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Welcome Welcome to Summer in the City, our round up of events and activities for children and young people over the summer holidays.
It’s been over one year since our three councils began sharing some of our services and this new way of working has helped us to make improvements and keep costs low. We’re proud to say that this year’s booklet is packed full of even more exciting activities, which children and young people across the three boroughs are free to choose from and enjoy.
Cllr Helen Binmore
Cabinet Member for Children’s Services Hammersmith & Fulham Council
There are activities for all ages, with something to do every day of the week, so whether it’s cooking or sport, stage make-up or street dance, stand-up comedy or music courses we’ve got it covered. All activities are low cost or free, and if you live in Westminster make sure you show your City Save card for even more discounts. This year, we have made some changes to the way activities are listed because of feedback we received last year. We were asked to list activities in date order rather than by categories to make it easier for you to plan your summer. So that you can find what you are looking for quickly, we have included a weekly diary at the beginning of the booklet so you can see at-aglance what’s on every day of the summer holidays.
Cllr Elizabeth Campbell
Cabinet Member for Family and Children’s Services The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
We hope this booklet helps you to have a fun and healthy summer packed full of new activities for you to try out.
Cllr Danny Chalkley
Cabinet Member for Children’s Services Westminster City Council
F o r t h e l at e s t i n f o r m at i o n a n d u p d at e s , v i s i t:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
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CONTENTS Weekly Diary
Saturday 20 July – Sunday 28 July.................................................p6-10 Monday 29 July – Sunday 4 August.............................................p14-19 Monday 5 – Sunday 11 August.....................................................p22-28 Monday 12 – Sunday 18 August...................................................p32-37 Monday 19 – Sunday 25 August...................................................p40-45 Monday 26 August – Sunday 1 September.................................p48-54
Full listings
Saturday 20 July – Sunday 28 July...................................... p58-83 Monday 29 July – Sunday 4 August.................................... p86-95 Monday 5 – Sunday 11 August.......................................... p98-104 Monday 12 – Sunday 18 August...................................... p106-109 Monday 19 – Sunday 25 August...................................... p112-115 Monday 26 August – Sunday 1 September.................... p118-121
Additional information
Libraries............................................................................ p124-125 Information and advice for young people............................. p125 Children and young people
Key:
All activities should be open to all children and young people, including those with disabilities. If your child has a disability and you are unsure whether they will be able to access some of the activities, please contact the venue or organisation to discuss if they meet your child’s needs. If you would like to know if there are changing facilities and disabled toilets available at any of the venues, please contact them directly. Please note: all listings are accurate at the time of going to print.
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
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Weekly diary Saturday 20 July – Sunday 28 July
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F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
SAT 20 MON 22 InTRANSIT Festival of Arts 2013 K .................... p59-62/p64
Activities at the Royal College of Music
W ................................. p93
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times H
K
W .................... p79
Bookstart Bear Club H
K
W ..................... p74
‘Creepy House, Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W ..................... p73
SUN 21 InTRANSIT Festival of Arts 2013 K .................... p59-62/p64
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
K ................................ p68
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times H
K
W ..................... p79
Bookstart Bear Club H
K
W ..................... p74
‘Creepy House, Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W ..................... p73
Summer programme at your local Youth Club H
K
W ................p76-79
Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
W .p66-69/p79/p83
Pippa Popins Nursery
H ................................. p65
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times H
K
Supervised Adventure Playground H ...........................p81-82
Fitness and gym sessions at Churchill Gardens Residents’ Hall
W ................................. p76
Carnival in London at Flamboyan
W ................................. p74
LEAP Parkour
W ................................. p59
Holiday sports camps
W ................................. p58
W ..................... p79
Bookstart Bear Club H
K
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W .................... p74-75/p83
Paddington Festival
W ................................. p67
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
W ................................. p68
‘Creepy House, Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W ..................... p73
Activity Explosion
K ................................. p80
Football tournaments and training H
TUE 23
W ..................... p74
K .............. p62/p82-83
Awards and Arts
K ................................. p79
Family activities at the National Gallery
W ................................. p76
Little People of Fulham holiday activities
Summer programme at your local Youth Club H
W ................p76-79
Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
W .p66-69/p79/p83
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times H
K
W .................... p79
Bookstart Bear Club H
K
W ..................... p74
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W .................... p83/p74-75
Paddington Festival
W ................................. p67
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
W ................................. p68
‘Creepy House, Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W ..................... p73
Activity Explosion
H ................................ p81
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
K
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
K ................................. p80
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Football tournaments and training H
K .......................p82-83
Awards and Arts
K .................................. p79
Kayaking and canoeing on the Thames Family activities at the National Gallery
Little People of Fulham holiday activities Supervised Adventure Playground
H .............................p81-82
Fitness and gym sessions at Churchill Gardens Residents’ Hall Carnival in London at Flamboyan
W .................................. p74
LEAP Parkour
W ................................. p59
Multi-sports camps and activities
W ...................... p65
W .................................. p58
Overground Underground – an unusual tube journey Street Dance
K ........................... p63
T-shirt design
K .................................. p72
Arts & Crafts
K .................................. p80
Advanced Music Production
K .................................. p81
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W ...................... p79
Bookstart Bear Club H
K
W ...................... p74
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W .............................p74-75 W .................................. p67
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
W .................................. p68
‘Creepy House, Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W ...................... p73
K .................................. p80
Football tournaments and training H
K ......................p82-83
Awards and Arts
K .................................. p62
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W .. p66-69/p79/p83
Activity Explosion
Holiday sports camps
S
K
Paddington Festival
W ................................. p76
H
W .................p76-79
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times H
H .................................. p81
K
Summer programme at your local play centre H
W .................................. p76
K
Summer programme at your local Youth Club H
K .................................. p68
H
WED 24
K .................................. p79
Family activities at the National Gallery
W .................................. p76
Little People of Fulham holiday activities
H .................................. p81
Supervised Adventure Playground
H .............................p81-82
Fitness and gym sessions at Churchill Gardens Residents’ Hall W .................................. p76
Carnival in London at Flamboyan
W .................................. p74
EDUTAIN
W .................................. p58
LEAP Parkour
W ................................. p59
Multi-sports camps and activities H
K
W ...................... p65
Holiday sports camps
W ................................. p58
Overground Underground – an unusual tube journey
K .................................. p62
Street Dance H
K .......................... p63
T-shirt design
K .................................. p72
Arts & Crafts
K .................................. p80
Hum and the Elephant – a musical tale
K ................................. p61
Parkour Camp
W ................................. p61
Thu 25 Summer programme at your local Youth Club H
K
W .................p76-79
Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
W ................p66-69/
p79/p83
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times H
K
W ...................... p79
Bookstart Bear Club H
K
W ...................... p74
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W ..................... p74-75/p83
Paddington Festival
W .................................. p67
Westminster Boating Base
W .................................. p68
‘Creepy House, Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W ...................... p73
Activity Explosion
K ................................. p80
Football tournaments and training H
K ..........p62-63/p82-83
Awards and Arts
K .................................. p79
Family activities at the National Gallery
W .................................. p76
Little People of Fulham holiday activities
H .................................. p81
Supervised Adventure Playground
H .............................p81-82
Fitness and gym sessions at Churchill Gardens Residents’ Hall
W .................................. p76
Carnival in London at Flamboyan
LEAP Parkour
FRI 26
W .................................. p59
Multi-sports camps and activities H
K
W ...................... p65
Holiday sports camps
W .................................. p58
Overground Underground – an unusual tube journey
K .................................. p62
Street Dance H
K ............................ p63
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children
H .................................. p72
Basketball Camp
H .................................. p65
Parkour Camp
W .................................. p61
Graffiti Art
Art challenge H ................................. p64
Summer programme at your local Youth Club H
K
W .................p76-79
Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
W ................p66-69/
p79/p83 Pippa Popins Nursery H .................................. p65
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times H
K
W ...................... p79
Bookstart Bear Club H
K
W ..................... p74
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W ..................... p74-75/p83
H .................................. p61
Paddington Festival
H .................................. p61
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
Song writing
Borough Sports Championship
H .................................. p61
Activities at the Royal College of Music
W .................................. p65
Young Writers Club
H .................................. p61
Masterchef
H .................................. p62
GAP night – youth activities for disabled people
K .................................. p80
W .................................. p74
EDUTAIN
W ................................. p58
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
W .................................. p67
W .................................. p68
‘Creepy House, Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W ...................... p73
Activity Explosion
K .................................. p80
Football tournaments and training H
K .......................p82-83
Awards and Arts
K .................................. p79
Family activities at the National Gallery
W .................................. p76
Little People of Fulham holiday activities
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
H .................................. p81
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Supervised Adventure Playground
Pippa Popins Nursery
H .............................p81-82
Carnival in London at Flamboyan
W .................................. p74
EDUTAIN
W .................................. p58
LEAP Parkour
W .................................. p59
Multi-sports camps and activities H
K
W ...................... p65
W ................................. p58
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children Parkour Camp
W .................................. p61
Beginners Music Production
K .................................. p72
Pro Make-up Master class
H .................................. p63
Comic Animation
K .................................. p72
Youth Voice KC
K .................................. p65
Street Dance
K ........................... p63
Basketball Camp
H .................................. p65
W .................p76-79
Summer programme at your local play centre K
W ...................... p79
Bookstart Bear Club H
K
W ...................... p74
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W ..................... p74-75/p83 W .................................. p67
‘Creepy House, Summer Reading Challenge at your local library K
W ...................... p73
Family activities at the National Gallery
W .................................. p76
Supervised Adventure Playground
H .............................p81-82
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children
H ................................. p72
Parkour Camp
W ................................. p61
Tour of the Benjamin Franklin House
W .................................. p62
Art Games and Puzzles: Putting the Pieces Together
SUN 28
Summer programme at your local Youth Club
H
K
K .................................. p64
SAT 27 K
H
H
H .................................. p72
H
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times
Paddington Festival
Holiday sports camps
H
H .................................. p65
Summer programme at your local Youth Club H
W ................p66-69/
K
Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
W ................p66-69/
p79/p83 Pippa Popins Nursery H .................................. p65
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times H
K
W ..................... p79
Bookstart Bear Club H
K
W ...................... p74
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W .................... p74-75/p83
Paddington Festival
W .................................. p67
Family activities at the National Gallery
W ...........................p72/p76
Supervised Adventure Playground
H .............................p81-82
Parkour Camp
W .................................. p61
Kayaking on the Thames.......................... p73
various Carnival Mas Camp W .................................. p74
Activities at the Phoenix Fitness centre and Janet Adegoke swimming pool
H .................................. p74
Active Westminster
W .................................. p59
W .................p76-79
p79/p83
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F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
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Canalside Activity Centre The Canalside Activity Centre is a purpose built watersports facility in the heart of London, offering kayaking, canoeing and climbing. The centre’s programme is a fun and exciting way for young people to engage in adventurous activities during the summer holidays. The centre is open from Monday to Friday (11am to 1pm and 2 to 4pm) from 29 July until 23 August. All participants require a signed parental consent form.
For a detailed summer programmme, further information on our activities and a consent form, please visit www.canalsideactivitycentre.co.uk.
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F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
MON 29 Parkour Camp W ................................. p61
QPR Holiday Camps H
W ........................... p94
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
W ................................. p68
Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
W ....... p66-69/p79/
p83/p94-95 ‘Creepy House’ Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W ..................... p73
Disability Sports and Arts Summer Programme
K ................................ p88
Multi-Sports camps and activities H
W ....................p87/p90
Filmmaking
K ................................ p88
Carnival Arts summer programme
Glee Camp! H ................................ p89
Street Dance H
K .......................... p89
Kayaking, canoeing and bell boating H
K ...................p73/p89
Hair and Beauty Courses
H ................................ p90
Art Fest
H ................................ p90
Come Dine With Me Football H
Little People of Fulham holiday activities
H ................................ p81
Pippa Popins Nursery
H ................................ p65
Summer programme at your local Youth Club H
K
W ........ p76-79/p93
Fitness and gym sessions at Churchill Gardens Residents’ Hall
H ................................ p90
Awards and Arts
K ................................ p79
Drama Camp
H ................................ p89
Carnival in London at Flamboyan
W ................................. p74
Supervised Adventure Playground
H ...........................p81-82
Parent and toddler drop in at the Randolph Beresford Family Centre
H ............................... p82 K ................................ p80
EDUTAIN
W ................................ p58
LEAP Parkour
W ................................ p59
Paddington Festival
W ................................. p67
Paddington Arts Summer School
W ................................. p89
Basketball Camp
W ................................. p76
H ................................ p65
W ................................. p66
TUE 30
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times
Basketball Club
H ................................ p89
Activity explosion
K ................................ p87
K ............................... p86
Fashion design
K ............ p82-83/p90
Holiday Play Scheme
Bounce – trampolining sessions
H ................................. p94
H ................................ p90
K ................................ p88
Mixtape Project
HAFAD summer programme
H
K
W ..................... p79
Bookstart Bear Club – at your local library H
K
Parkour Camp W ................................ p61
QPR Holiday Camps
W ..................... p74
Activities at the Natural History Museum
H ................................ p94
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
W .................... p74-75/p83
Paddington Arts Summer School
W ................................. p68
W ................................. p89
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
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Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
Football H
W ........ p66-69/p79/
p83/p94-95 ‘Creepy House’ Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W ...................... p73
Disability Sports and Arts Summer Programme
K .................................. p88
Multi-Sports camps and activities H
K ............. p65/p87/p90
Filmmaking
K .................................. p88
Carnival Arts summer programme Mixtape Project
K ................................. p87
Bounce – trampolining sessions Awards and Arts
K ................................. p79
Drama Camp
H .................................. p89
Glee Camp!
H .................................. p89
Street Dance
K .....................p63/p89
Kayaking, canoeing and bell boating
K .....................p73/p89
Hair and Beauty Courses
H .................................. p90
Art Fest
H .................................. p90
Come Dine With Me
H .................................. p90
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Little People of Fulham holiday activities
H .................................. p81
Fashion design
H .................................. p89
Carnival in London at Flamboyan
K .................................. p81
Activities at The London Transport Museum
W .............................p93-94
Paddington Arts Summer School
W .................................. p89
Basketball Camp
W .................................. p74
H .................................. p65
H .............................p81-82
WED 31
Supervised Adventure Playground
Parent and toddler drop in at the Randolph Beresford Family Centre EDUTAIN
W .................................. p58
LEAP Parkour
W .................................. p59
Paddington Festival
K .................................. p86
H
K ............... p82-83/p90
H .................................. p82
K ................................. p88
H
Advanced Music Production
W .................................. p67
Play Day (sports)
H .................................. p91
Animation and Sound Workshop
K .................................. p86
Mural My Borough
H .................................. p91
Arts & Crafts
K .................................. p80
Activities at the National Gallery
QPR Holiday Camps H
W ............................ p94
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
W .................................. p68
Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
W ........ p66-69/p79/
p83/p94-95 ‘Creepy House’ Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W ...................... p73
Disability Sports and Arts Summer Programme
K .................................. p88
Multi-Sports camps and activities H
W ............. p65/p87/p90
Filmmaking
K .................................. p88
W .................................. p76
Activities at the Royal College Of Music
W .................................. p93
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children
H .................................. p72
Carnival Arts summer programme
K .................................. p88
Mixtape Project
K .................................. p87
Awards and Arts
K .................................. p79
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
Drama Camp H .................................. p89
Glee Camp!
H .................................. p89
Street Dance H
K .....................p63/p89
Kayaking, canoeing and bell boating H
K .....................p73/p89
Hair and Beauty Courses
H .................................. p90
Art Fest
H .................................. p90
Come Dine With Me
H .................................. p90
Football H
K ............... p82-83/p90
Little People of Fulham holiday activities
H .................................. p81
Pippa Popins Nursery
H ................................. p65
Summer programme at your local Youth Club H
K
W ......... p76-79/p93
Fitness and gym sessions at Churchill Gardens Residents’ Hall
W .................................. p76
Holiday Play Scheme
W .................................. p66
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times H
K
W ...................... p79
Bookstart Bear Club – at your local library H
K
W ...................... p74
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W ..................... p74-75/p83
Paddington Arts Summer School W .................................. p89
HAFAD summer programme
H .................................. p94
Fashion design
H .................................. p89
Carnival in London at Flamboyan
W .................................. p74
Youth Club Night for Disabled Young People Only K .................................. p87
Tennis Club
H .................................. p93
Paddington Arts Summer School
W .................................. p89
Basketball Camp
H ................................. p65
Supervised Adventure Playground
THU 1
H .............................p81-82
Parent and toddler drop in at the Randolph Beresford Family Centre
H .................................. p82
EDUTAIN
W .................................. p58
LEAP Parkour
W .................................. p59
Paddington Festival
W .................................. p67
Arts & Crafts
K .................................. p80
Activities at the National Gallery
W .................................. p76
Activities at the Royal College Of Music
W .................................. p65
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children
H .................................. p72
Activities at The London Transport Museum
W .............................p93-94
Song Writing
H .................................. p92
Summer Music Camp
QPR Holiday Camps H
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
W .................................. p68
Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
W ........ p66-69/p79/
p83/p94-95 ‘Creepy House’ Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W ...................... p73
Disability Sports and Arts Summer Programme
K .................................. p88
Multi-Sports camps and activities H
W ............ p65/p87/p90
Filmmaking
K .................................. p88
Carnival Arts summer programme
K ................................. p88
Mixtape Project
K .................................. p87
Awards and Arts
K .................................. p86
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
W ............................ p94
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
K .................................. p79
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Drama Camp
Fashion design
H .................................. p89
Glee Camp!
