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Thamesmead family fun days
3:08pm Thursday 24th July 2008
Thamesmead Family Fun Days are brought to you by the Thamesmead Extended Schools Cluster, Trust Thamesmead, Gallions Housing Association, SureStart, Greenwich Community College and Greenwich Council.
The activity days will take place in Thamesmead, 11:00am-3:00pm: every Wednesday 30 July-27 August; 30 July, 13 and 27 August in Birchmere Park and 6 and 20 August in Crossways Park.
As well as the above service providers being on hand to talk to and give advice, children will be able to take part in various fun activities (which may differ depending on the date) including face painting, beat the goalie, bouncy castles, play dough and climb on a climbing wall, whilst adults can learn more about healthy eating and take part in ideal career workshops. There will also be a bbq hosted by Trust Thamesmead 12:00-2:00pm.
All this for free!
We hope to see you there!
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