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SH Festivebooklet Nov20 Online V5 Christmas Activity Plan Information for the Christmas Holidays Mottram Street Pantry Closed after Friday 18th December until Thursday 7th January Penny Lane Pantry Closed after Wednesday 23rd December until Tuesday 5th January Woodley Pantry Closed after Wednesday 23rd December until Tuesday 5th January Brinnington Pantry Closed after Friday 18th December until Thursday 7th January Open as a one-off on Wednesday 30th December 10 – 1pm Pantry at Number 5 Closed after Friday 18th December until Thursday 7th January Open as a one-off on Wednesday 30th December 10 – 1pm For more information about the pantries, Christmas Dinner Packs have a look at their Facebook pages: @mottramstpantry Monday 21st December 1 – 4pm @pantryatnumber5 Open to Brinnington Pantry members @brinningtonpantry ONLY and Brinnington Big Local families @pennylanepantry @woodleypantry A IVIT ING RE CT Y R D A PA E U E C V C I Jacket Potato E K L E R S E D F FREE activity or soup for . D P packs will be . R . U provided during I . F C N R S E E the Christmas E K , M E W C period S A A A L P C R A T M Y E I T I V £2M Start Point Coffee Shop 4 Woodley Precinct, Stockport, SK6 1RJ • Alvanley and Starting Point are running Zoom Santa sessions on 12th December and the community have raised funds to pay for selection boxes for participating families • In partnership with local community groups, we will be giving out food parcels through our Doorsteps Depots which are areas in Woodley for families to come to and collect • Members of the community are knitting angels to hang around Woodley for local children to take home For more information please contact Starting Point on 0161 494 9947 or email [email protected] We are delivering free Christmas activity packs and online activities for families living in Adswood, Heaton Norris, Lancashire Hill and Brinnington. To see the online activities, please visit our website at www.foundations-stockport.org or our Facebook page @StockportHomes for families during the Christmas period will be delivered on Wednesday 23rd December between 10am-3pm in Adswood, Bridgehall. Brinnington, Woodley, Romiley and Offerton. Anyone is eligible, first come and first served. To request a bag please message on m.facebook.com/Rtimestockport/ or m.facebook.com/cherrytreeproject/ or fill in short survey here: www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/HR28CDG Presented by The Reading Agency and funded by Arts Council England encourages children to keep reading through the winter holidays by rewarding them for reading and reviewing books. To take part in the Winter Mini Challenge online, children simply read any books (including eBooks and audiobooks) of their choice (we recommend reading at least three), then rate and review them at www.wintermini.org.uk Books added to the website during the six-week Mini Challenge period will count towards unlocking special rewards including a certificate and a virtual badge. The website will also feature activities, recommendations for great winter reads, and competitions. And, just like the Summer Reading Challenge, the website will also feature the Book Sorter - a unique database which has over 1.3 million peer-to-peer recommendations. If any parents or your children are not members of the library they can join online, receive a temporary number via email and start borrowing straight away. To join the library please visit www.stockport.gov.uk/join-your-local-library Challenge dates Tues 1 December - Friday 15 January Keep up to date on activities in Stockport Libraries by following us on twitter @SMBC_Libraries and facebook Stockport Libraries You can get free copies of newsletters and other documents from Stockport Homes on audiotape, CD or in large print. For more information, please contact Phil Rhodes: on telephone 0161 474 2860 text 07891 949 399, email [email protected].
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