Creative outdoor events for families
Cirencester
Friday, 16 August 2024 10:00am to 12:00pm
Address
Cirencester Opportunity Group
Beeches Road
Cirencester
GL7 1BW
Accessibility features
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Access for Wheelchair Users
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Autism Friendly
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Drop-off Point
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Family Friendly
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Hidden Disabilities Awareness
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Large Print
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Public Transport Links
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Visual Impairment Awareness
Join us this summer for some nature inspired fun! Pick from one (or two!) events taking place at Cirencester Opportunity Group forest school.
- Enjoy time together as a family exploring the outdoors & being creative
- Have fun with nature treasure hunts, movement and music games and creating artworks
- Meet and connect with other local families
- Delivered by artists with years of experience in SEND friendly arts
Recommended for children aged 4-8 years – older and younger siblings are welcome to join too.
Option to join a follow up event at City Bank in Autumn 2024. A creative social walk, storytelling, arts activities and free lunch.
VENUE & PRACTICAL DETAILS
- Friday 16th & Monday 19th August – book onto one event or both!
- Events take place 10am – 12pm
- Venue is Cirencester Opportunity Group, Beeches Road, GL7 1BW
- Free on-site parking and local bus stops
- Wide entry gates to the venue. Access to the forest school is across grass.
- The are some narrow passing points in forest school area. Expect mixed levels and terrains.
- New compost toilet facility in the forest forest school: there is a narrow slope upwards to access, no handrails in the toilet.
- Choose the amount you pay to take part from £10 per family
- Bursaries available to take part and/or to support with travel costs
HOW TO GET INVOLVED
If you and your family are interested, please complete a booking form by Monday 5th August. We’ll be in touch with more details ahead of the event.
If you’d like to talk to us before booking, contact Louise:
Phone: 07876 773775 | Email: hello@HoookAndLoop.org.uk
We look forward to meeting you!
These sessions are part of Active Impact’s Of Course We Can programme and are supported by funding from Gloucestershire County Council.