Join bloodhound education this half-term for some fun engineering activities.
Inclusive activities for disabled/neurodivergent children and young people aged 7-25. Explore science and engineering whilst building self confidence.
Come and learn about the exciting and innovative engineering process of 3D printing.
- Wednesday 29th May 2024
at The Victoria Hall, Cheltenham , Bourton-on-the-Water GL54 2BU
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- Thursday 30th May 2024
at The George Watson Memorial Hall, Tewkesbury, GL20 5PX
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Times for both dates: 10am – 2pm
Session will comprise 2 activities with a lunch-break in between.
Cost: £10 per child (accompanying adults are free)
This inclusive event is aimed at disabled/neurodivergent children and young people (and their siblings) aged 7 – 25, who welcome a quieter environment with smaller groups and enjoy focusing on S.T.E.M based activities. There will be opportunities to stretch and challenge children and young adults as appropriate. Children under 10 years old need to be accompanied by an adult.
No previous experience is required and support can be given to ensure all those attending can be successful in the activities. Participants can work at their own pace and take time out in the quiet area and sensory area as required. Chat with us before booking to make sure that the session is going to suit your child.
To find out more, discuss your child’s needs, and book a place: Contact Nishani on 0208 150 3767 Monday to Friday (9.30am – 2.30pm) or email accounts@bloodhoundeducation.com
This event is part of the Of Course We Can programme and is supported by Active Impact and Gloucestershire County Council, as part of their delivery of Short Breaks in Gloucestershire for disabled children and young people.