The science special Stay & Play session for under-fives is back, but this time at Otley Children’s Centre!
Let your child investigate with their senses and explore the scientific world around them. Their sensory perception will be tested through touch, sound, sight and smell.
All children must be accompanied by an adult.
New Wortley Community Centre and its Youth Board have been working in partnership with Leeds City Council, New Wortley Residents group and Active Leeds to secure new play equipment on the fabulous Jailey Field for children, young people and families to use!
COME ALONG IN FANCY DRESS! Come and visit the new Play space for children and families on Jailey field for a fun-filled afternoon including:
Halloween treasure Hunt - come along in fancy dress (prizes for best outfit!)
Hot chocolate and goodies
Play on new play equipment
Come for a play and check out what support the Compton Centre can provide families.
Information stalls offering help on jobs, training opportunities, blood pressure checks, financial assistance, energy support.
Active Leeds will be hosting play games and pop-up ping outside for children and young people.
Refreshment and goodies available.
Welcome to the Little People's Play Cafe!
Come along to Bramley Baths for our 120 Years Birthday Celebration, doors open at 1.30pm for this not to be missed celebration.
For 120 years Bramley Baths has served the community of Bramley, and what better way to celebrate than with a circus themed community birthday party.
Den building, a chance for you to get creative and build and decorate a den using recycled items.
Artist and Play activator Beatrice Lee Knowles offers a day of building dens, castles, forts, houses or whatever your imagination can design!
FREE, no booking necessary.
Sessions are part of the wider Leeds Festival of Play.
All our activities are FREE and take place in the Market Kitchen where you will find a wide range of food options and lots of seating.
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White Rose Shopping Centre is hosting a week of free family craft events this October half term.
The frightfully fun drop-in sessions will be held from 11am – 4pm each day in White Rose’s Central Atrium, near the escalators leading to The Balcony and The Village.
A new and original Debutots story will be brought to life in this class which combines singing, dancing, Interactive storytelling and early years drama. We focus on speech and language development and promoting a child’s confidence and creativity through drama in a relaxed and fun way.
Our story for November is called “Simon the Lonely Stingray.” As Anti-bullying week is the 11-17th November we will be trying to make friends in Wavy Sands with Simon the stingray and learning, it is best not to judge a book by its cover!
Join us at Kirkstall Valley Farm to follow Tractor Keith's Pumpkin Trail meeting lots of engaging characters on your way. You might even see Tractor Keith!
Make your way to the pumpkin field and pick your perfect pumpkin before taking it to the barn to carve.
Lots of games and activities to enjoy whilst you're there.
Poisons: the perfect remedy or a recipe for disaster?
This October half-term, we’re brewing up a wickedly fun programme all about the perils – and the perks – of poisons!
In Victorian Leeds, poison was commonplace – Arsenic was found in beer, Strychnine treated funny tummies and Cyanide was in the wallpaper!
Today, there are more than 100 toxic plants growing in the UK alone. So, which fatal flora could be lurking in your garden?