H ................................. p89
Street Dance H
K .....................p63/p89
Kayaking, canoeing and bell boating H
K ............... p73/p89/92
H .................................. p90
Art Fest
H .................................. p90
Football
K ............... p82-83/p90
Little People of Fulham holiday activities
H .................................. p81
Pippa Popins Nursery
H .................................. p65
Summer programme at your local Youth Club H
K
W .................p76-79
Fitness and gym sessions at Churchill Gardens Residents’ Hall
W .................................. p76
Holiday Play Scheme
W .................................. p66
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times H
K
W ...................... p79
Bookstart Bear Club – at your local library H
K
W ...................... p74
Activities at the Natural History Museum Paddington Arts Summer School
W .................................. p89
HAFAD summer programme
H .................................. p94
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Carnival in London at Flamboyan
W .................................. p74
H .................................. p90
Basketball Camp
H .................................. p65
Supervised Adventure Playground
Parent and toddler drop in at the Randolph Beresford Family Centre
H .................................. p82
EDUTAIN
W ................................. p58
LEAP Parkour
W .................................. p59
Paddington Festival
W .................................. p67
Activities at the National Gallery
W .................................. p76
Activities at the Royal College Of Music
W .................................. p93
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children
H .................................. p72
Activities at The London Transport Museum
W .............................p93-94
Summer Music Camp
K .................................. p86
Teddy bears picnic
K .................................. p87
Amateur Weightlifting course
K .................................. p87
Urban Art
W ..............p74-75/p83/p93
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H .................................. p89
FRI 2
H .............................p81-82
Hair and Beauty Courses
H
Come Dine With Me
H .................................. p93
GAP night – youth activities for disabled people
K ................................. p80
Paddington Arts Summer School
QPR Holiday Camps H
W ............................ p94
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
W .................................. p68
Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
W ........ p66-69/p79/
p83/p94-95 ‘Creepy House’ Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W ...................... p73
Disability Sports and Arts Summer Programme
K .................................. p88
Multi-Sports camps and activities H
W ............. p65/p87/p90
Carnival Arts summer programme
K .................................. p88
Mixtape Project
K .................................. p87
Awards and Arts
K ................................. p79
Drama Camp
H .................................. p89
Street Dance H
K .....................p63/p89
Kayaking, canoeing and bell boating H
K .....................p73/p89
Hair and Beauty Courses
W .................................. p89
H .................................. p90
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
Football H
Paddington Festival
K ............... p82-83/p90
Little People of Fulham holiday activities
H .................................. p81
Pippa Popins Nursery
H .................................. p65
Summer programme at your local Youth Club H
K
W .................p76-79
Holiday Play Scheme
W .................................. p66
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times H
K
W ...................... p79
Bookstart Bear Club – at your local library H
K
W ...................... p74
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W ..................... p74-75/p83
Paddington Arts Summer School
W .................................. p89
HAFAD summer programme
H .................................. p94
Fashion design
W .................................. p67
Activities at the National Gallery
W .................................. p76
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children
H ................................. p72
H .................................. p82
Activity explosion
K .................................. p80
EDUTAIN
W .................................. p58
LEAP Parkour
W .................................. p59
Activities at The London Transport Museum
W .............................p93-94
SUN 4
K .................................. p86
Amateur Weightlifting course
K .................................. p87
Activities at the Natural History Museum
Comic Animation
K ................................. p72
Stage Make Up
H .................................. p93
Swim Club
H .................................. p94
Beginners Music Production
K .................................. p72
Paddington Arts Summer School
W .................................. p89
Basketball Camp
SAT 3
Parent and toddler drop in at the Randolph Beresford Family Centre
H .................................. p72
Summer Music Camp
W .................................. p74
H .............................p81-82
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children
W .............................p93-94
H .................................. p65
Supervised Adventure Playground
W .................................. p76
Activities at The London Transport Museum
H .................................. p89
Carnival in London at Flamboyan
Activities at the National Gallery
‘Creepy House’ Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W ...................... p73
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W ..................... p74-75/p83
Supervised Adventure Playground
H .............................p81-82
Paddington Festival
W .................................. p67
Activities at the National Gallery
W ................... p72/p76/p92
Activities at The London Transport Museum
W .................................. p94
Kayaking on the Thames
K .................................. p73
VARIOUS Activities at the Phoenix Fitness centre and Janet Adegoke swimming pool H .................................. p74
Carnival Mas Camp
W ..................... p74-75/p83
Supervised Adventure Playground
W .................................. p74
H .............................p81-82
Paddington Festival
W .................................. p67
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
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F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
MON 5 QPR Holiday Camps H ................................. p94
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
W .................................. p68
Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
W ........ p66-69/p79/
p83/p94-95 ‘Creepy House’, Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W ...................... p73
Disability Sports and Arts Summer Programme
K ................................. p88
Parent and toddler drop in at the Randolph Beresford Family Centre
Football H
K
Holiday Play Scheme W ........ p63/p82-83/
p102 Table Tennis and Boxing H ............................... p102
Street Dance
H ................................. p89
Kayaking, canoeing and bell boating H
K ....................p73/p89
Nail Bar
H ................................. p98
Hair and Beauty
H ................................. p98
Graffiti Project
Costume Design
H ............................... p100
The Voice
Glee Camp
K ................................ p88
Non-contact boxing
Mixtape Project
K ................................. p87
Cooking World
K ................................. p99
Bounce trampolining sessions
K ................................. p86
Basketball Club
H ........................p90/p100
Bookstart Bear Club – at your local library H
K
W ...................... p74
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W ..................... p74-75/p83
Family activities at the National Gallery
W ....... p76/p92/p100/p103
Paddington Arts Summer School
W .................................. p89
Carnival in London at Flamboyan
W .................................. p74
Supervised Adventure Playground
W .................................. p93
K ................................. p99
W ..................... p79
K ................................. p99
Summer Production
Far Far Away – Theatre Craft Workshops
K
Bike Challenge
H ................................. p65
Filmmaking
H
H ............................... p101
Bake Off challenge
All Souls Clubhouse
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times
H ................................. p99
H ................................. p82
Pippa Popins Nursery
W .................................. p66
H ............................... p101 H ............................... p102 K ................................. p99
Cooking World
K ................................. p99
Little People of Fulham holiday activities
H ................................. p81
Summer programme at your local Youth Club
W ..................... p76-79/p93
Fitness and gym sessions at Churchill Gardens Residents’ Hall
K ................................ p98
H ............................p81-82
Activity explosion
K ................................. p80
EDUTAIN
W .................................. p58
LEAP Parkour
W .................................. p59
HAFAD summer programme
H ................................. p94
HCGA Environmental play scheme
W ................................ p102
Phoenix Safe holiday play scheme Paddington Festival
W .................................. p76
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
W ................................ p102
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
W ................................. p67
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Awards and Arts K .................................. p79
Paddington Arts Summer School
Activities at The London Transport Museum
W .................................. p94
Multi Sports camps and activities
H ............................... p100
K ................................ p79
QPR Holiday Camps
H .................................. p94
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
W .................................. p68
Summer programme at your local play centre
W ........ p66-69/p79/
W ...................... p73
Disability Sports and Arts Summer Programme
K ................................. p88
Parent and toddler drop in at the Randolph Beresford Family Centre Pippa Popins Nursery
H ................................. p65
All Souls Clubhouse
W .................................. p93
S
SUMMER IN THE CITY 2013
K .................................. p99
Little People of Fulham holiday activities
H .................................. p81
Summer programme at your local Youth Club
W .................................. p76
Holiday Play Scheme
W .................................. p66
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times H
K
W ...................... p79
Bookstart Bear Club – at your local library K
W ...................... p74
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W ............. p74-75/p83/p93
Family activities at the National Gallery
W ................. p76/p92/p100
Paddington Arts Summer School
W .................................. p89
Carnival in London at Flamboyan
H ................................. p82
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Cooking World
H
p83/p94-95 ‘Creepy House’, Summer Reading Challenge at your local library K
K ................................. p99
Fitness and gym sessions at Churchill Gardens Residents’ Hall
Awards and Arts
H
H ................................ p100
W ..................... p76-79/p93
TUE 6
K
EDUTAIN
Non-contact boxing
W .................................. p89
H
Basketball and multisport camp
W .................................. p74
Bike Challenge
K .................................. p98
W .................................. p58
LEAP Parkour
W .................................. p59
HAFAD summer programme
H ................................. p94
HCGA Environmental play scheme
W ................................ p102
Phoenix Safe holiday play scheme
W ................................ p102
Paddington Festival
W .................................. p67
Mural My Borough
H ................................. p91
Activities at the London Transport Museum
W .........................p102-103
Activities at the Royal College Of Music
W ................ p65/.p93/p100
Multi Sports camps and activities
H ............... p65/p100/p102
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children
H .................................. p72
Advanced Music Production
K .................................. p81
Kayaking on the Thames
K .................................. p73
Paddington Arts Summer School
W .................................. p89
Glee Camp
H ................................ p102
Supervised Adventure Playground
H .............................p81-82
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
WED 7 Awards and Arts K .................................. p79
QPR Holiday Camps
H .................................. p94
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
W .................................. p68
Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
W ........ p66-69/p79/
p83/p94-95 ‘Creepy House’, Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W ...................... p73
Disability Sports and Arts Summer Programme
K .................................. p88
Parent and toddler drop in at the Randolph Beresford Family Centre
H .................................. p82
Pippa Popins Nursery
H .................................. p65
All Souls Clubhouse
W .................................. p93
Far Far Away – Theatre Craft Workshops
K .................................. p99
Mixtape Project
K ................................. p87
Cooking World
K .................................. p99
Football H
K
W ................ p82-83
Table Tennis and Boxing
H ................................ p102
Nail Bar H .................................. p98
Hair and Beauty
H .................................. p98
Graffiti Project
H .................................. p99
Costume Design
Family activities at the National Gallery W .................................. p76
Paddington Arts Summer School
W .................................. p89
Carnival in London at Flamboyan
H ................................ p100
The Voice
W .................................. p74
Bike Challenge
H ................................ p101
Bake Off challenge
K .................................. p99
Summer Production
K .................................. p98
Supervised Adventure Playground
H .............................p81-82
H ................................ p101
EDUTAIN
H ................................ p102
LEAP Parkour
Glee Camp
Cooking World
K .................................. p99
Little People of Fulham holiday activities
H .................................. p81
Summer programme at your local Youth Club
W ..................... p76-79/p93
Fitness and gym sessions at Churchill Gardens Residents’ Hall
W .................................. p76
Holiday Play Scheme
W .................................. p66
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times H
K
W ...................... p79
Bookstart Bear Club – at your local library H
K
W ...................... p74
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W .................................. p58 W .................................. p59
HAFAD summer programme
H .................................. p94
HCGA Environmental play scheme
W ................................ p102
Phoenix Safe holiday play scheme
W ................................ p102
Paddington Festival
W ................................. p67
Activities at the London Transport Museum
W .........................p102-103
Activities at the Royal College Of Music
W ................. p65/p93/p100
Multi Sports camps and activities
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children
W ............p74-75/p83/p104
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
H ............... p65/p100/p102
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
H .................................. p72
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Song Writing H .................................. p92
Youth Club Night for Disabled Young People Only
H .................................. p82
K .................................. p87
Tennis Club
H .................................. p93
Rowing on the Thames
K .................................. p99
Kayaking on the Thames.......................... p73 Paddington Arts Summer School W .................................. p89
Basketball and Multi sport camp Filmmaking
K .................................. p88
H .................................. p94
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base Summer programme at your local play centre
W ........ p66-69/p79/
p83/p94-95 ‘Creepy House’, Summer Reading Challenge at your local library W ...................... p73
Disability Sports and Arts Summer Programme
K .................................. p88
SUMMER IN THE CITY 2013
K .................................. p99
Mixtape Project
K .................................. p87
Cooking World Football H
K
Nail Bar
W ............... p80-83/
H .................................. p98
The Voice
H ................................ p101
Bake Off challenge
K .................................. p99
Summer Production
W .................................. p68
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Far Far Away – Theatre Craft Workshops
H ................................ p100
QPR Holiday Camps
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K .................................. p88
Costume Design
K .................................. p79
K
Filmmaking
H ................................. p98
Awards and Arts
H
H .................................. p65
Hair and Beauty
THU 8
K
Pippa Popins Nursery
K .................................. p99
H ............................... p100
H
Parent and toddler drop in at the Randolph Beresford Family Centre
H ................................ p101
Glee Camp
H ................................ p102
Cooking World
K .................................. p99
Little People of Fulham holiday activities
H .................................. p81
Summer programme at your local Youth Club
W ................... p76-79/p104
Fitness and gym sessions at Churchill Gardens Residents’ Hall W .................................. p76
Holiday Play Scheme
W ................................. p66
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times H
K
W ...................... p79
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W ..................... p74-75/p83
Family activities at the National Gallery
W .................................. p76
Paddington Arts Summer School
W .................................. p89
Carnival in London at Flamboyan
W .................................. p74
Bike Challenge
K .................................. p98
Supervised Adventure Playground
H .............................p81-82
EDUTAIN
W ................................. p58
LEAP Parkour
W .................................. p59
HAFAD summer programme
H .................................. p94
HCGA Environmental play scheme
W ................................ p102
Phoenix Safe holiday play scheme
W ................................ p102
Paddington Festival
W .................................. p67
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
Activities at the London Transport Museum W .........................p102-103
Activities at the Royal College Of Music
W .........................p93/p100
Multi Sports camps and activities
H ............... p65/p100/p102
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children
H .................................. p72
Urban Art
H .................................. p93
GAP night – youth activities for disabled people
K .................................. p80
Paddington Arts Summer School
W .................................. p89
Kayaking........................ p92 Basketball and multisport camp H ............................... p100
FRI 9 Awards and Arts K .................................. p79
QPR Holiday Camps
H .................................. p94
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
W .................................. p68
Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
W ........ p66-69/p79/
p83/p94-95 ‘Creepy House’, Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W ...................... p73
Disability Sports and Arts Summer Programme K .................................. p88
Parent and toddler drop in at the Randolph Beresford Family Centre
H .................................. p82
Pippa Popins Nursery
H .................................. p65
Far Far Away – Theatre Craft Workshops
K .................................. p99
Football H
K
Nail Bar
W ...... p80-83/ P103
H .................................. p98
Hair and Beauty
H .................................. p98
Costume Design
H ................................ p100
The Voice
H ................................ p101
Bake Off challenge
Family activities at the National Gallery W .................................. p76
Paddington Arts Summer School
W .................................. p89
Carnival in London at Flamboyan
W .................................. p74
Bike Challenge
K .................................. p98
Supervised Adventure Playground
H .............................p81-82
Activity explosion
K ................................. p80
EDUTAIN
W ................................. p58
LEAP Parkour
W .................................. p59
HAFAD summer programme
H .................................. p94
HCGA Environmental play scheme
K .................................. p99
Glee Camp
H ................................ p102
Little People of Fulham holiday activities
H .................................. p81
Summer programme at your local Youth Club
W ................... p76-79/p104
Holiday Play Scheme
W .................................. p66
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times H
K
W ...................... p79
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W ..................... p74-75/p83
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
W ................................ p102
Phoenix Safe holiday play scheme
W ................................ p102
Paddington Festival
W .................................. p67
Activities at the London Transport Museum
W .........................p102-103
Activities at the Royal College Of Music
W .........................p93/p100
Multi Sports camps and activities
H .........................p65/p102
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
H .................................. p72
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Comic Animation K ................................. p72
