Sultan Summer Sessions At Parc Penallta
With just a few weeks to go until the summer holidays begin, Parc Penallta have organised a jam packed week full of family fun for the 1st to the 5th August.
The week will kick off with Pond Safari, where children can explore the hidden depths of our ponds and discover the creatures that call it their home. There will also be a chance to get creative with the pond creature craft session. Pond Safari will begin at 10am-12.30pm on Monday 1st August, dipping sessions will run every 30 minutes.
Dragons’ Tears and Fire Demons will evoke your child’s imagination with storytelling taking place between 1:30pm-4:00pm on Monday 1st August, enter the enchanted wood and create your own tale of adventure.
On Tuesday 2nd August children can enjoy Natural Adaptations, an afternoon full of games and activities with a wildlife twist from 1:30pm-4:00pm.
Send your adventurers off through the park to solve the puzzles and clues that could lead them to the X which marks the spot for the hidden treasure. Sultan’s Treasure Trail will be held from 10am-12:30pm on Wednesday 3rd August.
Or why not join us for an evening walk around the park to see what wildlife lives amongst the woodland. Night Time Nature will begin at 7:30pm and finish at 10pm on Wednesday 3rd August.
For all budding survivalists who fancy themselves as an upcoming Bear Grylls, come and join us on Thursday 4th August for SOS Survival from 1:30pm-4pm. The afternoon is full of survival skills and techniques children can learn when venturing out into the wild.
If you’re children enjoy making a lot of noise, come along to Boom! Bash! Shake! on Friday 5th August. Children can make their own musical instruments and work together to form a music band. Will it work? Or will it be all Boom! Bash Shake! Session will begin at 10am and finish at 12:30pm.
On Friday afternoon from 1:30pm -4pm, Mini Beast Mayhem will be on the hunt for bugs and other insects in the meadows by the Education Centre. Children can learn more about the bugs’ habitats and even make an insect out of crafts inspired by what they have found.
All activities will begin at the Education Centre and cost £1.50 per child.
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