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PT Warwickshire Feb Half Term 2020

We love this time of year at Primary Times, with Spring just around the corner and lots of great activities to look forward to as the year progresses. Already we are getting news about holiday activities, some of which begin in the February half term.

We love this time of year at Primary Times, with Spring just around
the corner and lots of great activities to look forward to as the year
progresses. Already we are getting news about holiday activities, some
of which begin in the February half term.

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WHAT’s ON WHERE

Primary Times Warwickshire & Solihull

Ongoing

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If you are looking for more inspiration, there

are many more events on our website

www.primarytimes.co.uk/warwickshire

Learn to Swim

Sports and Wellness Hub, CV4 7EU

www.warwicksport.com

Give your child a skill to life. Help your

child to be a capable and confident

swimmer: from their first introduction

to the water, to building confidence or

improving technique. 30 minute classes

available on weekdays and weekends for

aged 4+ with expert swim England-trained

instructors in small group sizes.

For more details about our swimming

lessons, please visit https://warwick.

ac.uk/services/sport/swimming/learnto-swim

or call on T: 024 7652 3011.

3 February

Brandon Marsh After School Club -

Winter in the Woods (4+)

Brandon Marsh CV33GW

www.warwickshirewildlifetrust.org.uk

3.45pm - 5pm. Join in every month for this

after school club, each month you will

be outside playing games and activities

around a different theme. The sessions are

aimed at children aged 4 years and up,

but younger siblings are welcome, adults

must accompany their children, unless

they are aged 8 and up. Please be aware

activities occur in all weathers, so please

dress appropriately. Booking advised.

T: 02476 302912.

3 Februry – 14 February

£3 after 3pm on Term Time Weekdays

Thinktank B4 7XG

www.birminghammuseums.org.uk

3-5pm. Visit Thinktank for £3 per person

after 3pm on weekdays during term-time

(excluding bank holidays) T: 0121 348 8000.

3 February – 23 February

Shakespeare’s Sunday School

Shakespeare’s New Place CV37 6EP

www.shakespeare.org.uk

3-4pm. Learn more about Shakespeare’s

works, life and times, and his influence

on the world with a different talk every

week, subjects include films inspired

by his works, his neighbours, and the

archaeological dig that took place on the

site of his lost home in Stratford-upon-

Avon between 2010-2014.

3 February – 23 March

Nature Tots at Brandon Marsh

Brandon Marsh CV33GW

www.warwickshirewildlifetrust.org.uk

10.30am - 12noon and 1.30-3pm. Nature

Tots aims to encourage an early interest in

wildlife. With this in mind, all activities are

held outdoors, in the natural surroundings

of the reserve at Brandon Marsh. These

sessions start with fifteen minutes of

fun free play and then you head outside

to get stuck in with some wonderful

activities based on that weeks theme,

before returning to the centre to make

an amazing craft you can take home. This

session is suitable for children aged 2 to 4

years. T: 02476 302912.

Nature Tots at Parkridge

Parkridge B91 3HW

www.warwickshirewildlifetrust.org.uk

10.30am - 12noon and 1.30-3pm. Nature

Tots aims to encourage an early interest

in wildlife. With this in mind, many

activities are held outdoors, in the natural

surroundings of the reserves at Parkridge

Centre. The rest of the time is spent

playing games and enjoying craft activities

indoors. Nature Tots is suitable for those

aged around 2 - 4 years. Booking advised.

T: 0121 704 0768.

3 February – Ongoing

Code clubs: 9 to 11-year-olds

Southam Library CV47 0HB

www.warwickshire.gov.uk

4-5pm. A nationwide network of free afterschool

coding clubs for children aged 9 to

11. Booking may be required. See website

for further details. T: 0300 555 8171.

4 February - Ongoing

Little Discoveries - Mini Explorers

Rugby Art Gallery and Museum CV21 3BZ

www.rugby.gov.uk

11am-12noon. Come along to these free

weekly Tuesday session where you can

rummage through our activity baskets,

dress up, colour workshops and maybe

listen to a story. Suitable for 2 year – 5

years olds. Children must be accompanied

by an adult. T: 01788 533201.

5 February

Outdoor Learning Session - Den

Building (4yrs+)

Brandon Marsh CV33GW

www.warwickshirewildlifetrust.org.uk

11am - 12noon. Special outdoor learning

sessions, aimed at children aged 4 and up

starting school soon or home schooled.

The sessions are aimed at children aged

4 years and up, but younger siblings are

welcome, adults must accompany their

children, unless they are aged 8 and up.

Please be aware activities occur in all

weathers, so please dress appropriately.

Booking advised. T: 02476 302912.

5 February – Ongoing

Toddler Trundle

Ryton Pools Country Park CV8 3BG

www.countryparks.warwickshire.gov.uk

Running every Wednesday, join in with

your little ones for a range of adventures!

There’s an exciting yearly program of

outdoor activities ranging from den

building to mini beast hunting, from

rainbows and moths to feeding the ducks

and jumping in muddy puddles! It’s a great

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way to get out and enjoy the outdoors with

your little ones. See website for details.

8 February

Get Involved: Spring 2020 - Oily Cart

Wraparound

Warwick Arts Centre CV4 7AL

www.warwickartscentre.co.uk

10am-4pm. Families are invited to come

along to the Creative Learning Space

to take part in dance, drama, words and

ideas, music and visual arts activities

inspired by our wide ranging programme.

