Are you looking for some fun activities for your kids to do over the Easter holidays? From dancing to science club, we’ve put together a great little list of options to keep your little bunnies entertained!
Get jiggy with diddi dance
Dance during the Easter holidays with diddi dance in Hammersmith and Kensal Rise. Spots are limited, so be sure to reserve your space.
Classes cost £10 and will be held on Monday 4th April at 3:30pm and Tuesday 5th April at 10am at Drink Me Eat Me in Hammersmith, and Wednesday 6th April at 10:30am at the Church of the Transfiguration in Kensal Rise.
Please email Gina at gina.kane@diddidance.com or call 07426 009 179 to reserve a place.
Club Petit Pierrot Royal French fun this Easter with “Le Petit Prince”
At Club Petit Pierrot, kids aged 3 to 5 and 6 to 8 can have fun and flourish while learning French over the holidays. Activities range from arts and crafts to cooking, outdoor sporty games, singing and dancing.
The camp runs in Chelsea, Notting Hill and St John’s Wood/Maida Vale from the 4th to 8th April 2016 from 9am to 1pm (half day) or 9am to 3pm (full day—except in Notting Hill).
For more information, visit www.clubpetitpierrot.co.uk.
Get creative at Kite Studios
Get creative at Kite Studios at one of their art workshops running from Tuesday 29th March to Friday 8th April. Each day offers a different theme, with inspiration from Turner to Calder, from Alice in Wonderland to Star Wars.
Workshops are suitable for kids aged 4 to 18, and a new extended day is on offer for 8- to 13-year-olds.
Find out more: www.kitestudios.org
Make a splash with Swimming Rocks
Available in the school holidays, these courses are a great activity for your child to gain significant progress over just a single week.
Swimming Rocks offer two one-week courses of swimming instruction in great locations across London from March 29th to April 8th. Special offer: Quote WLM10 at booking and receive 10% off.
Find out more: www.swimmingrocks.co.uk
Put on the lab coat with Richer Education
Ignite your child’s scientific mind with a week filled with science through Richer Education at Imperial College.
Children will participate in a variety of demonstrations, group activities and practical experiments. They will learn about exciting and enriching topics through a hands-on approach and are welcome to take home any objects they have made throughout the week.
Find out more: www.richereducation.co.uk
Be dramatic at the Lyric
Join the Lyric Theatre for a weeklong mission to create ‘The Best Show Ever Made.’ This course is suitable for 11- to 13-year-year olds, and costs £30. To take part you must be a member of the Lyric Young Company (a one-off cost of £10, valid until age 25).
Find out more: www.lyric.co.uk