Beginners Music Production
K ................................ p72
Paddington Arts Summer School Stage Make Up
H ................................ p93
Swim Club ..................... p94 Basketball and multisport camp .......... p100
Paddington Festival
W ................................. p67
Activities at the London Transport Museum
W ........................p102-103
H ................................ p72
W ..................... p73
K ................................. p99
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W ................... p74-75/p83/
p93/p104
SUMMER IN THE CITY 2013
H ................................. p82
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children
Far Far Away – Theatre Craft Workshops
S
Supervised Adventure Playground
W ........................p93/p100
‘Creepy House’, Summer Reading Challenge at your local library
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Family activities at the National Gallery
Activities at the Royal College Of Music
SAT 10 K
W ............................p93-94
W ................................. p76
W ................................. p89
H
Activities at the London Transport Museum
Summer programme at your local Youth Club ............... p76-79/p104
SUN 11 Far Far Away – Theatre Craft Workshops
Activities at the Natural History Museum W .................... p74-75/p83
Family activities at the National Gallery
W .......p72/p76/p100/p104
Supervised Adventure Playground
H ............................p81-82
Paddington Festival
W ................................ p67
Kayaking on the Thames
K ................................. p73
Activities at The London Transport Museum
W ............................p93-94
VARIOUS Carnival Mas Camp W ................................. p74
Activities at the Phoenix Fitness centre and Janet Adegoke swimming pool
H ................................. p74
K ................................. p99
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
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Weekly diary Monday 12 – Sunday 18 August
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F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
MON 12 K ................................. p79
Basketball Club H
................................. p90 Nurseries Carnival K ............................... p108
Talk and Play
W ............................... p103
Street Dance
K ................................. p89
Filmmaking
K ................................. p88
All Souls Clubhouse
W ................................. p93
Fitness and gym sessions at Churchill Gardens Residents’ Hall
W ................................. p76
QPR Holiday Camps
W ........................... p94
HAFAD summer programme H
................................. p94 Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base W ................................. p68
Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
W ....... p66-69/p79/
LEAP Parkour
K ................................. p88
Football
Awards and Arts
K
Carnival Arts Summer Programme
p83/p94-95
W ................................. p59
Parent and toddler drop in at the Randolph Beresford Family Centre H
................................. p82 Disability Sports and Arts Summer Programme K ................................. p88
H
K
W ..... p80-83/p107
Trampolining Plus
H .............................. p107
Kayaking canoeing and bell boating H
K ....................p73/p89
Hair, beauty and barbering workshop
K ............................... p107
Hair and Beauty – 60’s and 70’s Styling H
............................... p106 Stage Make-Up H
............................... p106 Cake Design H
............................... p106 Worlds End Arts Week K ............................... p108
Little People of Fulham holiday activities
Carnival in London at Flamboyan W ................................. p74
HCGA Environmental play scheme
W ............................... p102
Activity explosion
K ................................. p80
‘Creepy House’ Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
W .................... p76-79/p93
Holiday Play Scheme
W ................................. p66
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times
W ................................. p79
Trampolining Plus H
............................... p107 Music, Theme, Design
H
............................p81-82 Paddington Festival W ................................. p67
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W .................... p74-75/p83
Activities at the NationalGallery
W .......p76/p100/p103-104
Paddington Arts Summer School
W ................................. p89
Activities at the Royal College of Music
W ................................. p93
Activities at The London Transport Museum
W ................................. p94
Summer Production H
............................... p101 Phoenix Safe holiday play scheme W ............................... p102
H
............................... p107 Paddington Arts Summer School W ................................. p89
Bookstart Bear Club, at your local library
W ................................. p74
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
W .................... p73
Supervised adventure playground
H
................................. p81 Summer programme at your local Youth Club
K
TUE 13 Awards and Arts K ................................. p79
Filmmaking
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
K ................................. p88
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All Souls Clubhouse
Worlds End Arts Week
W .................................. p93
Fitness and gym sessions at Churchill Gardens Residents’ Hall
W .................................. p76
QPR Holiday Camps K
W ............................ p94
HAFAD summer programme
H .................................. p94
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
W .................................. p68
Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
W ........ p66-69/p79/
EDUTAIN
p83/p94-95
W .................................. p58
LEAP Parkour
W .................................. p59
Parent and toddler drop in at the Randolph Beresford Family Centre Disability Sports and Arts Summer Programme
K .................................. p88
Carnival Arts Summer Programme Football
W .p80-83/p90/p107
Trampolining Plus
H ................................ p107
Kayaking canoeing and bell boating K
H .....................p73/p89
Hair, beauty and barbering workshop
K ................................ p107
Hair and Beauty – 60’s and 70’s Styling
H ................................ p106
Stage Make-Up
H ................................ p106
Cake Design
H ................................ p106
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SUMMER IN THE CITY 2013
H .................................. p81
Summer programme at your local Youth Club
W ............p76-79/p93/p104
Holiday Play Scheme
W .................................. p66
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times
W .................................. p79
Trampolining Plus
H ................................ p107
Music, Theme, Design
H ................................ p107
Bookstart Bear Club, at your local library
W .................................. p74
W .................................. p74
HCGA Environmental play scheme
W ................................ p102 K .................................. p80
‘Creepy House’ Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
K .................................. p81
Arts & Crafts
K .................................. p80
Graffiti Arts Enterprise
H ................................ p107
Activities at the Royal College Of Music
W ................. p65/p93/p107
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children
H .................................. p72
Activities at the London Transport Museum
W .............................p93-94
Paddington Arts Summer School
W .................................. p89
Summer Production
H ................................ p101
Phoenix Safe holiday play scheme
W ................................ p102
Activity explosion
K .................................. p88 K
Little People of Fulham holiday activities
Carnival in London at Flamboyan
H .................................. p82
H
K ................................ p108
Advanced Music Production
W ...................... p73
Supervised adventure playground
H .............................p81-82
Paddington Festival
W .................................. p67
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W ..................... p74-75/p83
Activities at the National Gallery
Multi-Sports camps and activities H
K ............................ p65
WED 14 Awards and Arts K .................................. p79
Filmmaking
K .................................. p88
All Souls Clubhouse
W .................................. p93
Fitness and gym sessions at Churchill Gardens Residents’ Hall
W .................................. p76
QPR Holiday Camps K
W ............................ p94
HAFAD summer programme
H .................................. p94
W ............... p76/p100/p104
Mural My Borough
H .................................. p91
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
W .................................. p68
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
W ........ p66-69/p79/
EDUTAIN
p83/p94-95
W ................................. p58
LEAP Parkour
W ................................. p59
Parent and toddler drop in at the Randolph Beresford Family Centre
Music, Theme, Design H ................................ p107
Bookstart Bear Club, at your local library
Youth Club Night for Disabled Young People Only
W ................................ p102
Paddington Arts Summer School
K .................................. p80
Summer Production
HCGA Environmental play scheme
K .................................. p88
Football H
K
W ....... p80-83/p107
Trampolining Plus
H ................................ p107
Kayaking canoeing and bell boating H
K ....................p73/p89
Hair, beauty and barbering workshop
K ................................ p107
Hair and Beauty – 60’s and 70’s Styling
H
K
W ..................... p73
Supervised adventure playground
H .............................p81-82
W ............p74-75/p83/p104
Activities at the National Gallery
W ................................. p76
Arts & Crafts
K .................................. p80
Activities at the Royal College Of Music
Worlds End Arts Week
K ................................ p108
Little People of Fulham holiday activities
H .................................. p81
Summer programme at your local Youth Club
W ..................... p76-79/p93
Holiday Play Scheme
W .................................. p66
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times
W .................................. p79
W .................................. p89 H ................................ p101
Phoenix Safe holiday play scheme
W ................................ p102
Multi-Sports camps and activities H
H ................................ p107
W ................................ p107
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children
H .................................. p72
Activities at the London Transport Museum
W .............................p93-94
Summer Play Programme Dance Attack, pm
K ................................ p108
Song Writing
H .................................. p92
Young mums shaping up
Awards and Arts K .................................. p79
Filmmaking
K .................................. p88
Fitness and gym sessions at Churchill Gardens Residents’ Hall
W .................................. p76
QPR Holiday Camps
K ................................ p94
HAFAD summer programme
H .................................. p94
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
W .................................. p68
Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
W ........ p66-69/p79/
EDUTAIN
p83/p94-95
W .................................. p58
LEAP Parkour
K ................................ p108
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
K ........................... p65
THU 15
Activities at the Natural History Museum
H ................................ p106 H ................................ p106
K .................................. p87
W .................................. p67
Graffiti Arts Enterprise
Cake Design
H ................................ p108
Paddington Festival
H ................................ p106
Stage Make-Up
H ................................ p107
W .................................. p74
‘Creepy House’ Summer Reading Challenge at your local library
K .................................. p88
Ready, Steady, Cook
Art attack – Graffiti Challenge
Carnival in London at Flamboyan
Activity explosion
Carnival Arts Summer Programme
H .................................. p93
W .................................. p74
H ................................. p82
Disability Sports and Arts Summer Programme
Tennis Club
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
W ................................. p59
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Parent and toddler drop in at the Randolph Beresford Family Centre
HCGA Environmental play scheme W .................................p102
H .................................. p82
Activity explosion
K ...................................p88
‘Creepy House’ Summer Reading Challenge at your local library
Disability Sports and Arts Summer Programme Carnival Arts Summer Programme Football H
K
W ........p80-83/p107
Trampolining Plus
H .................................p107
Kayaking canoeing and bell boating H
K ..................... p89/p92
Hair, beauty and barbering workshop
K .................................p107
Hair and Beauty – 60’s and 70’s Styling
K
W ..................... p73
Supervised adventure playground
H ............................. p81-82
Paddington Festival
W ...................................p67
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W ......................p74-75/p83
Activities at the National Gallery
W ...................................p76
Graffiti Arts Enterprise
H .................................p107
H .................................p106
Stage Make-Up
H .................................p106
Cake Design
H .................................p106 Worlds End Arts Week K .................................p108
Little People of Fulham holiday activities
H ...................................p81
Summer programme at your local Youth Club
W ....................p76-79/p104
Holiday Play Scheme
W ...................................p66
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times
Activities at the Royal College Of Music
W .................................p107
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children
H ...................................p72
Activities at the London Transport Museum
W ............................. p93-94
Ready, Steady, Cook
H .................................p107
Art attack – Graffiti Challenge
H .................................p108 Urban Art H .................................. p93
Kayaking
H ...................................p92
W ...................................p79
Music, Theme, Design
H .................................p107
Bookstart Bear Club, at your local library
W ...................................p74
Carnival in London at Flamboyan
GAP night – youth activities for disabled people
K ...................................p80
Paddington Arts Summer School
W ...................................p89
Summer Production
H .................................p101
W ...................................p74
Phoenix Safe holiday play scheme
W .................................p102
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H
K .............................p65
FRi 16
K ...................................p80
H
K ...................................p88
Multi-Sports camps and activities
Awards and Arts K ...................................p79
QPR Holiday Camps K
W ........................... p94
HAFAD summer programme
H ................................. p94
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
W ...................................p68
Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
W ........p66-69/p79/
EDUTAIN
p83/p94-95
W ...................................p58
LEAP Parkour
W ...................................p59
Parent and toddler drop in at the Randolph Beresford Family Centre
H .................................. p82
Disability Sports and Arts Summer Programme
K ...................................p88
Carnival Arts Summer Programme
K ...................................p88
Football H
K
W ...... p80-83/p107
Trampolining Plus
H .................................p107
Kayaking canoeing and bell boating H
K
H ......................p89
Hair, beauty and barbering workshop
K .................................p107
Hair and Beauty – 60’s and 70’s Styling
H .................................p106 Stage Make-Up H ...................................p93
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
Cake Design H .................................p106
Worlds End Arts Week
K .................................p108
Little People of Fulham holiday activities
H ...................................p81
Summer programme at your local Youth Club
W ....................p76-79/p104
Holiday Play Scheme
W ...................................p66
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times
W ...................................p79
Music, Theme, Design
H .................................p107
Bookstart Bear Club, at your local library
W ...................................p74
Carnival in London at Flamboyan
W ...................................p74
HCGA Environmental play scheme
W .................................p102
Activity explosion
K ................................. p80
‘Creepy House’ Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W ..................... p73
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children H ................................. p72
Activities at the London Transport Museum
W ............................. p93-94
Ready, Steady, Cook
H ............................... p107
Art attack - Graffiti Challenge
H ............................... p108
Kensington and Chelsea Play Day
K ............................... p109
Swim Club
H ................................. p94
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W ......................p74-75/p83
Activities at the National Gallery
W ...................................p76
Graffiti Arts Enterprise
W ..................................p93
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children
H ................................. p72
Activities at the London Transport Museum
W ........................... p93-94
Summer programme at your local Youth Club
W ...................p76-79/p104
Football..........................p107
Sun 18
Comic Animation
K ................................. p72
Beginners Music Production
K ................................. p72
Paddington Arts Summer School
W ...................................p89
Activities at the Royal College of Music
W ................................. p93
Phoenix Safe play scheme
W ............................... p102
Multi-Sports activities H
K ............................p65
Sat 17
Supervised adventure playground H ........................... p81-82
Paddington Festival
W ................................. p67
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W .....................p74-75/p83
Activities at the National Gallery
W ................ p72/p76/p104
Activities at the London Transport Museum
W ........................... p93-94
Kayaking on the Thames............................p73 Activities at the Royal College of Music
Worlds End Arts Week K ............................... p108 ‘Creepy House’ Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W ................................. p93
Football..........................p107
various
W ..................... p73
Supervised adventure playground
H ........................... p81-82
H ............................... p107
Paddington Festival
W ...................................p93
Activities at the Natural History Museum
Activities at the Royal College Of Music
Activities at the Royal College Of Music
H ............................... p108
H ............................ p81-82
W ...................................p67
W ................................. p76
Basketball Jam
Supervised adventure playground Paddington Festival
Activities at the National Gallery
W ................................. p67
Activities at the Phoenix Fitness centre and Janet Adegoke swimming pool H ................................. p74
Carnival Mas Camp
W ................................ p74
W .....................p74-75/p83
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
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F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
MON 19 Awards and Arts K
............................... p79 Street Dance H
............................... p89 All Souls Clubhouse W ................................ p93
Props Making H
............................. p114 Fitness and gym sessions at Churchill Gardens Residents’ Hall W ................................ p76
Multi-Sports camps and activities H
K
.................p112-114 Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
W ....... p66-69/p79/
p83/p94-95 Carnival Arts Summer Programme K
............................... p88 Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base W ................................ p68
Parent and toddler drop in at the Randolph Beresford Family Centre H
............................... p82 QPR Holiday Camps K
W .......................... p94
Basketball H
...................... p90/p112 Football H
K
W ...............p80-83/
EDUTAIN
p112/p114
W ................................ p58
LEAP Parkour
W ................................ p59
Kayaking, canoeing and bell boating K
........................ p73/p89 Sulgrave Art Attack
Paddington Festival W .................................. p67
Family activities at the National Gallery
H
............................. p115 Come Dine With Me H
............................. p115 Summer Dance Camp K
............................. p113 HCGA Environmental play scheme W ................................ p102
Summer programme at your local Youth Club
W ............p76-79/p93/p104
Holiday Play Scheme
W .................................. p66
Paddington Arts Summer School
W .................................. p89
Carnival in London at Flamboyan
W ...................... p76/p100/
p103-104 Supervised Adventure Playground H
............................p81-82 Paddington Arts Summer School W .................................. p89
Activities at The London Transport Museum
W .............................p93-94
Summer Production H
............................... p101 Phoenix Safe holiday play scheme W ................................ p102
Talk and Play................ p103
Tue 20
W .................................. p74
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times at your local library H
K
