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Come and join us for some Festive creativity this Christmas.
Perfect for those who want to get creative with the kiddies but don’t want to have to deal with the mess at home.
There will be the chance for children to decorate their own hanging Christmas tree, make a Christmas card for a loved one, make a rocking Rudolph, and make a festive dreamcatcher wreath. There will also be the usual colouring, stickers and other crafty bits to keep little hands busy.
This sessions are designed to be relaxed, with the children able to wander and explore. They can create whatever they wish with the materials we have. They will not be ‘tutored’ through the project, but will have instructions to hand…. though we are all for going a little off plan and making their own version!
There is no problem with arriving later than the start time as children can roam and create at their own pace.
We have not set a lower age limit; you know your child and their abilities best. We do, however, recommend that those aged 2 and over will probably get the most from the session. Please have realistic expectations of what your child may be producing if they are on the younger end of the scale. Any siblings under the age of 1 who are coming along with their older siblings do not need to pay, but it is assumed they will not use any of the materials beyond some paper and pencils.
We use washable products where possible, but cannot ever guarantee how true the ‘washable’ statement truly is! So please put children in clothes that are ok to get a bit messy, or bring along an apron if you prefer.
Paddock Wood Community Centre has an on site coffee shop and play area meaning you can stay beyond our session to grab some lunch and fresh air.
Important Stuff…
The session is on Tuesday 22nd December. 10.15 - 11.45
For children aged up to 12.
Parents/carers are required to stay with their children.
Taking place at Paddock Wood Community Centre, Maidstone Road, Paddock Wood, TN12 6EB.
Sibling discount available when booking for 2 children.
Come and join us for some Festive creativity this Christmas.
Perfect for those who want to get creative with the kiddies but don’t want to have to deal with the mess at home.
There will be the chance for children to decorate their own hanging Christmas tree, make a Christmas card for a loved one, make a rocking Rudolph, and make a festive dreamcatcher wreath. There will also be the usual colouring, stickers and other crafty bits to keep little hands busy.
This sessions are designed to be relaxed, with the children able to wander and explore. They can create whatever they wish with the materials we have. They will not be ‘tutored’ through the project, but will have instructions to hand…. though we are all for going a little off plan and making their own version!
There is no problem with arriving later than the start time as children can roam and create at their own pace.
We have not set a lower age limit; you know your child and their abilities best. We do, however, recommend that those aged 2 and over will probably get the most from the session. Please have realistic expectations of what your child may be producing if they are on the younger end of the scale. Any siblings under the age of 1 who are coming along with their older siblings do not need to pay, but it is assumed they will not use any of the materials beyond some paper and pencils.
We use washable products where possible, but cannot ever guarantee how true the ‘washable’ statement truly is! So please put children in clothes that are ok to get a bit messy, or bring along an apron if you prefer.
Paddock Wood Community Centre has an on site coffee shop and play area meaning you can stay beyond our session to grab some lunch and fresh air.
Important Stuff…
The session is on Tuesday 22nd December. 10.15 - 11.45
For children aged up to 12.
Parents/carers are required to stay with their children.
Taking place at Paddock Wood Community Centre, Maidstone Road, Paddock Wood, TN12 6EB.
Sibling discount available when booking for 2 children.
