activities and sports for them to enjoy during the school holiday. The fun environment on our holiday courses means they mix with loads of children of their own age, get active and most importantly have fun. The programme is accessible across all age groups and abilities.
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