W .................... p79
Bookstart Bear Club – at your local library H
K
W ..................... p74
Glee Mini production H
............................... p114 HAFAD summer programme H
................................. p94 Activity explosion K ................................. p80
‘Creepy House’, Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W .................... p73
Activities at the Natural History Museum
Awards and Arts K ................................. p79
All Souls Clubhouse
W .................................. p93
Props Making H
............................... p114 Fitness and gym sessions at Churchill Gardens Residents’ Hall W ................................. p76
Multi-Sports camps and activities H
Summer programme at your local play centre
W ..................... p74-75/p83
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
K .......... p65/p112-114
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
H
K
............ p66-69/p79/ p83/p94-95
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Carnival Arts Summer Programme
Carnival in London at Flamboyan
K ................................. p88
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
W ................................. p68
Parent and toddler drop in at the Randolph Beresford Family Centre
................................. p82 QPR Holiday Camps W .......................... p94
Basketball H
............................... p112 Football H
K
W ...... p80-83/p90/
EDUTAIN
p103
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times at your local library H
K
W .................... p79
H
K
W .................... p74
Glee Mini production H
............................... p114 HAFAD summer programme H
................................. p94 ‘Creepy House’, Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W .................... p73
W ................................. p58
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W ................................. p59
Paddington Festival
LEAP Parkour
Kayaking, canoeing and bell boating
K ......................... p73/p89
Sulgrave Art Attack H
............................... p115 Come Dine With Me H
............................... p115 Summer Dance Camp K ............................... p113
HCGA Environmental play scheme
W ............................... p102
Summer programme at your local Youth Club Holiday Play Scheme
W ................................. p66
Paddington Arts Summer School
W ................................. p89
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W .................... p74-75/p83 W ................................. p67
Family activities at the National Gallery
W ....................... p76/p100
Supervised Adventure Playground H
............................p81-82 Mural My Borough H
................................. p91 Advanced Music Production K ................................. p81
Arts & Crafts
K ................................. p80
W ................. p76-79/p104
S
W ................................. p74
Bookstart Bear Club – at your local library
H
K
Activities at the London Transport Museum
Spoken Word H
............................... p115 Kensal Voices K ............................... p113
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children H
................................. p72
W ........................p102-103
Paddington Arts Summer School
W ................................. p89
Phoenix Safe holiday play scheme
W ............................... p102
Summer Production..... p101
WED 21 Awards and Arts K ................................. p79
All Souls Clubhouse
W ................................. p93
Props Making H
............................... p114 Fitness and gym sessions at Churchill Gardens Residents’ Hall W ................................. p76
Multi-Sports camps and activities H
K .......... p65/p112-114
Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
W ....... p66-69/p79/
p83/p94-95 Carnival Arts Summer Programme K ................................. p88
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
W ................................. p68
Parent and toddler drop in at the Randolph Beresford Family Centre H
................................. p82 QPR Holiday Camps K
W .......................... p94
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
Basketball H
............................... p112 Football H
K
W ..... p81-83/ P103
EDUTAIN
W ................................. p58
LEAP Parkour
W ................................. p59
Kayaking, canoeing and bell boating
K ......................... p73/p89
Sulgrave Art Attack H
............................... p115 Come Dine With Me H
............................... p115 Summer Dance Camp K ............................... p113
HCGA Environmental play scheme
W ............................... p102
Summer programme at your local Youth Club
W ................. p76-79/p104
Holiday Play Scheme
W ................................. p66
Paddington Arts Summer School
W ................................. p89
Carnival in London at Flamboyan
W ................................. p74
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times at your local library H
K
W ................... p79
Bookstart Bear Club – at your local library H
K
W .................... p74
Glee Mini production H
............................... p114 HCGA Environmental Summer play scheme H
............................... p102
HAFAD summer programme
Thu 22
H
................................. p94 ‘Creepy House’, Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W .................... p73
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W ...........p74-75/p83/p104
Paddington Festival
W ................................. p67
Family activities at the National Gallery
W ................................ p76
Supervised Adventure Playground H
............................p81-82 Arts & Crafts K ................................. p80
Spoken Word
Awards and Arts K ................................. p79
Props Making H
.............................. p114 Fitness and gym sessions at Churchill Gardens Residents’ Hall W ................................. p76
Multi-Sports camps and activities H
Summer programme at your local play centre H
K ............................... p113
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children H
................................. p72 Activities at the London Transport Museum W ........................p102-103
............................... p115 Tennis Club H
................................. p93 Paddington Arts Summer School W ................................. p89
Song Writing H
................................. p92 Phoenix Safe holiday play scheme W ............................... p102
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
W ................................. p68
Parent and toddler drop in at the Randolph Beresford Family Centre H
................................ p82 QPR Holiday Camps K
W .......................... p94
Basketball H
.............................. p112 Football H
K
W .... p80-83/ P103
EDUTAIN
W ................................. p58
Glee Mini production H
.............................. p114 HCGA Environmental play scheme
Summer Production..... p101
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
W ....... p66-69/p79/
K ................................. p88
Musical Tea Party H
K
p83/p94-95 Carnival Arts Summer Programme
H
............................... p115 Kensal Voices
K .......... p65/p112-114
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
W ............................... p102
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HAFAD summer programme H
................................ p94 ‘Creepy House’, Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W .................... p73
Activities at the Natural History Museum
W .................... p74-75/p83
Paddington Festival
Phoenix Safe holiday play scheme W ............................... p102
Summer programme at your local Youth Club
W ............................... p104
Summer Dance Camp
K ............................... p113
Sulgrave Art Attack
Family activities at the National Gallery
.............................. p115 Come Dine With Me H
W ................................. p76
.............................. p115 Summer Production..... p101
Supervised Adventure Playground
fri 23
H
................................ p82 Spoken Word H
.............................. p115 Kensal Voices K ............................... p113
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children H
................................ p72 Activities at the London Transport Museum W ........................p102-103
Kayaking H
................................ p92 Urban Art H
................................ p93 GAP night – youth activities for disabled people K ................................. p80
Paddington Arts Summer School
W ................................. p89
Kayaking, canoeing and bell boating
Awards and Arts K ................................. p79
Multi-Sports camps and activities H
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W
...... p66-69/p79/ p83/p94-95 Carnival Arts Summer Programme K ................................. p88
Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
W ................................. p68
Parent and toddler drop in at the Randolph Beresford Family Centre H
................................ p82 QPR Holiday Camps K
W
......................... p94 Basketball .....................p112/p115 Football H
S
K
H
K ................. p73/p89/p92
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K .......... p65/p112-114
Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
W
W
................................ p58 LEAP Parkour W
................................ p59 Kayaking, canoeing and bell boating K .......................... p89
Come Dine With Me H
H
W ................................. p67
EDUTAIN
.... p80-83/ P103
.............................. p115 Summer Dance Camp K ............................... p113
HCGA Environmental play scheme W
.............................. p102 Summer programme at your local Youth Club W
................ p76-79/p104 Holiday Play Scheme W
................................ p66 Paddington Arts Summer School W
................................ p89 Carnival in London at Flamboyan W
................................ p74 Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times at your local library H
K W ..................... p79
Bookstart Bear Club – at your local library H
K
W
................... p74 Glee Mini production H
.............................. p114 HCGA Environmental Summer play scheme H
.............................. p102 HAFAD summer programme H
................................ p94 Activity explosion K ................................. p80
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
‘Creepy House’, Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W
................... p73 Activities at the Natural History Museum W
................... p74-75/p83 Paddington Festival W
................................ p67 Family activities at the National Gallery W
............................... p76 LEAP Parkour W
................................ p59 Kayaking, canoeing and bell boating K ................................ p89
Sulgrave Art Attack H
.............................. p115 Come Dine With Me H
.............................. p115 Summer Dance Camp K ............................... p113
HCGA Environmental Summer play scheme
Bookstart Bear Club – at your local library H
H
...........................p81-82 Kensal Voices K ............................... p113
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children H
................................ p72 Activities at the London Transport Museum
W
................................ p89 Carnival in London at Flamboyan W
................................ p74 Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times at your local library H
K
W
.................... p79
............................p81-82 Kensal Voices K ............................... p113
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children H
................................ p72 Activities at the London Transport Museum W
.......................p102-103 Summer programme at your local Youth Club W
.......................p102-103 Comic Animation Stage Make Up H
................................ p93 Swim Club H
................................. p94 Beginners Music Production K ................................. p72
Phoenix Safe holiday play scheme W
‘Creepy House’, Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W
................... p74-75/p83 Paddington Festival W
................................ p67 Family activities at the National Gallery W .......................... p72/p76
Supervised Adventure Playground H
...........................p81-82 Kayaking on The Thames.......................... p73
various
W
................... p73 Activities at the Natural History Museum W
................... p74-75/p83 Paddington Festival W
................................ p67 Family activities at the National Gallery W
Activities at the Natural History Museum
.............................. p102
sat 24
Carnival Mas Camp W
................................ p74 Activities at the Phoenix Fitness centre and Janet Adegoke swimming pool
............................... p76
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
................. p76-79/p104
sun 25
K ................................. p72
W
................................ p66 Paddington Arts Summer School
H
W
.............................. p102 Summer programme at your local Youth Club
W
W
................... p74 Supervised Adventure Playground
H
................ p76-79/p104 Holiday Play Scheme
K
Supervised Adventure Playground
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
H
................................ p74
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• Our playcentre this summer will begin on Thursday 25th July and continues until Friday 30th August. (Closed Monday 26th August – Bank Holiday Monday) • Fully qualified staff • School staff and sports coaches will be delivering a range of activities including, music and performance, team days, off site trips, creative craft sessions and sports activities. • The cost for each day from 9am to 5pm is £22 • Additional hours 8am to 9am or 5pm to 6.30pm are charged at £3 per session. • If you wish your child to attend you will need to complete an application form which can be obtained from the school office or from the Playcentre Manager Debbie Pope at the Playcentre office after school.
Contact Debbie Pope on 020 7386 6834 020 7385 2107 Debbie@sirjohnlillie.lbhf.sch.uk
Sir John Lillie Primary School Lillie Road, Fulham, SW6 7LN www.sirjohnlillieprimary.co.uk
Weekly diaries Monday 26 August – Sunday 8 September
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F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
MON 26 Awards and Arts K
................................ p79 Paddington Festival W
................................ p67 All Souls Clubhouse W
................................ p93 Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
W
..... p66-69/p79/ p83/p94-95 HCGA Environmental play scheme W
.............................. p102 Football........................ p120
TUE 27 Awards and Arts K
................................ p79 Paddington Festival W
................................ p67 Advanced Music Production K
................................ p81 EDUTAIN W
................................ p58 LEAP Parkour W
................................ p59 Summer programme at your local play centre H
K
W
Football H
K
...... p66-69/p79/ p83/p94-95
H
................................ p82 QPR Holiday Camps K
W
........................ p94 Multisport Camp H
...................... p65/p118 Pre Season Basketball Training H
.............................. p119 ‘Creepy House’, Summer Reading Challenge at your local library H
K
W
................... p73 Mural My Borough H
............................... p91 Arts & Crafts K
............................... p80 All Souls Clubhouse W
............................... p93 T-shirt design K
............................... p72 Fitness and gym sessions at Churchill Gardens Residents’ Hall W
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TAKE PART IN AN AMAZING JOURNEY INTRANSIT FESTIVAL OF ARTS 2013 TAKES OVER STREETS, PARKS AND PUBLIC PLACES OF KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA FOR AN UNFORGETTABLE WEEK OF LIVE EVENTS 20 – 27 JULY
VISIT OUR FESTIVAL WEBSITE: WWW.RBKC.GOV.UK/INTRANSIT www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
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Saturday 20 July – Sunday 28 July For a list of services and activities for children and young people with individual needs, please visit: www.lbhf.gov.uk/fisd www.kcccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/fis
For general information: Hammersmith & Fulham W: www.lbhf.gov.uk T: 020 8748 3020
Kensington and Chelsea W: www.rbkc.gov.uk T: 020 7361 3000 Westminster City Council W: www.westminster.gov.uk T: 020 7641 6000
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Holiday sports camps
Weekdays throughout the summer There are a range of activities and sports for young people to enjoy throughout the summer at our holiday camps. Activities include dancing, cricket and swimming. Age: 6+ (check with individual venue) Venue: Academy Sport, 255 Harrow Road, W2 5EZ; Paddington Recreation Ground, Randolph Avenue, W9 1PD; Queen Mother’s Sports Centre, 223 Vauxhall Bridge Road, SW1V 1EL; St Augustine’s Sports Centre, Oxford Road, NW6 5AW T: Queen Mother’s: 020 7630 5522; Paddington Recreation Ground and St Augustine’s: 020 7641 3642; Academy Sport: 020 7121 0642 W: westminster.gov.uk/sport Cost: contact venue for details Tube: various Booking required: contact venue W
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Weekdays 24 July to 23 August, 10am-3pm EDUTAIN meaning to EDUcate and enterTAIN is a summer sports programme which helps young people keep fit, stay safe and have fun whilst making a positive contribution to their community. Age: 8-13 years Venue: North: Academy Sport, Westminster Academy, 255 Harrow Road, W2 5EZ.
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Active Westminster
Throughout the summer holidays Westminster offers plenty of great value activities including, free swimming and over 100 hours of free sports activities every week. Pick up a copy of the Active Westminster Guide from your local leisure centre or download it from our website, to find out details of all the ways you can get active this summer. Age: All ages T: 020 7641 2012 W: Westminster.gov.uk/sport Cost: contact venue for details Highlight Tube: Various event W
South: Churchill Gardens Youth Club, The Annexe, Churchill Gardens Road, SW1V 3AL and St Andrew’s Youth Club, Alec Wizard House, 12 Old Pye Street, SW1P 2DG T: 020 7641 2012 Cost: £1 per day Tube: Royal Oak Booking required: No W
Draw Me: InTRANSIT Festival of Arts 2013
20 July, 11am-4pm Age: 5+ years An outdoor booth with a camera that allows people of all ages and abilities to draw portraits of each other using marker pens. Venue: Dovehouse Green, King’s Road, SW3 T: 020 7361 3844
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Paint Me a Theatre: InTRANSIT Festival of Arts 2013 21 July, 6-7pm Age: All ages Come and get involved in an explosive, fun and colourful evening of interactive theatre for all the family. The impact of your scribbles will amaze you as the theatre becomes the canvas. Suitable for all levels. Venue: Chelsea Theatre, 7 World’s End Place, King’s Road, SW10 0DR T: 020 7361 3844 E: arts@rbkc.gov.uk Cost: Free Bus: 11, 22, 328 Tube: Sloane Square
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LEAP Parkour Park
Weekdays throughout the summer Age: 8+ (Over 8s can join regular classes with qualified Parkour UK coaches. Over 14s can use the park unsupervised. London’s only purpose built outdoor managed parkour facility provides the ideal place to practice parkour in a safe and dedicated environment. Venue: Academy Sport, Westminster Academy, 255 Harrow Road, W2 5EZ. T: 020 7641 2012 E: parkour@westminster. gov.uk Cost: call for details Tube: Royal Oak Booking required: No
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InTRANSIT Festival of Arts 2013
20-27 July Age: all ages The streets and public spaces of Kensington and Chelsea provide the backdrop for a week of interactive arts, drama and music during the seventh INTRANSIT Festival of Arts. This year’s festival features a strong collaboration between artists and local people to produce events; and reflect the need for urban regeneration and renewal. Highlights of the festival include the aftermath of a UFO crashing on an abandoned car park in Notting Hill, an orchestra on the move through the borough’s streets and the colourful history of the King’s Road told through the medium of discarded chewing gum, prompting public responses to environmental littering. Cost: Free Venue: Various times and locations T: 020 7361 3844 E: arts@rbkc.gov.uk W: rbkc.gov.uk/intransit Cost: Free Tube: Call or email for information Booking required: No
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20 July 11.30am – 4pm Age: 11+ years A flash mob performance with Chickenshed Kensington and Chelsea Theatre Company, exploring the things that connect us through dance, physical theatre and song. Venue: Various times and locations T: 020 7361 3844 E: arts@rbkc.gov.uk Cost: Free Tube: Call or email for information Booking required: No K
Local Listings Live: InTRANSIT Festival of Arts 2013
20 and 21 July, 1-4pm Age: 12+ years Come and discover North Kensington and create a map using on-street flag markers and digital recording which will be used on the streets during the InTransit festival. Venue: Portobello Road and surrounding streets starting from Lancaster Road T: 020 7361 3844 E: arts@rbkc.gov.uk Cost: Free Tube: Ladbroke Grove Booking required: No K
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Hum and the Elephant – a musical tale: InTRANSIT Festival of Arts 2013
24 July, 2-3pm Age: 3+ years A wondrous musical tale woven around the history of little Wormword Scrubs especially for young children and their families. Travel with artists, actors, musicians and dancers. Dream, dance and experience a whole new world with Hum and the Elephant. Venue: Little Wormwood Scrubs Park, W10 6AD E: arts@rbkc.gov.uk T: 020 7361 3844 W: rbkcculture.eventbrite. co.uk Cost: Free event for families with young children Buses: 220, 7, 70 Tube: East Acton Booking required: Yes (through web) K
Song writing
25 July, 11am- 1pm Age: 11-19 years Are you a budding songwriter? Spend time with an established musician who will give you tips on improving your writing skills and help share your work. Venue: Bush Studios, 151 Shepherds Bush, London, W12 7JD T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 72, 95, 148, 220, 272 Tube: Shepherds Bush Market/ Shepherds Bush Booking required: No H
Borough Sports Championship
