Only a few days til the end of term and the long summer holidays. But do not fear, House of Play and Education in Acocks Green is offering affordable holiday activities locally. See below for all the details.
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There are usually other schemes for older children, for example Sports4Life in Stockield area and Bus+ around Fox Hollies. If and when we find out more activities we will post them on this site.
Why is it only for kids up to 11yrs old what about 12,13,14 they all get bored
Liz