Relaxed shadow puppet make, stay and

play. See website for more details.

T: 024 7652 4524.

Disney Swim

Warwick Sports & Wellness Hub CV4 7EU

www.warwick.ac.uk

12pm - 12.45pm Joins us for the magic

of Disney storytelling and endless family

fun. Enjoy exciting pool activities as your

child develops their core aquatic skills.

Suitable for 3 – 11 year olds, parents and/

or guardians are required to join in the

fun. Suitable for all swimming abilities and

devliered by a trained Activator.

8 February – Ongoing

Lego Club

Atherstone Library CV9 1AX

www.warwickshire.gov.uk

11am-12pm. Imaginative, creative Lego

sessions for children. For primary school

aged children unless otherwise stated.

Booking recommended. See website for

more details. T: 0300 555 8171.

9 February

Creative Sunday Workshops

The Barber Institute B15 2TS

www.barber.org.uk

11am-12.30pm and 1.30-3pm. Monet

Goggles. Create your own coloured

spectacles to wear while you draw in

the gallery. Session 1 for ages 4-8. Skills:

paper construction, observational drawing.

Session 2 for ages 8-12. Skills: coloured

pencil techniques, learning about colour.

Booking required. See website for details.

T: 0121 414 7333.

9 February – Ongoing

Book Magic

Leamington Spa Library CV32 4AA

www.warwickshire.gov.uk

Free family fun for children of all ages and

their accompanying adults. Stories and

crafts: a different theme every week.

T: 0300 555 8171.

Book Magic

Nuneaton Library CV11 4DR

www.warwickshire.gov.uk

Free family fun for children of all ages and

their accompanying adults. Stories and

crafts: a different theme every week.

T: 0300 555 8171.

Book Magic

Rugby Library CV21 3BZ

www.warwickshire.gov.uk

Free family fun for children of all ages and

their accompanying adults. Stories and

crafts: a different theme every week.

T: 0300 555 8171.

12 February

Mini Museum Engineers | Code

Coventry Transport Museum CV1 1JD

www.transport-museum.com

10.30am-3.30pm. Stay, play, relax, explore

and learn in the Museum. Take the lead

and investigate open-ended play stations

while playing with and learning about

STEM concepts (Science, Technology,

Engineering and Maths). Train your spyeyes

and get playing with code. The secret

of coding lies in seeing and understanding

patterns as well as being able to give clear

instructions. Will you spot patterns and

make your own? Will you crack the codes?

Designed for age 2-5, but all are welcome.

Please note, children must always be

accompanied by an adult.

T: 024 7623 4270.

14 February

Chatterbooks: 8 to 11-year-olds

Alcester Library B49 5DZ

www.warwickshire.gov.uk

4-5pm. Free family fun for children of

all ages and their accompanying adults.

Stories and crafts: a different theme every

week. T: 0300 555 8171.

15 February

Disney Swim

Warwick Sports & Wellness Hub CV4 7EU

www.warwick.ac.uk

12pm - 12.45pm Joins us for the magic

of Disney storytelling and endless family

fun. Enjoy exciting pool activities as your

child develops their core aquatic skills.

Suitable for 3 – 11 year olds, parents and/

or guardians are required to join in the

fun. Suitable for all swimming abilities and

devliered by a trained Activator.

Get Involved: Spring 2020 - Dance

Workshop

Warwick Arts Centre CV4 7AL

www.warwickartscentre.co.uk

2-4pm. Explore different rhythms and

styles of music to see how dance can

change with changing resources using

space, touch, contact and play! A dance

workshop for all the family. Also accessible

to wheelchair users, adults and children

with learning, or physical additional needs.

See website for more details.

T: 024 7652 4524.

Pedant Making

Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery B3

3DH

www.birminghammuseums.org.uk

11am-1pm. Come and join in this free drop

in session in the Industrial Galley to make

your very own pedant. This pedant making

activity is suitable for older children and

adults. T: 0121 348 8000.

15 February – 23 February

Conservation in Action

Shakespeare’s Birthplace CV37 6QW

www.shakespeare.org.uk

10am-4pm. Join this interactive family

session and find out more about the pesky

pests that keep the conservation team at

Shakespeare’s Birthplace on their toes.

Bothersome Bugs, CSI: Birthplace

Shakespeare’s Birthplace CV37 6QW

www.shakespeare.org.uk

10am-4pm. Some pesky pets have left

their mark on Shakespeare’s Birthplace;

follow the trail to find their cartoon mug

shots, learn more about their ‘modus

operandi’ and the damage they can leave

behind, and collect your Bug Squad

sticker.

What Goes Munch in the Night?

Anne Hathaway’s Cottage CV37 9HH

www.shakespeare.org.uk

10am-4pm. Follow the trail to learn about

how the conservation team is fighting

back against those pesky pests that are

munching their way through the historical

artefacts.

If We Shadows have Offended

Shakespeare’s New Place CV37 6EP

www.shakespeare.org.uk

Come along this half term and act out

the play within the play scene from A

Midsummer Night’s Dream using our

shadow puppet theatre. If you’re feeling

theatrical create your own puppets and

think up a new ending for the play. For

younger children they can enjoy dressing

up, colouring in and more using our story

sack based on the play.

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