Get ready to be spooked this Halloween, when Botanic Lights becomes Botanic Frights for one night only! Tickets are now available for special Botanic Frights sessions on Monday 31 October. Continue reading For one night only: Botanic Frights!
Tag: Children and Families
BINGO! Eyes down at Drylaw Church tonight
Lingotot to star in The Mummy Diaries
Mum’s The Word for Lingotot in North Edinburgh
Mum’s the Word for Giselle Dominguez, whose Lingotot business in North Edinburgh is set to star in ITV’s Sam Faiers; The Mummy Diaries. The six week series, which follows the day to day life of the reality TV star as she finds her feet as a mother to baby Paul, will feature a Spanish Lingotot class inside the young mum’s home. Continue reading Lingotot to star in The Mummy Diaries
Clubbing it up in Muirhouse
Muirhouse Community Centre has added two more clubs for children (P1-P3 and P3- P4) writes JAMES McGINTY.
This with all the other children’s work, the total number we cater for is 160 per week. Here is a photo of the new Primary 3 – 4 Group with Leaders Peter Airlie (Centre Manager), C.L.D.’s Alan Hosey and centre volunteers Chris.
New soft play sessions for children with additional special needs
New weekly soft play sessions for children with additional special needs
Edinburgh Leisure believes that play is for everyone and that some children and families may need more support than others to get active and stay active … so they are introducing a specific soft play session for children with additional support needs.
The sessions will take place every Wednesday from 9am-10am at Clambers at the Royal Commonwealth Pool.
These sessions have been specifically designed to provide an inclusive service and will be appropriate for families of children with additional support needs including autism, cerebral palsy, sight and hearing impairments, global developmental delay, and genetic disorders.
Clambers offers opportunities for all children to have an amazing adventure with carefully designed baby, toddler and junior zones. There’s a comfortable café with uninterrupted views serving quality coffee with tasty and healthy treats for both parents and children.
Sessions cost £1.10 for children aged 0-11 months, £4.20 for children aged 12 months – 3 years, £5.20 for children aged 4 years and up. Siblings without additional support needs are very welcome to attend the sessions too.
Parklife: Free parkour sessions at West Pilton Park
There will be three days of Parkour workshops in West Pilton Park. For children age 12+. Spaces are limited – so book now!
Three days of Parkour in the park from 14:00 – 15:30 on Monday, Wednesday and Friday October 17th -21st.
Learn how to interact with the park and the local environment through the eyes of a Parkour practitioner – it is a free class!
The workshops are run by Access Parkour supported by PCHP as part of the West Pilton Park project.
Supported by Pilton Community Health Project.
Booking is essential!
Please spread the word!
Go to https://bookwhen.com/accessparkour?tags
Lianne Pipskyj & Clare Symonds
Development workers – Physical Activity
Pilton Community Health Project
October 15 is Beach Day!
Beach day with Zoo Arts Extra
Join us for food, fire, sea, sky, sand and art!
Donations are welcome towards cost of food and materials.
BOOK PLACES:
at North Edinburgh Arts, 15a Pennywell Court EH4 4TZ
by emailing
garden@northedinburgharts.co.uk
by phoning
0131 315 2151
Permission slips are available from:
North Edinburgh Arts reception and Muirhouse Library (available from Fri 30th Sept)
See you there!
Valla
Drumbrae Leisure centre reopens after £1m redevelopment
Drumbrae Leisure Centre reopened it’s doors yesterday following a £1 million revamp
There’s something for everyone at Drumbrae now, no matter what age or stage. And just to prove that point Triple Olympian swimmer and Rio Silver medallist Robbie Renwick and 79 year old fitness instructor Helen Flannigan, helped to relaunch the Leisure Centre which officially reopens to the public on Monday.
Helen led a Pound workout, which fuses cardio interval training with drumming, and is new to Edinburgh Leisure and one of the few places you can experience the class in the city, while swimmer Robbie conducted a Masters Class for intermediate members looking to improve their front crawl.
Also on hand to ensure the day went without a hitch were General Manager, Emily Neil at Drumbrae Leisure Centre and Head of Customer Operations, Lindsay Renwick (who’s Robbie’s uncle!).
PICTURES: Phil Wilkinson
November playtime’s for free!
Now we can all get the chance to put our feet up!
Customers signing up for an Edinburgh Leisure soft-play membership in October will receive November free. For unlimited soft play for only £15.00 per month, little adventurers can enjoy unlimited fun in any of Edinburgh Leisure’s three soft play venues across the city.
The state of the art facilities: Clambers at the Royal Commonwealth Pool, Tumbles at Portobello and Scrambles and Rock Tot Playroom at the EICA: Ratho are suitable for children up to 10 years, are clean and safe, with friendly staff on hand. They all have great cafes too, selling healthy snacks and tasty treats.
To join, pop into your local soft play venue at Edinburgh Leisure and for further information visit: www.edinburghleisure.co.uk
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