Are you struggling to keep the kids entertained this February half term? Don’t worry, we have you covered with this list of activities that will keep them busy! Keeping your children entertained will help boost their creativity whilst keeping them happy in the process. Here’s a few activities that will help keep them entertained:
This half term we are working in partnership to deliver our FREE fun filled Play Streets sessions!
From arts and crafts to sports and games, there’s plenty for kids to get involved in whatever their interests may be. Sessions may also feature a special magical guest!
To book your child’s spot, please click here to find the full list of dates and sessions.
Please note: Sessions are only available for children aged between 5 – 11, under 8s must be accompanied by an adult.
Working in partnership with sports inclusion charity Access Sport, we are delivering free, inclusive cycling sessions in Little Hulton.
All sessions will take place at the purpose-built pump track in Peel Park, Little Hulton every Thursday at 4.30pm. Bikes and helmets are provided for those who don’t have their own.
To find out more about these cycling sessions or make a booking, please email Rob Hawker at rob.hawker@accesssport.org.uk
The Science and Industry Museum in Manchester is the perfect place to entertain the kids, with the museum being completely free to attend!
During the February half term, there’s special event and activities for families! Why not attend The Noisy show where you can make music together.
To find out more, click here to visit The Science and Industry’s website.
If the weather is in your favour, why not take a visit to your local park!
If you’re living in Stockbridge Village, take a visit to Wirral Country Park and walk along the 12-mile Wirral Way on footpaths and spot some wildlife along the way.
If you’re living in Salford or Oldham, take a visit to Heaton Park which is the biggest park in the North West!
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