25 July, 10am-2pm Age: 11-19 years Do you or your team have what it takes to be the sporting champions of the borough? Come along to take part in Dodge ball, rounders, football, basketball and more. Venue: Linford Christie Stadium, Du Cane Road, W12 0DF E: info@letmeplay.co.uk T: 020 8735 5379 Cost: Free Buses: 7, 70, 72, 272, 283 Tube: East Acton/ White City/ Wood Lane, Booking required: No H
Parkour Camp 24 July – 30 July Age: 8-13 years Learn the techniques and moves you need to perfect the art of movement and train to achieve an AQA unit 1 and/or 2 accreditation Venue: LEAP Parkour Park, Academy Sport, Westminster Academy, 255 Harrow Road, W2 5EZ. T: 020 7121 0642 Cost: £5 per day Tube: Royal Oak Booking required: No W
Young Writers Club 25 July, 1.30-3.30pm Age: 11-19 years Are you a budding author, poet or playwright? Meet a published author who will give you tips. Venue: Shepherds Bush Library, Wood Lane, Shepherds Bush, London, W12 7BF T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 72, 95, 148, 220, 272 Tube: Shepherds Bush Market Underground Booking required: No
Graffiti Art
25 July, 11am-1pm Age: 11-19 years Learn the roots of street art and urban design in this graffiti course. Design, spray and display your work. Venue: Fulham Court Youth Centre, Fulham Court, Shottendane Rd, London,SW6 5TJ T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 14, 414, 424 Tube: Parsons Green Booking required: No
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Masterchef
Benjamin Franklin House: Bones in basement
25 July, 1-3pm Age: 11-19 years Perfect your cooking skills in this one-off cooking Masterclass Venue: Fulham Court Youth Centre, Fulham Court, Shottendane Rd, London,SW6 5TJ T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 14, 414, 424 Tube: Parsons Green Booking required: No H
Overground Underground InTRANSIT Festival of Arts 2013
23 and 27 July, 10-11:30am and 12:30-2.00pm, Wednesday 24 and Friday 26 July, 4pm Age range: 6+ years An unusual tube journey where the carriage is made out of cardboard and the power is powered by people. The artist-driver will find imaginary overground routes through public spaces. Venue: Routes operating in and around Holland Park, W8 T: 020 7361 3844 E: arts@rbkc.gov.uk Cost: Free Tube: High Street Kensington Booking required: No
27 July, 11am-12.30pm Age: 7-14 years Children will explore the house’s fascinating archaeological history. They will discover why human bones were found in the basement and the story they tell about the history of medicine. Our young archaeologists will then excavate their own pit, and try to deduce the story of the site from the kinds of objects they find! Venue: Benjamin Franklin House, 36 Craven Street, London WC2N 5NF T: Steven Wilson on 020 7925 1405 E: education@ benjaminfranklinhouse.org Cost: £5 per child, free for adults. £3 per child for groups of more than 4 children. Bus: Craven Street can be reached by any bus passing along the Strand to Trafalgar Square Tube: Charing Cross, Embankment Booking required: Yes
Junior Football Tournament
25 July, 3-6pm Age: 11-14 years Come alone or in a team, to play for the title Trophy! Or set your sights on man of the match or best team player. Venue: Linford Christie Stadium, Du Cane Road, W12 0DF T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Tube: East Acton/ White City/ Wood Lane, Buses: 7, 70, 72, 272, 283 Booking required: No H
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Senior Football Tournament
25 July, 3-6pm 5 August, and 27 August, 5-7 pm (15-19 years) Age: 15-19 years Team Tournament for senior football players or teams. Vouchers to be won. Venue: Linford Christie Stadium, Du Cane Road, W12 0DF E: info@letmeplay.co.uk T: 020 8735 5379 Cost: Free Buses: 7, 70, 72, 272, 283 Tube: East Acton/ White City/ Wood Lane Booking required: No H
Street Dance Girls only every Tuesday from the 23 July; 6.459.15pm. Mixed session every Thursday from 25 July; 6.45-9.15pm Age: 16 -19 and up to 25 for disabled young people
Learn the Latest moves to the latest grooves and work towards a place performing in West London’s hottest dance outfit ‘Boasy’! Venue: Earls Court Youth Club, 120 Ifield Road, Earl’s Court, London SW10 9AF T: 020 7373 7970 or 07967 347 913 Cost: Free Bus: 211, 14, 414, 328, C3 Tube: Earls Court Booking required: Yes K
Street Dance Crew 25-26 July, 20-28 July, 1-4pm Age: 11-19 years Bring your crew or be part of our crew! Experience an intense week of street dance that will go on to showcase at borough events. Venue: Ealing, Hammersmith & West London College, Gliddon Road Hammersmith,W14 9BL T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk
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Pro Make-up Master class 26 July, 10am-1pm Age: 11-19 years Aspiring makeup artist will receive expert tuition from an industry professional makeup artist to create a range of perfect looks. Venue: Lyric Hammersmith, Lyric Square, King St, Hammersmith, W6 0QL T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 9, 10, 27, 190, 211, 220, 266, 267, 295, 391 Tube: Hammersmith Booking required: No
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Art Games and Puzzles: Putting the Pieces Together InTRANSIT Festival of Arts 2013 27 July, 11.00am-4.00pm Age: 5+ years Fun family day at Powis Square. Use large, colourful tactile tiles to play our selection of art games and puzzles. Be creative and make your own rules. Intriguing, challenging and fun. Venue: Powis Square, Notting Hill, W11 E: arts@rbkc.gov.uk T: 020 7361 3844 Cost: Free Buses: 7, 70 Tube: Westbourne Park Road Booking required: No
Hammersmith’s Got Talent
Art Challenge – kick-off event
Age: 11-19 years Are you the next big thing in Hammersmith and Fulham? Showcase your talent for our expert panel of judges and dazzle us with your star potential. Venue: Town Hall, King Street, W6 9JU T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 27,190, 266, 267, 391, and H91 Tube: Hammersmith / Ravenscourt Park Booking required: No
Age: 11-19 years Display your art work that you have been working on all term…to inspire us for the summer! Venue: Town Hall, King Street, W6 9JU T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 27,190, 266,267,391, H91 Tube: Hammersmith / Ravenscourt Park Booking required: No
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Basketball Camp
25, 26 July 1-4pm, and 29 July–2 August, 2.30–4.30pm Age: 11-19 years A week of basketball skills, drills, shootouts and lots of game play. Very fast paced with plenty of prizes to be won. Venue: South Park 88 Peterborough Road London SW6 3BA T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 28, 295 Tube: Parsons Green Booking required: No H
Youth Voice KC 28 June – 23 August (every two weeks) on Fridays, 7-9pm Age: 13-19 years or up to 25 years for young people with learning difficulties or disabilities, and living or studying in Kensington and Chelsea. Debate, inform and participate in the improvement of services to, and activities for, young people in a fun and lively youth forum Venue: Across Kensington and Chelsea T: 020 7938 8022 E: youthforum@rbkc.gov.uk W: facebook.com/ youthvoicekc Cost: Free Bus: 23, 52, 452, 228, 295, 316 Booking required: Yes
Tennis, Football, Cricket, Basketball, Multi-Sport 4-day camps
23-26 July, 30 July – 2 August, 6-9 August, 1316 August, 20-23 August, 27-30 August, 10am-3pm Age: 5-15 years Four fun days filled with sport specific coaching and games. Enrolments are taken at the main reception of Paddington Recreation Ground or online. Participants must bring a packed lunch. All equipment is provided. Venue: Tennis, Football, Basketball and Cricket camps: Paddington Recreation Ground, Randolph Avenue London W9 1PD. Multi-Sport camp: St Augustine’s Sports Centre, Rudolph Road, London NW6 5AW T: 020 7641 3642 E: padrec. sportsdevelopment@gll.org W: better.org.uk/ paddingtonrec, better.org.uk/ sportscourses Cost: £52.15 for 4 days or £27.30 with Westminster City Save Card Buses: 316, 32, 206, 328, 31, 98, 332, 16 Tube: Maida Vale or Kilburn Park Booking required: Yes W
Royal College Of Music Igniting Sparks Music Workshops
25 and 31 July, 6 and 13 August Age: 6-9 Learn more about music at the BBC Proms and create masterpieces of your own. Venue: Royal College of Music, Prince Consort Road, London, SW7 2BS T: 020 7591 4314 E: sparks@rcm.ac.uk W: rcm.ac.uk/sparks Cost: £12. Hear the music come alive with a special £5 Prom ticket offer. Buses: 9, 9a 10, 52 70 and 360 452 Tube: South Kensington/ Gloucester Road/High Street Kensington Booking required: Yes W
Pippa Popins Nursery 26 July – 9 August, 8am-6pm Age: 1-8 years Term-time Nursery offering Holiday Activities. Venue: 430 Fulham Road, London, SW6 1DU T: 020 7731 1445 E: schools@pippapopins.com W: pippapopins.com Cost: £60 for morning. £80 full day Bus: 22 Booking required: Yes H
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Holiday Play Scheme
29 July – 30 August, 8.30am-3.30pm (excludes 26 August) Age: 8-13 years Holiday Play Scheme is a safe, fun and stimulating environment in which children can play, learn and develop. Venue: Queen Mother Sports Centre, 223 Vauxhall Bridge Road, Victoria, London. SW1V 1EL E: mark.betts@gll.org Cost: Non-members: £8.05; Members and City Save card/ActivePassport: £7.05 Bus: 2, 11, 16, 24, 36, 38, 44, 52, 73, 82, 148, 170, 185, 211, 436, 507, C1, C2, C10 Tube: Victoria/Pimlico Booking required: Yes W
Avondale Park Primary School Holiday Play Centre 25 July – 23 August, Monday – Friday, 8am-6pm Age: 4.5-13 years Ofsted regulated play/ childcare with a fun-based programme staffed by qualified and experienced play workers. The programme includes sports, games, arts and crafts, cookery, computers, visits to parks, dance and off-site activities and fun. Venue: Avondale Park
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Primary School, Sirdar Road, W11 4EE T: 020 7938 8044 W: rbkc.gov.uk/play Cost: £12 (RBKC residents), £14 (non-residents) (Core day: 9am-5pm) £16 EYFS, £4 (RBKC subsidised rate) Buses: 295, 316 Tube: Latimer Road Booking required: Yes K
Flashpoint Centre Play on World’s End Estate, Chelsea 25 July – 23 August, Monday to Friday 10am-6pm Age: 6-13 years Open for local children with a full play programme which includes arts and crafts, games, sports, computers, cookery, dance, offsite activity, themed weeks. Venue: Blantyre Street,
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Colville Primary School Holiday Play Centre 22 July – 16 August, Monday – Friday, 8am-6pm Age: 4.5-13 years Ofsted regulated play/ childcare with a fun-based programme staffed by qualified and experienced play workers. The programme includes sports, games, arts and crafts, cookery, computers, visits to parks, dance and off-site activities and fun. Venue: Colville Primary School, Lonsdale Road, W11 2DF T: 020 7938 8044 W: rbkc.gov.uk/play Cost: £12 (RBKC residents), £14 (non-residents) (Core day: 9am-5pm) £16 EYFS, £4 (RBKC subsidised rate) Buses: 23, 52, 452 Tube: Ladbroke Grove Station Booking required: Yes
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Paddington Festival until 31 August
Get ready for a summer of music, comedy, film and more. Local parks and venues will be packed with performers, screenings and activities for all the family. A film festival, dance festival and stand-up events will take place at various locations throughout the summer. Festival highlights: Saturday 22nd June: Festival launch, Maida Hill Market, Prince of Wales junction, W9 Sunday 7th July: Westbourne Green Festival, Westbourne Green, W2 Saturday 13th July: Open Stage Festival, Maida Hill Market, Prince of Wales junction, W9 Sunday 14th July: WECH Summer Festival, Chantry Close, Elgin Avenue, W9 Saturday 10th August: Queen’s Park Festival, Queen’s Park Gardens, Ilbert Street, W10 Age: Events and activities for everyone down to 3 years up. Outdoor stages, a film festival, dance and stand-up performances Venue: Various venues in and around Paddington (W2, W9, W10, NW8) T: 0207 2862 722 E: info@paddingtonarts.org.uk Highlight W: paddingtonfestival.co.uk event Cost: Various please contact Paddington Arts for details Tube and bus: Various Booking required: Some events require booking. Contact Paddington Arts for details
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Park Walk School Holiday Play Centre
19 July – 23 August, Monday – Friday, 8am-6pm Age: 4.5-13 years Ofsted regulated play/ childcare with a fun-based programme staffed by qualified and experienced play workers. The programme includes sports, games, arts and crafts, cookery, computers, visits to parks, dance and off-site activities and fun. Venue: Park Walk Primary School, King’s Road, World’s End Estate, Chelsea, SW10 0AY T: 020 7938 8044
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St Cuthbert with St Matthias School Holiday Play Centre 25 July – 16 August, Monday – Friday, 8am-6pm 19 July – 23 August, walking bus to Park Walk play centre. Age: 4.5 -13 years
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Ofsted regulated play/ childcare with a fun-based programme staffed by qualified and experienced play workers. The programme includes sports, games, arts and crafts, cookery, computers, visits to parks, dance and off-site activities and fun. Venue: St Cuthbert with St Matthias Primary School, Warwick Road, Earls Court, SW5 9UE T: 020 7938 8044 W: rbkc.gov.uk/play Cost: £12 (RBKC residents), £14 (non-residents) Buses: C1, 328 Tube: Earls Court Booking required: Yes
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KAYAK
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Summer of Sport at Westminster Boating Base
Various dates and times throughout summer Age range: 10+ Free fun-filled activities on the River Thames and in Pimlico Gardens, including dinghy sailing, powerboating, kayaking and canoeing. Venue: Westminster Boating Base, 136 Grosvenor Road, SW1V 3JY T: 020 7821 7389 W:westminsterboatingbase.gov.uk Cost: £10 annual youth membership plus donation of your choice. Tube: Pimlico Booking required: Yes W
Marlborough School Play Centre 24 July – 23 August, Monday – Friday, 8am-6pm Age: 4.5-13 years Ofsted regulated play/ childcare with a fun-based programme staffed by qualified and experienced play workers. The programme includes sports, games, arts and crafts, cookery, computers, visits to parks, dance and off-site activities and fun. Venue: Marlborough Primary School, Draycott Avenue, SW3 3AP T: 020 7938 8044 W: rbkc.gov.uk/play Cost: £12 (RBKC residents), £14 (non-residents) (Core day: 9am-5pm) £16 EYFS, £4 (RBKC subsidised rate) Buses: 11, 19, 22, 52, 452 Tube: Sloane Square/ South Kensington Booking required: Yes K
Queen’s Park Children’s Centre
Daily throughout the summer Age: 0-5 years Come along and join in with a range of play activities. Venue: Dorothy Gardner Centre, 88 Bravington Road, W9 3AL T: 020 7641 5838 Cost: Free Bus: 6, 316, 36, 187 Tube: Queens Park Booking required: No W
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Highlight event
Bayswater Children’s Centre
Daily throughout the summer Age: 0-5 years Come along and join in with a range of play activities. Venue: St. Mary of the Angels RC Primary School, Shrewsbury Road,W2 5PR T: 020 7266 8747/ 0207 641 6105 Cost: Free Bus: 7, 70, 28, 31, 228 Tube: Westbourne Park Booking required: No W
Harrow Road Children’s Centre
Daily throughout the summer Age: 0-5 years Come along and join in with a range of play activities. Venue: Mary Paterson Nursery School, 13 Riverton Close (off Ashmore Road), W9 3DF T: 020 8968 7610/ 020 7641 5804 Cost: Free Tube: Westbourne Park Booking required: No W
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Daily throughout the summer Age: 0-5 years Come along and join in with a range of play activities. Venue: Hallfield Infant School, Hallfield Estate, W2 6JJ T: 020 7266 8748/ 020 7641 5673 Cost: Free Tube: Bayswater/Royal Oak Booking required: No W
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Westbourne Children’s Centre
Daily throughout the summer Age: 0-5 years Come along and join in with a range of play activities. Venue: Edward Wilson Primary School, Senior Street, W2 5TL T: 020 7641 4312 Cost: Free Bus: 18,36 Tube: Royal Oak Booking required: No W
Church Street Children’s Centre
Daily throughout the summer Age: 0-5 years Come along and join in with a range of play activities. Venue: Portman Early Childhood Centre, 12–18 Salisbury Street, NW8 8DE T: 020 7641 5444/ 020 7641 5436 Cost: Free Tube: Edgware Road Booking required: no W
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Paddington Green Children’s Centre
Daily throughout the summer Age: 0-5 years Come along and join in with a range of play activities. Venue: Paddington Green Primary School, Park Place Villas, W2 1SP T: 020 7641 5675 Cost: Free Buses: 46, 18 Tube: Warwick Avenue Booking required: No
West End Children’s Centre
Daily throughout the summer Age: 0-5 years Come along and join in with a range of play activities. Venue: Soho Family Centre, 23 Brewer Street, W1R 3FF T: 020 7439 1578/ 020 7641 5674 Cost: Free Tube: Piccadilly Circus Booking required: No W
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Maida Vale Children’s Centre
Daily throughout the summer Age: 0-5 years Come along and join in with a range of play activities. Venue: St. Augustine’s CE Primary School, Kilburn Park Road,NW6 5XA T: 020 7641 5775 Cost: Free Buses: 6,31, 328,316 Tube: Queen’s Park/Maida Vale/Kilburn Park Booking required: No W
Micky Star Children’s Centre
Daily throughout the summer Age: 0-5 years Come along and join in with a range of play activities. Venue: London Early Years Foundation, 58–61 St. Michael’s Street,W2 1QR T: 020 7402 4854 Cost: Free Tube: Edgware Road/ Paddington Booking required: No
Marsham Street Children’s Centre
Daily throughout the summer Age: 0-5 years Come along and join in with a range of play activities. A range of free activities Venue: London Early, Years Foundation,121 Marsham Street, SW1P 4LP T: 020 7828 4083 Cost: Free Tube: Booking required: No W
Churchill Garden Children’s Centre
Daily throughout the summer Age: 0-5 years Come along and join in with a range of play activities. Venue: Churchill Gardens, Primary School, Ranelagh Road, SW1 3EU T: 020 7641 5923/ 020 7641 5676 Cost: Free Tube: St James’s Park Booking required: No W
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FASHION
Millinery Masterclass with Bridget Bailey: Silk Flower Making Techniques Chelsea Centre Starts: 17th July
Introduction to Men’s Fashion : BTEC Award Level 1 Chelsea Centre Starts: 15th July
Beginners Millinery Chelsea Centre Starts: 25th July
The Creative Entrepreneur: Marketing and Business Chelsea Centre Starts: 22nd July
Sewing Machine Techniques Chelsea Centre Starts: 22nd July
FINE ART
iPhoneography: Photography with your iPhone Chelsea Centre Starts: 24th July Introduction to Fashion Drawing Chelsea Centre Starts: 15th July
* Summer Art School: BTEC Award Level 1 Chelsea Centre Starts: 15th July *
How to Cast from the Body Park Walk Centre Starts: 15th July
How to Model a Life Figure Palk Walk Centre Starts: 22nd July
The Creative Entrepreneur: In a Global Market Chelsea Centre Starts: 26th July
If you fancy trying something new, take a look at our summer courses. Whether it’s DIY, hats, jewellery, photography, singing or fine art we are sure to have something to inspire you. *Don’t miss our 2 week Summer schools in Art and Design and Fine Art, perfect for building your portfolio! These are just a small selection or our exciting courses, for a full list, more details and to book your place visit www.kcc.ac.uk or call 020 7573 5333.
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Solo Singing Lessons: Beginners/ Intermediates Wornington Centre Starts: 15th July
CACHE Award in an Introduction to Early Year’s Settings (QCF) Chelsea Centre Starts: 8th July
History of Popular Music (1840 to 1940) Wornington Centre Starts: 15th July
* Design and Craft Summer School: BTEC Award Level 1 Wornington Centre Starts: 15th July * Intro to Interior Design Wornington Centre Starts: 17th July
Glass: Kiln Work Wornington Centre Starts: 15th July
MUSIC
CACHE Award in Babysitting (QCF) Chelsea Centre Starts: 17th July
ART & DESIGN
Introduction to Jewellery Wornington Centre Starts: 22nd July
Song Writing for Beginners Wornington Centre Starts: 15th July
Beginners Music Production
Every Friday between 26 July – 30 August, 6.45-9.15pm Age: 16 -21 and up to 25 for disabled young people Explore all areas of the music production process from lyric writing through to composing, recording tracks, Mix and Master your tunes to a professional standard! Venue: Earls Court Youth Club, 120 Ifield Road, Earl’s Court, London SW10 9AF T: 020 7373 7970 or 07967 347 913 Cost: £20 for the six-week course Bus: 211, 14, 414, 328, C3; Tube: Earls Court Booking required: Yes K
The Antony Lillis Project for Vulnerable Children 25 July – 31 August (Tuesday – Saturday each week) Age: 4-7 Tuesday – Thursday, and 8-18 Tuesday – Saturday This one-to-one play and respite service facilitates engaging and stimulating play, also caring for the range of additional needs our children have. Venue: Mund Street, W14 T: 020 7736 3699 E: info@playassociationhf. org.uk W: www.playassociationhf. org.uk Cost: Free Tube: West Kensington (District Line) Buses: 28, 391
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Family Sunday Magic Carpet Storytelling Every Sunday 10.30–11am and 11.30am–12noon (no events 1 September) Age: 2-5 years Fly away on the magic carpet, which comes to land in front of a different painting each Sunday. Venue: Meet in the Pigott Education Centre Foyer (Orange Street entrance), The National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London WC2N 5DN T: 020 7747 2885 E: education@ng-london. org.uk W: nationalgallery.org.uk/ families Cost: Free Buses: Trafalgar Square 3, 6, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 23, 24, 29, 53, 87, 88, 91, 139, 159, 176, 453 Tube: Charing Cross/ Leicester Square Booking required: No W
Venue: Meet in the Pigott Education Centre Foyer (Orange Street entrance), The National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London WC2N 5DN T: 020 7747 2885 E: education@ng-london.org.uk W: www.nationalgallery.org. uk/families Cost: Free Buses: Trafalgar Square 3, 6, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 23, 24, 29, 53, 87, 88, 91, 139, 159, 176, 453 Tube: Charing Cross/ Leicester Square Booking required: No W
T-Shirt Design Tuesday and Wednesday 23, 24 , July and 27, 28 August, 6.45-9.15pm Age: 13-19 and up to 25 for disabled young people Learn the process involved in designing T-Shirts through to printing, resulting in a free personalised T-Shirt. Venue: Earls Court Youth Club, 120 Ifield Road, Earl’s Court, London SW10 9AF T: 020 7373 7970 or 07967 347 913 Cost: Free Bus: 211, 14, 414, 328, C3 Tube: Earls Court Booking required: Yes K
Family Sunday art workshops Every Sunday, 11am, repeated 2pm (Studio Sundays 2 hours, Drawing Sundays 80 minutes) (No workshops on 1 September) Age: 5-11 years Join us for hands-on studio workshops, or explore National Gallery paintings through drawing.
