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Summer sports weeks Go to Africa this summer at Peatmoor
Greendown School is holding two Peatmoor Community Primary School will again be running a Gifted
weeks of summer holiday activi- & Talented Summer School, Monday 12 August to Friday 23 August.
ties where youngsters aged 9 to 13 It's free to children in years 6 to making and hopefully claywork.
years can try out new sports, de-
velop their skills and have fun in 9 from any school who are able to The two weeks will culminate in a
drum performance and an exhibi-
a safe environment. attend both weeks. The summer tion.
Qualified PE teachers will coach school will focus on southern Af- Always in stock:
football, netball, hockey, tennis, rica and workshops will include For details and an application
badminton, volleyball, rounders, drum making, drumming, danc- form, call 887473 or mail: 1000s of metres
ing, textiles and printing, mask
[email protected]
cricket, athletics, orienteering, of curtain fabrics
gymnastics and dance. There will The sound of drums during the Peatmoor School Africa week in July
also be a separate football coach- li i by Sammy Larya Curtain tapes, Linings
ing course runby English FA quali ^^ a -... Blackout linings, Interlinings
fied coaches. ' . . Trimmings, Tie hacks
Each weekcosts£50.Call874224 r -^` Butterick, McCalls
for a booking form. & Vogue patterns
Dress, Bridal, Bridesmaid fabrics
Cushions, Cushion covers
Free information on offer Lycra, Voiles
The Children's Information Serv- The latest designer poles
ice celebrated its first birthday at
the end of June by launching: Possibly the largest and cheapest
A summer activities fact sheet to range of fabrics in Wiltshire
help parents fill the long summer a J attended by experienced staff
holidays with interesting and safe
things to do; Selection of blinds
and 'Where to send my children available to order
and when for all their develop-
mental needs' leaflet to help clarify CLOTH CABIN
what help is available at each stage _
of growing up. 30 MORLEY STREET
The CIS provides free informa- Also at Peatmoor in August SWINDON
tion on anything to do with chil- Kite making workshop for 7 to 12 year olds: 28 August, 1pm - 3pm
dren aged 0 to 14 years. Drop into Cost: £3 per child which includes materials. Tel: 01793 422084
13 Market Street between 10am Mini-tennis skills three day course from 28 to 30 August. Sessions for
and 3pm or call541786 from 9.30am 3-5 year olds: 10am -10.45am: cost £7.50. For 5-7 years from 10.50am All major credit cards accepted
to 4.30pm, or leave a message at - 12.00 noon: cost £9.
other times. i To book a place, call 887473.

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COOKING BOUNCY CASTLE
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GO KARTS TBALL
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DAY TRIPS
TENNIS
COOKING COURTS AIR HOCKEY
WATER FIGHTS
SNOOKER I A Greendown supervisor Denise Edwards with
embers Jordan Bailey, Luke Hawkins; right, Lucy
BARBECUES ou, Mollie Young, Vanessa Blakey

AFFORDABLE CHILDCARE DURING THE SUMMER HOLIDAYS
- book a week or book a day, we're flexible to your needs.
Contact The Big Adventure Club: Tracey or Peter Bailey 0
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Tel: 01793 875992 • Mail: [email protected]
The Big Adventure Club is a registered club regulated by the local Ofsted team Big Adventure Club