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New activities this term!

Holiday Clubs here we come, the calm before the storm!

We’re nearly there - alongside all the fun stuff that we’re preparing for there’s the boring stuff that the parents want to know!! 
 

Ready, set, slow... we're off the starter block on our Snailspace Brighton & Hove trail. So far we've ticked 5 off the list. We're very pleased to see our very own Fern The Nature Punk is now settled in The Open Market. Please share your selfies with her by tagging us on instagram, facebook or send to us via email, we will award prizes for anyone with as magnificent mohican or hair style as Fern!!

Follow the Snailway. There is an App you can download to track the snails you’ve seen and unlock rewards including free snail pasta, a pin badge and an umbrella. Cost £1.99, more than £1 per download will go to the Martlets Hospice Alternatively to donate £3 please text SLOW18£3 to 70070

Our mission is to encourage children to spend quality time outdoors and gain all the benefits from doing so! Fresh air, exercise, developing friendships, learning about nature, engaging in “wild time”, exploring creativity & imagination, learning new skills and above all having fun!!  The below life & learning skills are incorporated into our sessions this term

Physical Activity *  Teamwork, Co-operation and Leadership Skills * Positive tech engagement with nature * Outdoors Learning & awareness of environment * Literacy & Science

The children have been really enthusiastic about the activities we've done so far this term and we have all been very impressed by the creative twists and ideas they come up with.

This term the children have excelled in the sessions. Some popular ones have been Nature Detectives, a slightly more challenging take on a nature scavenger hunt and the Egg Drop Challenge, where the children are challenged to make a protective barrier around an egg with a set amount of materials to see if it can survive being dropped from height.

Some of the high energy games sessions such as Fortnite Nerf and Ringo are filled with a lot of excitement and can be a test to the children’s sportsmanship skills and teamworking abilities in a more competitive environment. This gives instructors an opportunity to work on and role model good game play attitude as the sessions progress throughout term. The groups work well as a team and its great to see relationships across the age ranges flourish.