Comic Animation 26 July and 2, 9, 16, 23 and 30 August, 6.45-9.15pm Age: 13-25 – for disabled young people only Create your own comic characters using various animation techniques and then bring it to life using the latest software.
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Venue: Earls Court Youth Club, 120 Ifield Road, Earl’s Court, London SW10 9AF T: 020 7373 7970 or 07967 347 913 Cost: Free Bus: 211, 14, 414, 328, C3; Tube: Earls Court Booking required: Yes
Kayaking and canoeing on the Thames Sunday – Wednesday, 26 July – 28 August (no session on 26 August); 11am-1pm for 9-18 and 2-4pm for 13-19 years Age: 13-19 and up to 25 for
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Creepy House – summer reading challenge
20 July-15 September Age: 4-12 years Enter the Creepy House in any of our libraries to begin a reading adventure! Children can discover the secrets of Creepy House and meet some of the hair-raising residents as they explore The Awful Upstairs, The Gruesome Ground Floor and The Spine-tingling Cellar! Encourage your children to take the challenge of reading six books through the summer holidays. Joining the challenge is free and there are lots of stickers and exciting incentives and rewards and a medal if they complete the challenge. Venue: All libraries across Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea, and Hammersmith and Fulham. T: See p124 for contact details of your local library Cost: Free Highlight Booking required: No event Tube: Various
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costumes for Carnival 2013. The theme for costumes is, When galaxies collide Venue: 1 Fernhead Road, Maida Gardens, Paddington, London W9 3EU T: 0798 676 1854 or 020 3532 2146 E: inezg60@aol.com Cost: £5 per session Bus: 36,228,31,28,18 Booking required: Yes
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The Phoenix Fitness Centre and Janet Adegoke Swimming Pool 25 July – 27 August Age: 5-12 years We will be running football, basketball, indoor athletics and swimming courses this summer. Venue: The Phoenix Fitness Centre and Janet Adegoke Swimming Pool, Bloemfontein Road, Shepherds Bush, London W12 7DB T: 0208 735 4900 W: www.gll.org Cost: Contact provider Tube: White City / Shepherds Bush / Wood Lane Buses: 283 Booking required: Yes H
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Carnival Mas Camp 27 July – 26 August, 7-10pm Age: all ages Make costumes and go on the road in the Notting Hill Carnival with Elimu Paddington Arts Carnival band Venue: Paddington Arts, 32 Woodfield Road, W9 2BE T: 07984 960 695 Cost: The ‘mas’ camp is free, there is a cost for the costumes Bus: 36, 18, 31, 28, 328, 23 Booking required: Yes W
Carnival in London at Flamboyan Until September, Monday – Friday, 11am-7pm Age: 8+ years A series of hands-on workshops that allow the experience of making and wearing, where possible,
20 July – 15 September Age: 0-4 years Bookstart Bear Clubs are held throughout the summer holidays (and beyond), with activities and events designed to create a buzz about children’s reading. Venues: Brompton, Notting Hill Gate, Chelsea, Queen’s Park and Victoria Libraries. (refer to p124) Cost: Free Tube: Contact venue for details Booking required: No W
Sensational Butterflies
Until 15 September, 10am-5.50pm (last admission 5pm) Age: All, although most suitable for families with children aged 5-11 years From chomping caterpillars to beautiful butterflies, experience the magic and beauty of one of nature’s most fascinating life cycles in this popular immersive exhibition. Venue: Natural History
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Museum (East Lawn) T: 020 7942 5011 W: www.nhm.ac.uk/ sensationalbutterflies Cost: Adult, child and concession £4.50*, family £16*; Adult, child and concession £4, family £14.40; free for Members, Patrons and children under four Nearest bus and tube: South Kensington Booking required: No K
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Extinction: Not the End of the World? Daily until 8 September, 10am–5.50pm (last admission 5pm) Age: Most suitable for families with children aged 10+ years Taking you beyond dodos and dinosaurs to explore the crucial role extinction plays in the evolution of life, the exhibition combines astonishing images, real specimens and interactive installations to bring to life species that disappeared long ago. Venue: Natural History Museum (Jerwood Gallery) T: 020 7942 5011 W: www.nhm.ac.uk/ extinction Cost: Adult £8, child and concession £4, family £21; Free for Members, Patrons and children under four Nearest bus and tube: South Kensington Booking required: No W
Explorer backpacks
Daily Age: Suitable for families with children aged 7 years and under. Go on an adventure around the Museum. Our Explorer Backpacks contain an activity booklet to help children make discoveries around the Museum galleries or they can simply get into the role of an explorer with the safari hat and binoculars. Choose from topics including birds, mammals, monsters, ocean or nature in the Wildlife Garden. Venue: Natural History Museum T: 020 7942 5011 W: www.nhm.ac.uk/ education/family-activities/ Cost: Free of charge (ID deposit required) Nearest bus and tube: South Kensington Booking required: No W
Hands-on Nature: Ocean Life
Saturdays, 2–5pm (during school holidays events also take place on Mondays and Fridays, 3-5pm) Age: All ages Discover some of the wonder and variety of marine creatures with the help of our science educators. Handle real specimens, make your own 3D starfish and take part in rock star challenges, featuring amazing starfish costumes from costumier Anna Cocciadiferro. Venue: Natural History Museum Marine Invertebrates gallery (Blue Zone) T: 020 7942 5011 W: www.nhm.ac.uk/ education Cost: Free drop-in family activity for all ages Nearest bus and tube: South Kensington Booking required: No W
Explore and Discover guides Daily
Age: Guides suitable for ages 5-7 and ages 8-11 Our self-led guides challenge children to answer questions, make sketches, discuss ideas and evaluate evidence as they journey through the galleries. Venue: Natural History Museum (Central Hall information desk) T: 020 7942 5011 W: www.nhm.ac.uk/ education/family-activities/ Cost: £1 Nearest bus and tube: South Kensington Booking required: No W
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Hands-on Nature: Dinosaurs Sundays, 2-5pm (during school holidays events also take place on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, 2-5pm) Age: 5-12 years Step back in time and discover more about dinosaurs by handling real fossils. Inspect a variety of prehistoric specimens and work out which ones were once dinosaurs. Compare dinosaurs’ features with those of modern animals and explore what dinosaurs ate by looking at fossilised dinosaur teeth. Find out how
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scientists classify animals through studying fossils. Venue: Natural History Museum Marine Fossil Reptiles gallery (Green Zone) T: 020 7942 5011 W: www.nhm.ac.uk/ education Cost: Free drop-in activity for families with children aged 5–12 Nearest bus and tube: South Kensington Booking required: No
The National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London WC2N 5DN T: 020 7747 2885 E: education@ng-london. org.uk W: www.nationalgallery.org. uk Cost: Free Buses: Trafalgar Square 3, 6, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 23, 24, 29, 53, 87, 88, 91, 139, 159, 176, 453 Tube: Charing Cross/ Leicester Square Booking required: No
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Take One Picture – Discover, Imagine, Explore: Children Inspired by Willem Kalf Until 22 September, Daily 10am-6pm, Fridays 10am-9pm Age: all ages Work by primary schools inspired by a still-life painting. Responses include painting, sculpture, digital animation, dance and opera. Venue: Annenberg Court,
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22 July – 21 August , Monday, 5-8pm; Weds and Friday 6-9pm Age: 13-19 years A range of activities throughout the summer Venue: 87 Masbro Rd, Shepherds Bush, W14 0LR Cost: Free Buses: 49, C1 Tube: Olympia T: 020 7603 8172 Wheelchair access: Yes Booking required: No H
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays 6–9pm Age: 14-25 years Gymnasium including circuit training and internet Venue: Churchill Gardens Residents’ Hall, Churchill Gardens Estate, London, SW1V 3AL T: 020 7630 1551 Cost: Free Bus: C10, 360 & 24 Tube: Pimlico
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Crypt Youth Club
24 July – 30 August, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. There will be some daytime trips please call for details Age: 11-18 years Lots of activities to enjoy including Table Tennis, Games – Playstation 3, Internet & Computers, Kickz Football, Cooking, daytime trips to the cinema, outdoor centre, bowling and a possible residential Venue: Ebury Youth Club, Basement – Edgson House, Ebury Bridge Road, SW1W 8RU T: 020 7641 6124; 0794 451 9917 E: pdavies1@westminster. gov.uk Cost: Most activities are free but there may be a small charge for trips Bus: 452, 360, 44, 137 Tube: Sloane Sq, Pimlico, Victoria. Booking required: Club membership is required for all trips and activities W
Every Monday – Friday 6pm to 9pm Age: 10-19 years Wide variety of activities and sports. Trips Tuesdays and Thursdays Venue: St. John’s Hall, St. John’s Wood Church, London NW8 7NE T: 020 7483 1580 Tube: St John’s Wood Booking Required: No W
Churchill Gardens Youth Club Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays 6-10pm, Saturdays 5-8pm Age: 10-19 years Lots of activities including Drop-in Sessions, pool, Arts & crafts, table tennis, educational workshops, cooking, internet, games, outdoor sports, wii and some trips Venue: Churchill Gardens Youth Club, The Annexe, Churchill Gardens Road,
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Fourth Feathers Youth and Community Centre Various time and dates, please call for details Age: 10-19 years On and off-site activities including Sport sessions, Archery, Cookery, Dance, Gardening, Music studio, swimming. Venue: 12 Rossmore Road NW1 6NX Cost: Free with ÂŁ15 annual membership T: 020 7723 8308 Tube: Marylebone Booking Required: No W
Fisherton Street Project
Tuesdays, 6-8pm and Saturdays 2-4pm Age: 8-15 years Get involved in DJing, Pool, Cooking, Art, Group games Venue: Community Hall, Fisherton Street Estate, Frampton Street NW8 8LP Cost: Call for details T: 020 7723 8308 Tube: Edgware Road Booking Required: No W
North Paddington Youth Club Various time and dates, please call for details Age: 8-19 years Take part in on and off site activities including Scuba diving, Cooking, Fitness, Football, Go Karting, Mini motors plus much more.
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Marylebone Bangladesh Society Youth Club Various time and dates, please call for details Age: 10-20 years Trips, activities and workshops including athletic, boxing and fitness, gym, table tennis, IT and CV writing Cost: Free Venue: 3 Boscobel Street, NW8 8PS T: 020 724 9746 Tube: Marylebone
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White City Youth Project
22 July – 15 August and 3-6 September, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 6-10pm Age: 13-19 years A range of activities throughout the summer Venue: White City Play Project, Randolph Beresford Early Years Centre, Australia Road, W12 7PH T: 020 8969 2528 Cost: Free Tube: White City / Wood Lane Buses: 283, 95 Booking required: No H
Old Oak Youth Project
22 July – 15 August and 2-6 September (Monday 7.45-10pm; Tuesday 6.309.30pm; Friday 7-10pm) Age: 13-19 years A range of activities throughout the summer Venue: 76 Braybrook Street, Old Oak, W12 7PH T: 020 8969 2528 Cost: Free Buses: 228, 283 Tube: White City / Wood Lane Booking required: No H
Youth club drop in sessions
Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, 5-7pm (8-13 years), 7-10pm (14-21 years) Sundays girls only club 3-8pm, (14-21 years Fridays Football training at West Way sports centre 8.30-10pm (14-21 years) Age: 8-21 years Youth club sessions open to all, including pool, table tennis competitions, play station, Quiz Nights, internet access, BBQ, cooking (day trips: go carting, quad bikes, cinema, restaurant, seaside) Venue: 19 Golborne Road, London W10 5NY T: 020 8969 0722 / 0781 451 7086 E: info@mcwg.org.uk W: mcwg.org.uk Cost: Free Tube: Ladbroke Grove, Westbourne Park, Buses: 7, 23, 28, 70, 52 , 259, 316 Booking required: No K
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Brunswick Youth Project
22-26 July and 12 August – 6 September (Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 6.30-9.30pm Age: 13-19 years A range of activities throughout the summer Venue: 34 Haldane Rd, Fulham, SW6 7EU T: 020 7385 4856 Cost: Free Tube: Fulham Broadway Buses: 28, 391 Booking required: Yes H
Caxton Youth Club – summer activities Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 6.30-9pm Age: 11-25 years Youth Club activities for young people with disabilities and their friends developing their social, educational, citizenship and life skills. Venue: Caxton Youth Organisation, Basement Clubrooms, Tintern House, Alderney Street London SW1V 4JF T: 020 7834 1883 E: rachel_caxtonyouthorg@ btconnect.com Cost: £1-£2 per session Tube: Victoria Booking required: Yes W
The Avenues Youth Project
On and off-site activities on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Trips will be on a Friday Age: 9-21 years Activities and trips will include – Aqua Splash, Cooking, Football, Fun
Invasion, Judo, Arts & Crafts with customising, Sailing, Canoeing and Power boating, Movies, Girls only workshops and boys only workshops Cost: Free Venue: 3-7 Third Avenue, W10 4NT T: 0208 969 9552 Tube: Queen’s Park, Westbourne Park Booking required: Yes W
Sands End Youth Project 22 July – 16 August and 3-6 September (Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 6.45-9.45pm) Age: 13-19 years A range of activities throughout the summer Venue: Marinefield Rd, the Adventure Playground in William Parnell Park, SW6 2LN T: 020 7736 6572 Cost: Free Tube: Imperial Wharf Buses: 391, C3 Booking required: Yes H
Baby Rhyme and Children’s Story Times 20 July – 15 September Age: 0-5 years Rhymes songs and stories for you and your children to enjoy. Look out for special summer events and activities. T: Please contact your local library for details (see p124 for details) Venue: All Hammersmith & Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster Libraries Cost: Free Booking required: No H
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Randolph Beresford Early Years Centre Summer Play – scheme
Every day over the Summer Holidays (Monday – Friday) 8.00 am to 6.00 pm Age: 3-7 years Paid holiday provision for working/studying parents Venue: Randolph Beresford Early Years Centre, Australia Road, White City, W12 7PH T: 0208 743 7339 E: admin@randolphberesford. lbhf.sch.uk Cost: Core day (9am-3pm) £12, Early drop off (8.00am) £3, Late Collection (5pm) £6, Late Collection (6pm) £8 Bus: 228, 283 Tube: White City/Wood Lane Booking required: Yes H
Awards and Arts Monday – Friday, 10am-5pm, all year round Age: 13-19 and up to 25 for disabled young people Accredited and art opportunities for young people, including Duke of Edinburgh Award, Youth Achievement Awards, Arts Award, Art, Dance, Music, Visual Arts, and more. Venue: Kensington & Chelsea College, Carlyle Building (Basement Office), Hortensia Road, London SW10 0QS T: 020 7352 3931 or 020 7352 3711 Cost: Mainly free, however some charges may apply. Bus: 328, 11, 22, 345, 19, 319, 49; Tube: Fulham Broadway/ Earls Court/ Imperial Wharf Overground. Booking required: Yes – please call for information
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Activity Explosion – Chelsea Youth Club
Monday – Friday 1-7.45pm (closed 26 August) Age: 13-19, and up to 25 for disabled young people Music technology, football training/tournament, spray art, table tennis, gym workout, non-contact boxing, CBT training and dance. Venue: Chelsea Youth Club, Blantyre Street, Chelsea, London SW10 0EQ T: 020 7349 9602; E: davida.williams@rbkc.gov.uk Cost: Free Bus: 328, 11, 22, 345, 19, 319, 49 Tube: Fulham Broadway, Earls Court or Imperial Wharf Overground Booking required: No K
Activity Explosion – Lancaster Youth Club
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 7-10pm (no session on 26 August) Age: 13-19 and up to 25 for disabled young people Various youth activities – call or just turn up and join in. Venue: Lancaster Youth Club, 128a Lancaster Road, London W11 1QS T: 020 7598 4901 Cost: Free Bus: 228, 23, 452, 52, 7, 70 Tube: Ladbroke Grove Booking required: No
or pop in for more details Venue: Chelsea Estates Youth Project, Front room, Wiltshire Close Estate, London, SW3 2NS T: 020 7584 6753 or 07528 374 798 Cost: Free, although some trips may incur a charge. Bus: 11, 22; Tube: South Kensington and Sloane Square Booking required: No K
GAP night (for disabled young people) Every Thursday, 7-9pm (closed 22 and 29 August.)
