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The Art Imaginarium - Hackney (Dalston)

the art imaginarium - hackney (dalston)

5.0(11)

London

THE ART IMAGINARIUM - ART AND CIRCUS HOLIDAY CAMP [https://all4kidsuk.com/track_this/5646$Company?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.theartimaginarium.co.uk%2F] We run a totally bespoke art & circus holiday camp in East London, London for children aged 5 - 11. We have two sites, one is Dalston and one in Tower Hamlets. A week of fun, play, creativity, games and lots of arts & crafts to boost your child's confidence, expand their creativity, cultivate their sense of calm and most importantly, have lots of fun. Every week is centered around a different theme so your child will always be doing something fun, new and exciting each holiday. The children will learn a wide range of different art & craft techniques and make unique and ambitious artwork that they are always proud to take home. Combining our circus skills workshops, circus show, treasure hunts and party of the last day, it is the fun-filled week bursting with creativity that your child will want to come back to. Art & Circus holiday camp located at: Columbia Primary School, 49-53 Columbia Rd, London E2 7RH Holy Trinity Primary School, Beechwood Road, London E8 3DY What to expect, our daily schedule: 8.30 - Early drop off option 9.00 - Children arrive, make a name badge and be put into their bubbles 9.15 - Morning stretching activity - consisting of body movement, mindfulness & breathing exercises and fun dancing games to help prepare everyone for the day 9.30 - First activity - A unique art activity around the current theme 10.30 - First break - Children have a snack and play outdoors 11.00 - Continue with the first art activity 12.00 - Lunch Break - Children eat their lunches* and play games 1.00 - Second art activity - Making the second piece of artwork or learning a circus skill 2.00 - Second break - Children are offered some organic fruit and juice and children can play outdoors 2.30 - Continue with second activity or practice new circus skill 3.15 - End of the day routine - Musical statues to end every day. On the last day of the week, we have a party which includes: obstacle course games, a treasure hunt and prizes for all children! 3.30 - End of day - parents/guardians come and collect their children from the venue 3.45 - Third break - children are able to play games outside on the terrace, draw, play board games and watch 15 minutes of a children’s film for the end of the day. 5.00 - Late pick-up option - parents/guardians come and collect their children from the venue New exciting themes each week so your child will always be making something unique and fun. We are committed to creating a space of support and safety - OFSTED registered, all staff have an enhanced DBS, two designed first aiders and several safeguarding leads so you can relax knowing that your child is in safe hands. We accept childcare vouchers from several suppliers to make our camps more accessible. We looking forward to seeing you soon for some crafty fun! Email: hello@theartimaginarium.co.uk Mobile: 07896 281723

Bright Woods Forest School CIC

bright woods forest school cic

4.9(68)

Barnard Castle

Our staff members have a vast amount of experience in delivery of Forest Schools programmes, outdoor education and creative activities. They are qualified in Outdoor First Aid, are DBS checked, hold Food Safety certificates and are members of the Forest School Association: Honia Devlin Gemma McColl Louise Shepherd Honia Devlin Honia established Bright Woods Forest School in 2016, keen to inspire children and help them develop an understanding of the natural world. Honia has over 12 years’ experience in delivery of outdoor education and wildlife conservation projects as well as running events and wild themed birthday parties to children of all ages. She has previously worked for London Wildlife Trust and more locally for the Heart of Teesdale Landscape Partnership. She has an MSc in Biology with specialism in Environmental Biology and is a qualified Forest Schools Level 3 Practitioner. Gemma McColl Gemma, who joined the team shortly after, spent more than 14 years working in community arts and ran a successful Educational Arts business, working with children throughout KS1-3, before becoming a qualified primary school teacher. As a freelance artist, Gemma worked with schools and community groups delivering various workshops, which were inspired by the Reggio Emilia enquiry-based approach of early childhood education. The ethos of the Reggio approach and Forest Schools sit comfortably together as they are about empowering children and helping them to be resilient problem-solvers in the future. Gemma is a qualified Forest Schools Level 3 Practitioner. Louise Shepherd Louise started with us as a volunteer in 2018 before becoming an integral part of the team. She is a keen nature enthusiast with a particular interest in wild flowers, trees and lichen and has a wealth of knowledge. Prior to joining Bright Woods, Louise was a family support officer in a primary school and while there, she completed her Level 3 Forest School qualification and enjoyed organising and facilitating sessions such as pond dipping, bug hunts and fire lighting. Louise is also a qualified secondary school teacher and spent many years leading scout sessions, supporting children from 6 to 18 years old with bushcraft and camping activities. Volunteers We also have a number of volunteers who contribute to the varied aspects of running of our Forest School including wildlife conservation and practical work as well as assisting sessions and events. Please get in touch if you are interested in our volunteering opportunities. Our Ethos Bright Woods Forest School CIC believes in children’s rights to play, access the natural world, experience appropriate risk and a healthy range of emotions. We believe that children who are given the freedom to play in the outdoors and get dirty and wet are simply happy children. Such children are more fulfilled, less prone to depression and more connected to the world around them. In 2017, as away of helping us to fulfil our values and ethos and provide sessions to as wide an audience as possible, Bright Woods Forest School became a not for profit Community Interest Company.