Our Easter Holiday Scheme is Back! – Book Now

February 25, 2016 Holiday Clubs

We are proud to bring back the ‘Easter Hunt’ holiday scheme for 2016, we are now in our 2nd year.

Our holiday club this Easter will operate from Tuesday 29th March – Friday 8th April

at our Bush Hill Park Branch.

Ages 5-11 years old

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Outdoor: Football, Scooters, Sports games, table tennis, hula hoops and lots more
Arts and crafts. Painting, Clay modeling, Nail designing, sewing and basket weaving
Imaginative Play Water, Sand Cars, Dolls with Accessories and Puzzles
Cooking Activities
Easter Party on the last day(included) Best Easter Bonnet Competition, Face Painting and Scavenger Hunt.
Use of Tablets, Xbox, Wii (Age appropriate games) A range of WiFi Tablets (with Parental Control)
Workshops: Dance, Music, Drama, DJing. Groups games. Quiet Area and learning Zone
Trips: Local Park, Theatre, Museums, Cinema, bowling, Quasars

ADDRESS:
Bus Hill Park Club – 16A,
Leighton Road, Enfield, ENI IxJ Cost

PRICE:
Full Day – £23 per child per day (£1.00 discount for siblings)
Half Day – £13.50 Half day (no discounts available)

Easter Timetable & Lunch menu
Click Here to view our Activities Timestable for Easter.
Click Here to view our Easter Menu Timestable

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