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Join author Allie Mason and illustrator Ella Willis as they discuss their new reference book for ages 8 +. They will be answering questions and signing copies of their debut book. It’s Time for a new generation of Autistic Adventures!
› Read moreThe Museum of Gloucester is once again working with the Royal Photographic Society (RPS) to bring their renowned International Photography Exhibition 163 (IPE 163) to Gloucester in January 2023. Over 8,000 images were entered by 3,944 photographers from 114 countries, making this a record-breaking year for the most countries engaged with in an open call […]
› Read moreDiscover all the fun of the farm on Greenwood’s Therapeutic Horticulture’s Open Farm Family Day. FARM ANIMAL MEET AND GREET On Sunday 26 March from 10am, meet the sheep, lambs and baby chicks that have been born at the smallholding. A fantastic opportunity for disabled children aged 5 – 10 to enjoy farm fun with […]
› Read moreSensory Movers dance classes follow exciting termly themes which include repeated dance activities and props to not only boost physical development but to encourage social interaction, confidence and creativity. The classes are the perfect opportunity for parent/carer’s to dance alongside their child. Taking place every Saturday morning and there are two sessions to choose […]
› Read moreWe are inviting visually impaired children and their families (aged 5-13rs old and living in Gloucestershire) to take part in outdoor creative workshops in 2023. The event is on Saturday 17th June 2023. There will be further events throughout the year. – Connect with nature at the magical Westonbirt Arboretum- Have fun with guided walks, […]
› Read moreWould you like to find out about the events that Gloucestershire Carers Hub has for March? Just visit https://gloucestershirecarershub.co.uk/news/whats-on-march-2023/
› Read moreFatema Abdoolcarim, HEIDI [still], 2016, Cuba, 07:08, English and Spanish, with Spanish subtitles. Local/Global Communities of Care is an evening of short films by women and gender-variant filmmakers, both local and global, which explore anti-capitalist practices of care, repair, and solidarity across human and non-human worlds. Tickets: £5 adv/ £6 otd https://sva.ticketlight.co.uk/order/tickets/13366017/local-global-communities-of-care-films-words-an…
› Read moreSpokan is a monthly support group for parents/carers of children with additional needs (with or without a diagnosis) At Cirencester Opportunity Group, we recognize that it is important that parents/carers of children with SEND have the opportunity to speak to other parents in a similar position and share their stories and give each other support […]
› Read moreStronger Together is a monthly support group for parents/carers of children with additional needs (with or without a diagnosis) At Cirencester Opportunity Group, we recognize that it is important that parents/carers of children with SEND have the opportunity to speak to other parents in a similar position and share their stories and give each other […]
› Read moreStronger Together is a monthly support group for parents/carers of children with additional needs (with or without a diagnosis) At Cirencester Opportunity Group, we recognize that it is important that parents/carers of children with SEND have the opportunity to speak to other parents in a similar position and share their stories and give each other […]
› Read moreStronger Together is a monthly support group for parents/carers of children with additional needs (with or without a diagnosis) At Cirencester Opportunity Group, we recognize that it is important that parents/carers of children with SEND have the opportunity to speak to other parents in a similar position and share their stories and give each other […]
› Read moreStronger Together is a monthly support group for parents/carers of children with additional needs (with or without a diagnosis) At Cirencester Opportunity Group, we recognize that it is important that parents/carers of children with SEND have the opportunity to speak to other parents in a similar position and share their stories and give each other […]
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