Age: 13-25 – for disabled young people only A youth club with fun packed evenings of activities for disabled young people. Venue: Golborne Youth Community Centre, Swinbrook Estate, 2a Wornington Road, North Kensington, London W10 5QW T: 020 8960 6238 Cost: Free Bus: 28, 31, 328, 7, 295, 52, 452, 23; Tube: Westbourne Park/ Ladbroke Grove Booking required: No K
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Arts and Crafts Activity Explosion – Chelsea Estates Youth Project 29 July – 23 August Age: 9-19 and up to 25 for disabled young people Various youth activities – call
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Every Tuesday and Wednesday throughout the summer, 6.45-9.15pm Age: 13-21 and up to 25 for disabled young people Traditional Arts and Crafts ranging from Nail and Body Art, Stencils, recycled
Jewellery and Pin-hole photography. Venue: Earls Court Youth Club, 120 Ifield Road, Earl’s Court, London SW10 9AF T: 020 7373 7970 or 07967 347 913 Cost: Free Bus: 211, 14, 414, 328, C3; Tube: Earls Court Booking required: Yes K
Over 16s 5-a-side football Every Thursday; 6.45-9.15pm Age: 16 -21 and up to 25 for disabled young people A great opportunity for any ‘Ballers’ out there, ECYCs are looking for fresh talent to compete in local leagues and competitions. Venue: Earls Court Youth Club, 120 Ifield Road, Earl’s Court, London SW10 9AF T: 020 7373 7970 or 07967 347 913 Cost: Free Bus: 211, 14, 414, 328, C3 Tube: Earls Court Booking required: Yes K
Football Every Monday and Friday 6-8pm (no session on 26 August) Age: 13-19 and up to 25 for disabled young people Improve your skills, join a team and play some football Venue: Youth Action Alliance, Westway Sports Centre, 1 Crowthorne Road, London W10 6RP T: 020 8960 6238 Cost: Free Bus: 295, 316 Tube: Latimer Road Booking required: No K
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Little People of Fulham
Throughout the summer Age: 4 – 8 years Nursery that offers holiday care Venue: 250a Lillie Road, London SW6 7PX T: 020 7386 0006, E: jane@littlepeople.co.uk Cost: 8am – 6pm £30; 9am – 3pm £27 Bus: 74 and 190 Tube: Hammersmith Booking required: Yes H
Advanced Music Production Every Tuesday from 23 July – 27 August; 6.45-9.15pm Age: 16 -21 and up to 25 for disabled young people Explore all areas of the music production process from lyric writing to composing, recording tracks to Mix and Master your tunes to a professional standard. Venue: Earls Court Youth
Club, 120 Ifield Road, Earl’s Court, London SW10 9AF T: 020 7373 7970 or 07967 347 913 Cost: £20 for the six-week course Bus: 211, 14, 414, 328, C3 Tube: Earls Court Booking required: Yes K
K and C play rangers 22 July – 23 August, daily 2-7pm Age: all ages The play ranger team will be in parks and open spaces across the borough daily. So come and enjoy the fun programme of sports and games at a park near you. Venue: Parks being visited are St Marks, Holland Park, Westfield Park, Meanwhile Gardens. T: 0207 938 8044 W: rbkc.gov.uk/play Cost: Free Tube: various Booking required: No
Horniman’s adventure playground
22 July – 23 August, Mondays 12noon – 6pm, Tuesday – Friday 11am – 6pm Age: 5-16 years Adventure playground offering a wide range of play activities, arts and crafts, hat making, monster making, sports, cookery, games, music and drama. Venue: Southern Row, W10 5AN T: 020 8969 5740 W: hornimansadventure.com Cost: Free Tube: Westbourne Park/ Ladbroke Grove Bus: 7, 23,52, 70, 228, 452 Booking required: Yes
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White City Adventure Playground
Every day over the Summer Holidays (Monday-Friday) – 12.30 pm to 3.30pm Age: 8-12 years Open access play provision is staffed by playworkers who are trained to understand the complex nature of children’s play. Venue: White City Adventure Playground, Australia Road, White City, W12 7PH T: 0208 749 0909 E: tlos@randolphberesford. lbhf.sch.uk Cost: Free Buses: 228, 283 Tube: White City / Wood Lane Booking required: No H
Notting Hill Adventure Playground 24 July – 23 August Age: 6-14 years Open access adventure playground, children of all abilities are welcome. Facilities include an outdoor area with swings and climbing equipment, a garden and a multi sports pitch. Indoors includes a games room and provides activities such as arts and crafts, pool and table tennis. Venue: 103a Wornington Road, North Kensington, W10 5YB T: 020 8960 3234 Cost: Free Buses: 7, 23, 52, 70, 228, 452 Tube: Ladbroke Grove/ Westbourne Park Booking required: No
Wiltshire Close Supervised Adventure Playground
24 July – 23 August, 2-6pm Age: 6-13 years Adventure playground in Wiltshire Close Estate. Climb, play and enjoy what’s on offer this summer. Venue: Rosemoor Street, SW3 – please provide full address T: 0785 400 4957 Cost: Free Tube: Sloane Square Buses: 11, 22, 328 Booking required: No K
Little Wormwood Scrubs Adventure Playground 22 July – 30 August (closed bank holiday), 11.15am-6.45pm Saturday and Sunday 12-5pm Late session for over 10+: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7-9pm, 25 July and 1, 6, 8, 13, 15, 20, 22 August Age: 6-15 years Come and climb, play and enjoy the programme on offer this summer. New sensory room and chill out zone. Venue: Dalgarno Gardens, W10 6AD T: 020 8962 6940 Cost: Free but there is a charge for refreshments and trips Buses: 7, 70 Booking required: No
Randolph Beresford Family Centre Annexe
Every day over the Summer Holidays (Monday-Friday) 9.15 am to 11.15 am Age: Birth up to 5 years Parent/Toddler Drop In. Children and their parents/ carers can enjoy a range of fun, play activities, both indoors and in the garden. Venue: Randolph Beresford Family Centre Annexe, New Zealand Way, White City, W12 7PH T: 0208 743 7339 E: admin@randolphberesford. lbhf.sch.uk Cost: £1 per family (includes fruit and drink) Buses: 228, 283 Tube: White City / Wood Lane Booking required: No H
Chelsea Foundation Kickz project Monday and Friday 6-8pm (every week) Age: 11-18 Football drills and skills as well as small sided games with our Chelsea Foundation Coaches Venue: Linford Christie Stadium Artillery Way, Off Du Cane Road, W12 0AE T: 07730 047 169 Cost: Free Tube: East Acton (Central Line) Buses: 7, 70, 72, 272 & 283 Booking required: No H
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Fulham FC Foundation Kickz Project
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays (6.30pm-9pm) Age: 12-18 years A great way to develop your football skills by joining in this project! Venue: The Brunswick Club, 34 Haldane Rd, London, Greater London SW6 7EU T: 020 8336 7586 Cost: Free Tube: Fulham Broadway Booking required: No H
Families can follow the Wallace Discovery Trail to become intrepid explorers and follow the trail around the Museum to see some of Wallace’s most important specimens. There are also lively, interactive Nature Live talks about Wallace in the Attenborough Studio. T: 020 7942 5000 Tube: South Kensington W: www.nhm.ac.uk/ wallace100 Cost: Free Tube: South Kensington Booking required: Yes, places can be booked on the day of the event. W
Cutting Edge workshop
20, 27 July 31,17, 7, 21, 28 31 August, 7 September 11.30am – 12.15pm, 1.15-2pm, 3.15-4pm Age: All ages, ideal for families with children of primary school age Investigate teeth and diet using our amazing animal skulls. Handle real specimens, take part in fun group activities and see how Museum paleontologists use skulls to find out about dinosaur diets. The workshop is 30 minutes long. Venue: Natural History Museum T: 020 7942 5000 W: nhm.ac.uk/education/ family-activities Cost: Free Tube: South Kensington Booking required: Yes, places can be booked on the day of the event. W
Wallace100: Wallace Discovery Trail July–November Age: All ages
Bayswater Play Project 24 July – 3 September, 8:30am- 6pm Age: 4-12 years Westminster Play Service offers Ofsted regulated childcare with an emphasis on play. The projects are staffed by qualified play workers. Venue: Adjacent to St. Mary of Angels School, Shrewsbury Road, W2 5PW T: 020 7641 1107, W: westminster.gov.uk/ playservice Cost: From £24 per day (concessions available) Bus: 70, 28, 7, 31, 328 Tube: Westbourne Park/ Notting Hill Gate Booking required: Advisable W
Sussex Street Play Project 24 July-3 September 2013, 8.30-6pm Age: 4-12 years Westminster Play Service offers Ofsted regulated childcare with an emphasis on play. The projects are staffed by qualified play workers.
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Venue: 3-13 Sussex Street, SW1V 4RZ T: 020 7641 1107 W: westminster.gov.uk/ playservice Cost: From £24 per day (concessions available) Bus: C10, 360 Tube: Pimlico/Victoria Booking required: Advisable W
Wilberforce Play Project 24 July-3 September, 8.30am- 6pm Age: 4-12 years Westminster Play Service offers Ofsted regulated childcare with an emphasis on play. The projects are staffed by qualified play workers. Venue: Wilberforce School, Beethoven Street, W10 4LB T: 020 7641 1107, W: www.westminster.gov.uk/ playservice Cost: From £24 per day (concessions available) Bus: 316, 6, 187 Tube: Queen’s Park Booking required: Yes W
Summer Streets
Sunday 7, 14, 21 and 28 July 12noon – 6pm A unique opportunity for pedestrians to experience Regent Street at its best, with its wide, open spaces and beautiful architecture. People can make the most of their time shopping with four consecutive traffic-free Sundays. Age: All ages Cost: Free Venue: Regent Street, London W1 W: regentstreetonline.com/ summerstreets Tube: Piccadilly Circus, Oxford Circus Booking required: No
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Monday 29 July – Sunday 4 August For a list of services and activities for children and young people with individual needs, please visit: www.lbhf.gov.uk/fisd www.kcccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/fis
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Kensington and Chelsea W: www.rbkc.gov.uk T: 020 7361 3000 Westminster City Council W: www.westminster.gov.uk T: 020 7641 6000
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Bounce
29 - 30 July, 5 -6 August, 11am- 1pm (10-13 years) 1pm-3pm (13-19 years) Age: 10-19 years Trampolining sessions where you can learn how to bounce and get accredited while enjoying yourself. Venue: Rugby Portobello Trust, 221 Walmer Road, London, W11 4EY T: 0207 229 2928 E: Leone.buncombe@rpt. org.uk or Rupert.taylor@rpt. org.uk Cost: Free Buses: 7,70,23,52,316,452 Tube: Ladbroke Grove Booking required: Yes K
Animation and Sound Workshop
30 July, 12noon-4pm Age: 13-19 years and up to 25 for disabled young people Create an animated piece and learn how to add sound to your creation using simple technology. Venue: Golborne Youth Community Centre, Swinbrook Estate, 2a Wornington Road, North Kensington, London W10 5QW T: 020 8960 6238 Cost: Free Booking required: Yes Tube: Westbourne Park K
Summer Music Camp
31 July –2 August, 12-4pm Age: 13-19 years and up to 25 for disabled young people
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Summer Music Camp
Venue: Lancaster Youth Club, 128a Lancaster Road, London W11 1QS T: 020 7598 4901 Cost: Free Bus: 228, 23, 452, 52, 7, 70 Tube: Ladbroke Grove Booking required: No
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Teddy bears picnic
29 July – 2 August, 10am-4pm Age: 9-13 years A multi-sports holiday course including football, basketball, cricket, dodgeball, kayaking and more. Venue: Chelsea Academy School, Lots Road, SW10 0AB T: 020 7351 2346 E: Alishia.williams-gayle@ rbkc.gov.uk Cost: £100 Bus: 11, 22, C3 Tube: Imperial Wharf (Overground) Booking required: Yes
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For those interested in a career in music or the music business, learn to play musical instruments, sound engineering and workshops on the music business. Venue: Golborne Youth Community Centre, Swinbrook Estate, 2a Wornington Road, North Kensington, London W10 5QW T: 020 7352 3711 Cost: Free Bus: 28, 31, 328, 7, 295, 52, 452, 23 Tube: Westbourne Park/ Ladbroke Grove Booking required: Yes K
Youth Club Night for disabled young people
31 July and 7, 14 August, 7-10pm Age: 13-25 years for disabled young people only Fun packed evening of activities.
1 August, 12-2pm. Age: Up to 23 years plus children Bring your favourite teddy bear to lunch in Holland Park. Venue: Holland Park – High Street Kensington Entrance – meet in the children’s area by the High Street Kensington entrance. T: 07714 561454 Cost: Free Bus: 9, 10, 27, 28, 49, 52, 70, 328, 452, C1; Tube: High Street Kensington Booking required: No
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Amateur Weightlifting course
1-2 August 12noon-4pm (must attend both days) Age: 16-19 years and up to 25 for disabled young people Designed to get young people involved in health and fitness with the prospect of gaining a qualification and Job in future. Venue: Golborne Youth Community Centre, Swinbrook Estate, 2a Wornington Road, North Kensington, London W10 5QW T: Abdi Aden on 07956 451 636 or 020 8960 6238 Cost: £25 deposit payable – given back on completion of the course.
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Mixtape Project
29 July – 8 August, 10am-3pm Age: 14-19 years Realise your musical potential and record yourself and others creating music. Venue: Rugby Portobello Trust, 221 Walmer Road, London, W11 4EY T: 0207 229 2928 E: Leone.buncombe@rpt. org.uk or Rupert.taylor@rpt. org.uk Cost: Free Tube: Ladbroke Grove Bus: 7, 70, 23, 52,316,452 Booking required: Yes (Please check)
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29 July-1 August 5-8, 12-15 August, 10.30-4.30pm Age: 12-19 years Learn about camera, sound, editing and make a short film. Screening in autumn. Arts Award and AQA accreditation offered. Venue: 16 Telford Road, W10 5SH T: 020 8964 2641, E: admin@thevideocollege. co.uk W: thevideocollege.co.uk Cost: FREE Buses: 23, 52, 70 or 295 Tube: Ladbroke Grove Booking required: No K
Carnival Arts Summer Programme
Carnival Arts Workshops (10.30am-4.00pm) 29 July – 2 August, 12-16 August , 19-23 August, Notting Hill Carnival – 25 August (all day) Age: 8-18 years The Clement James Centre is running a summer Carnival Arts programme culminating in participation at the Notting Hill Carnival. Venue: Clement James Centre, 95 Sirdar Road, London, W11 4EQ T: 020 7221 8801 E: rachel@clementjames.org Cost: £10 per child per week Bus: 316 and 295 Tube: Latimer Road/ Holland Park,/Shepherds Bush Booking required: Yes
Disability Sports and Arts Summer Programme
Monday – Friday, 29 July-16 August, 11am – 3pm Age: 13-25 years, for disabled young people only Variety of sports and artsbased activities for young people with disabilities. Activities include rock climbing, horse-riding, singing and dance. Venue: Various locations across the borough T: 020 7351 2346 E: Lene.smith@rbkc.gov.uk Cost: Free Bus: Call for details Tube: Call for details Booking required: Yes K
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Paddington Arts Summer School
29 July–22 August Age: 6-10 years A four-week summer project for fifty Westminster children, the programme will include a full range or creative arts workshops, sports and trips. Venue: Wilberforce Primary School, London W10 4LB T: 07984 960 695 Cost: £25 per week Bus: 6, 28, 187, 36, 316 Tube: Queen’s Park Booking required: Yes W
Kayaking, canoeing and bell boating
Monday – Friday, 29 July to 23 August; 10.30am1pm and 2-4.30pm Age: 13-19 years and up to 25 for disabled young people Kayaking, canoeing and bell boating on the Grand Union Canal – and also low ropes and climbing Venue: Canalside Activity Centre, Canal Close, North Kensington, London W10 5YA T: 020 8964 4500 Cost: £4 per session Bus:52, 295, 452, 316, 70, 228; Tube: Ladbroke Grove/ Kensal Rise Overground Booking required: No, parental consent needed if under 18. Appropriate kit is needed to participate. K
Drama Camp
29 July – Friday 2 August, 10am-12noon Age: 11-19 years Drama based workshops
working towards a show for your friends and family. Venue: Phoenix Fitness Centre and Janet Adegoke Swimming Pool, White City, London, W12 7DB T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 95 Tube: White City Booking required: No H
Glee Camp!
