Send A Cow Bring The Perfect Antidote To Summer Holidays' 'Don't Know What To Do!'..
Send A Cow are wasting no time in providing free summer sessions with an African twist!.. for 11 – 15 year olds at Bath City Farm. These Summer Sessions are taking place twice a week and get young people outside, doing some fun free activities - all with an African twist. Each session has a different theme and will see young people, trying out all manner of activities: from planting to painting, filming to foraging ; whilst counting towards their ‘skill me up’ award.
(PICTURES: A COW IN AN AFRICAN VILLAGE )
Project manager Holly Perreau said: "Now that summer is here, what better way to spend some time but outside at the beautiful Bath City Farm. Parents can be sure that their teens will be having fun but also learning lots of new skills whilst making lots of new friends .Each session has a different theme so there is always something new and exciting to do so please feel free along each week or pop in for just a session or two!"This Saturday sees the theme of foraging and animals – finding food, helping with the farm animals and cooking food in the woods. The following Tuesdays session is all about water; including making African hand washers and then a big water fight. As well as this there will be future sessions on filming and video making, writing website content and also creative sessions like sign making, painting and mosaic making.
Summer sessions take place every Tuesday and Saturday from the 24 of July – 1 September. Tuesdays 1 – 3.30pm. Saturdays 2.30 – 4.30pm.
For more information about these exciting Summer Sessions, please Click Here or call Holly or John on 01225 871948.
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The Summer Sessions are funded by BANES Youth Enablement Fund and run by Send a Cow.
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July 2012