29 July – 1 August, 10am-11.30am Age: 11-19 years All singing, dancing and acting like the stars in the show to make your very own mini production. Venue: Lyric Hammersmith, Lyric Square, King St, Hammersmith, W6 0QL T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Tube: Hammersmith Booking required: No H
Street Dance Camp
29 July – 2 August, 12-4pm Age: 11-19 years Calling all aspiring street dancers, come along to this four day masterclass to showcase your skills with a professional street dancer. Venue: West London School for Dance, 25 Bulwer Street, W12 8AR T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 72, 95, 148, 220, 272 Tube: Shepherds Bush Market Booking required: No
Street Dance Crew
29 July, Monday 5 August, Monday 12 and Monday 19 August, 11am-1pm Age: 11-19 years Bring your crew or be part of our crew! Experience an intense week of street dance that will go on to showcase at borough events. Venue: Ealing, Hammersmith & West London College, Gliddon Road Hammersmith, W14 9BL T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 9, 10, 27, 33, 190, 209, 211, 220, 266, 267, 295, 391, 419, H91 Tube: Barons Court Booking required: No H
Fashion Design
29 July – 2 August, 2-4pm Age: 11-19 years Create your own fashion pieces with the guidance of a fashion industry professional and work towards a final piece. Venue: Shepherds Bush Library, Wood Lane, Shepherds Bush, London, W12 7BF T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Tube: Shepherds Bush Market Booking required: No H
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Basketball Club
29 July, 5 August, 12 August, 19 August, 5-7pm Age: 11-19 years Skills, Drills and Scrimmage – improve every week and be rewarded at the end Venue: Ravenscourt Park, Ravenscourt Avenue W6 0SL E: info@letmeplay.co.uk T: 020 8735 5379 Cost: Free Tube: Hammersmith/ Ravenscourt Park, Buses: 27, 190, 267, 391, H91 Booking required: No H
Football and Sports Camp
29 July – 2 August, 11am-3pm Age: 11-19 years An exclusive five day camp to develop your football and sporting skills with top coaches, the pace is fast and results professional. Venue: Linford Christie Stadium, Du Cane Road, W12 0DF T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 7, 70, 72, 272, 283 Tube: East Acton/ White City/ Wood Lane Booking required: No H
Hair and Beauty Course
29 July- 2 August, 10am-1pm Age: 11-19 years Learn the latest hair and beauty techniques in this intensive course.
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Multisport Camp
29 July – 2 August, 12noon – 2pm Age: 11-19 years Action packed sports week. Includes dodge ball, football, handball, basketball and loads more. Venue: Hurlingham & Chelsea School, Peterborough Road, SW6 3ED E: info@letmeplay.co.uk T: 020 8735 5379 Cost: Free Buses: 28, 295 Tube: Parsons Green Booking required: No H
Art Fest
29 July – 1 August, 11.30am-1pm Age: 11-19 years Any and every type of art you can imagine - taught, tested and thrown into individual display pieces and shared pieces of art work. Venue: Lyric Hammersmith, Lyric Square, King St, Hammersmith, W6 0QL T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 9, 10, 27, 190, 211, 220, 266, 267, 295, 391 Tube: Hammersmith Booking required: No H
Come Dine With Me 29-31 July, 12noon-3pm Age: 11-19 years Love the TV show? Now try it for yourself. Venue: Fulham Court Youth Centre, Fulham Court, Shottendane Rd, London,SW6 5TJ T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 14, 414, 424 Tube: Parsons Green Booking required: No H
Old Oak Football
30 July, 6, 13 , 20, 27 August, 5-7pm Age: 11-19 years Professional training drills and games at Old Oak Community Centre Venue: Old Oak Community Centre, 76 Braybrook Street, W12 0AP T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Bus Routes: 7, 70, 72, 272, 283 Tube: White City/ East Acton Booking required: No H
Beauticians Course
30 July – 2 August, 11am-2pm Age: 11-19 years An intensive professional training course in all aspects of make-up, nails and beauty therapy. Venue: Ealing, Hammersmith & West London College, Gliddon Road, Hammersmith, W14 9BL T: 020 8735 5379
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Play Day (sports)
30 July, 12pm-4pm Age: 11-19 years Come along to this action packed family day with fairground rides, basketball coaching, inflatables, facepainting, games, information stalls, steel pan music, basketball coaching and a variety of activities for children. Venue: Ravenscourt Park, Ravenscourt Avenue W6 0SL T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Tube: Ravenscourt Park Highlight Booking required: No event
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Mural My Borough
30 July, 6 August , 13 August, 20 and 27 August, 11am-1pm Age: 11-19 years A weekly art project to research your borough and produce a collaborative mural piece. Venue: Let Me Play, 27
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Gold, Bones and Mementoes Song Writing
31 July, 7, 14, 21 and 28 August, 3pm-5pm Age: 11-19 years Are you a budding songwriter? Come along and spend time with an established musician who will give you tips on improving your writing skills and help share your work. Venue: Shepherds Bush Library, Wood Lane, Shepherds Bush, London, W12 7BF T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Tube: Shepherds Bush Market Booking required: No H
Kayaking
1 August, 8 August, 15 August, 22 August, 29 August, 1-3pm Age: 11-19 years Exciting outdoor kayaking session on the River Thames, amazing scenery of London. Venue: Furnivall Sculling Club, 19 Lower Mall London W6 9DJ Tube: Hammersmith/ Ravenscourt Park E: info@letmeplay.co.uk/ T: 020 8735 5379 Cost: Free Tube: Hammersmith/ Ravenscourt Park Booking required: Yes H
4, 5 and 6 August, 11am–1pm and 2-4pm Age: 5-11 years Join Harriet Hill to create your own memento inspired by your talents, favourite people, places and heroes. Venue: Meet in the Pigott Education Centre Foyer (Orange Street entrance), The National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London WC2N 5DN T: 020 7747 2894/2885 E: education@ng-london. org.uk W: www.nationalgallery.org. uk/families Cost: Free Buses: Trafalgar Square 3, 6, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 23, 24, 29, 53, 87, 88, 91, 139, 159, 176, 453 Tube: Charing Cross/ Leicester Square Booking required: No W
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Tennis Club
31 July, 7 August, 14 August, 21 August, 28 August, 10am-12pm Age: 11-19 years A course open for all levels. Expert racquet and ball handling skills coaching, and fun round-robin tournament. Intensive racquet drills and exercises to refine your tennis skills followed by matches! Venue: Bishops Park, Bishops Park Road, Fulham SW6 6DX T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Tube: Putney Bridge Buses: 74, 220, 430 Booking required: Yes H
Urban Art
1, 8, 15, 22 and 29 August, 5-7pm Age: 11-19 years Take part in a range of urban arts projects in our weekly arts club Venue: Shepherds Bush Library, Wood Lane, Shepherds Bush, London, W12 7BF T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 72, 95, 148, 220, 272 Tube: Shepherds Bush/ Shepherds Bush Market Booking required: No H
Stage Make Up
Friday 2, 9, 16, 23 and 30 August, 2-4pm Age: 11-19 years Celebrity make overs and theatre make up skills…. make your friends look like
true actors/actresses. Venue: West London School for Dance, 25 Bulwer Street, W12 8AR T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 72, 95, 148, 220, 272 Tube: Shepherds Bush/ Shepherds Bush Market Booking required: No H
All Souls Clubhouse
Monday – Wednesday throughout August, various times, please call for details Age: 11-19 years Join in our summer of activities including sport, music, weights and trips out. Cost: Free expect for trip Venue: 141 Cleveland Street, W1T 6QG T: 0207 255 9766 E: youth@clubhousew1.org Tube: Great Portland Street/ Regent Park/ Warren’s street Booking required: Yes W
Royal College Of Music Sparks Family Discovery
20, 30 July, 1, 6, 10, 12, 13, 16, 18 August, mornings Age: Families age 5+ Hands-on interactive music workshops, including storytelling, samba drumming and gospel singing. Venue: Royal College of Music, Prince Consort Road, London, SW7 2BS T: 020 7591 4314 W: rcm.ac.uk/sparks E: sparks@rcm.ac.uk Cost: £3.50
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Tackling Tunnels – Get Messy
30 July – 3 August, 13–17 August, 27–31 August, 11.30am and 2.30pm Age: Open to all families but most suitable for those with children aged 4 to 12 years Take on the tunnel challenge. How big a tunnel can you build? Dig or build into our sandpit, with the help of sticks, picks and spades and see who can build the biggest, strongest tunnel. Venue: London Transport Museum, Covent Garden Piazza, WC2E 7BB T: 020 7379 6944 W: ltmuseum.co.uk Cost: Kids go free. Adults £15.00 annual pass for unlimited entry (£11.50 concessions) Tube: Covent Garden/ Leicester Square/ Holborn/ Charing Cross Buses: Strand or Aldwych RV1, 9, 11, 13, 15, 23, 139 Booking required: No
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Swim Club
2, 9, 16, 23, 30 August, 3.30-4.30pm Age: 11-19 years Whether you want to perfect your technique, beat your friends or just have fun these sessions are active and open to all. Venue: Phoenix Leisure Centre, Bloemfontein Road, White City, W12 7DB T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 95 Tube: White City Booking required: Yes H
Tackling TunnelsStory time
30 July – 3 August, 13-17 August, 27-31 August, 11am and 2pm Age: Open to all families but most suitable for those with children aged 3 to 7 years Hear the tales of William as he works on the first ever Underground railway tunnels in the world. Discover the dangers of digging deep and how the first tunnels were built. Venue: London Transport Museum, Covent Garden Piazza, WC2E 7BB T: 020 7379 6944 W: ltmuseum.co.uk Cost: Kids go free. Adults £15.00 annual pass for unlimited entry (£11.50 concessions) Tube: Covent Garden/ Leicester Square/ Holborn/ Charing Cross Booking required: No W
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HAFAD summer holiday programme 30 July – 24 August, weekdays from 9.30am-4.30pm Age: 11-25 years 20 fun filled days with a variety of art, music, film, cooking, dancing, yoga, drama, accessible sports, gardening, general activities and outings. Plus forums, advice and information sessions to local young disabled people and progression opportunities. Venue: Greswell Centre, Greswell Street, Fulham, SW6 6PX T: 020 7471 8510 E: info@hafad.org.uk W: www.hafad.org.uk Tube: Putney Bridge Booking required: Yes H
Steamy science
Sundays, 4, 11, 18, 25 August, Mondays, 5, 12, 19, 26 August, 11.30am, 2pm and 3pm Age: Open to all families but most suitable for those with children aged 6-12 years Discover the challenges of keeping London Moving. Become a horse and drag a bus over the bumpy cobblestones, see how far the power of steam can fire a doll and discover the joys of electricity. Venue: London Transport Museum, Covent Garden Piazza, WC2E 7BB T: 020 7379 6944 W: ltmuseum.co.uk Cost: Kids go free. Adults £15.00 annual pass for unlimited entry (£11.50 concessions)
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QPR Holiday Camps 29 July – 2 August, 5-9 August, 12-16 August, 19-23 August, and 27-30 August Age: 5-14 years QPR in the Community Trust deliver a fun summer football coaching programme for children Venues: Linford Christie Stadium and Regents Park T: 020 8740 2509 Cost: Book in advance for only £15 per day (if booked Thursday before the start of a course). £18 per day if booked after. Tube: For Regents Park: Regents Park/Baker Street; for Linford Christie Stadium: East Acton/White City/Wood Lane Buses: 7, 70, 72, 272, 283 Wheelchair access: Please check with venue Booking required: Yes K
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St Edward’s Play Project
29 July – 30 August, 9am-5pm Age: 6 -12 years Westminster Play Service offers Ofsted regulated childcare with an emphasis on play. The projects are staffed by qualified play workers. Venue: St Edward’s School, Lisson Grove, NW1 6LH T: 020 7641 1107, W: westminster.gov.uk/ playservice
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Play Makers – daily afternoon sessions
29 July – 30 August, 1-4pm Age: 8-14 years Outdoor activities chosen by children on the day e.g. team sports, arts and crafts or adventurous play. Specialist activities for children with disabilities provided during some sessions. Venue: Various locations across the city T: 020 7641 1107 W: westminster.gov.uk/ playservice Cost: FREE Nearest bus and tube: Various Booking required: No
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H&F is safer than ever
• Lowest ever recorded crime in 2012/13 • £5million for 42 extra council-funded beat Police • 800 CCTV cameras targeting offenders • Local road-shows targeting crime in your neighbourhood
The council and local Police are working together to drive crime down further in H&F. If you have information that may be helpful to us dial 101 or in an emergency call 999.To find our more visit www.lbhf.gov.uk/crime
Watch th YouTubee clip at www .lbhf.go crimeclip v.uk/ 2013
Hammersmith & Fulham Council
Monday 5 – Sunday 11 August For a list of services and activities for children and young people with individual needs, please visit: www.lbhf.gov.uk/fisd www.kcccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/fis
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Nail Bar
5-9 August, 10am-12pm Age: 11-19 years An intensive nail course that will teach you the foundations of a giving a quality manicure and nail care. Venue: Phoenix High School, The Curve,London,W12 0RQ T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 95 Tube: White City Booking required: No H
Hair and Beauty
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5-9 August, 11am-3pm Age: 11-19 years 5 days of fun Hair and Beauty practice to take you to the next level Venue: Ealing, Hammersmith & West London College, Gliddon Road, Hammersmith, W14 9BL T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 9, 10, 27, 33, 190, 209, 211, 220, 266, 267, 295, 391, 419, H91 Tube: Barons Court Booking required: No
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Bike Challenge
5, 6, 7, 8 August, 11am-3pm, and 9 August, 9-5pm (Must attend all days) Age: 13-19 and up to 25 for disabled young people Learn new bike tricks and skills and take the Deer Leap Challenge. Venue: Kensington & Chelsea College Car Park,
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Hortensia Road, London SW10 0QS T: 020 7352 3711 Cost: Free Bus: 328, 11, 22, 345, 19, 319, 49 Tube: Fulham Broadway/ Earls Court or Imperial Wharf Overground. Booking required: Yes K
Bake Off challenge
5-9 August, 12noon-4pm Age: 13-19, and up to 25 for disabled young people Learn to bake and decorate cupcakes, with a professional cake maker. Venue: Lancaster Youth Club, 128a Lancaster Road, London W11 1QS T: 020 7352 3711 Cost: £5 for the week Bus: 228, 23, 452, 52, 7, 70 Tube: Ladbroke Grove Booking required: Yes K
Non-contact boxing
5-6 August 12noon-4pm (must attend both days) Age: 13-19, and up to 25 for disabled young people Non-contact boxing course to learn exercises and techniques in this discipline and gain a qualification along the way. Venue: Golborne Youth Community Centre, Swinbrook Estate, 2a Wornington Road, North Kensington, London W10 5QW T: Abdi Aden on 07956 451636 or 020 8960 6238 Cost: Free Bus: 28, 31, 328, 7, 295, 52, 452, 23 Tube: Westbourne Park/ Ladbroke Grove Booking required: Yes
Cooking World
5-8 August, 10.30am-3pm Age: 13-19 years Cook and eat a range of different foods from around the world. Venue: Rugby Portobello Trust, 221 Walmer Road, London, W11 4EY T: 0207 229 2928 E: Leone.buncombe@rpt. org.uk or Rupert.taylor@rpt. org.uk Cost: Free Bus: 7, 70, 23, 52,316,452 Tube: Ladbroke Grove Booking required: Yes K
Far Far Away – Theatre Craft Workshops
5-11 August, 12-4.30pm (Monday – Friday, Sunday), 1-8pm (Saturday) Age: 8-13 (12noon-2pm), 13-21 (2.30-4.30pm) Sessions in writing set and costume design, music, movement, light sound and acting, culminating in a showcase at the end of the week Venue: Kensal House Youth Club, Kensal House Estate, Ladbroke Grove, W10 5BQ T: 020 8968 2961/ 07903 861674 E: youth@spidtheatre.com W: spidtheatre.com Cost: FREE Bus: 23, 52, 70, 228, 295, 316, 452 Tube: Ladbroke Grove/ Westbourne Park/ Kensal Green Booking required: Yes
Rowing on the Thames
7 August, 12noon-4pm Age: 13-19, and up to 25 for disabled young people Taster session of rowing on the Thames Venue: Golborne Youth Community Centre, Swinbrook Estate, 2a Wornington Road, North Kensington, London W10 5QW T: 020 8960 6238 Cost: Free Bus: 28, 31, 328, 7, 295, 52, 452, 23; Tube: Westbourne Park/ Ladbroke Grove Booking required: Yes, and you must be able to swim at least 10 metres K
Graffiti Project
5-7 August, 11am-12noon Age: 11-19 years Learn the roots of street art and urban design in this graffiti course. Design, spray and display your work. Venue: The Bridge Academy, Finlay Street, Fulham, SW6 6HB T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 74, 220, 430, 211 295 Tube: Parsons Green/ Hammersmith Booking required: No H
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Royal College Of Music Sparks Springboard
6-10 August, 11.30am-5pm Age: 13-18 years Join us for this five day composition course to create an eclectic new ensemble and compose a new piece inspired by music from the BBC Proms. Venue: Royal College of Music, Prince Consort Road, London, SW7 2BS T: 020 7591 4314 E: sparks@rcm.ac.uk W: rcm.ac.uk/sparks Cost: £75 including a pair of tickets to the BBC Proms on 7 August. Buses: 9, 9a, 10, 52 70 and 360 452 Tube: South Kensington/ Gloucester Road/High Street Kensington Booking required: Yes
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Costume Design
5-8 August, 11.30am-1pm Age: 11-19 years Learn the secrets and skills to great costume making. Plan, design and display your own pieces. Venue: Lyric Hammersmith, Lyric Square, King St, Hammersmith, W6 0QL T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 9, 10, 27, 190, 211, 220, 266, 267, 295, 391 Tube: Hammersmith Booking required: No
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5-9 August, 10am-3pm Age: 11-19 years Basketball and sports of your choice, everyday! Venue: Hurlingham & Chelsea School, Peterborough Road, SW6 3ED T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 28, 295 Tube: Parsons Green Booking required: No H
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11 August, 12.30-1.30pm Age: all ages Join us on a themed journey through the collection where we will walk, talk and bring paintings alive! Venue: Meet in the Pigott Education Centre Foyer (Orange Street entrance), The National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London WC2N 5DN T: 020 7747 2894/2885 E: education@ng-london. org.uk W: www.nationalgallery.org. uk/families Cost: Free Buses: Trafalgar Square: 3, 6, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 23, 24,
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Stay and Play
5, 12 and 19 August, 11am–3pm, drop-in Age: 0–5 years Stay and play with your child in this designated space inspired by a Pierre Mignard painting. Venue: Learning Gallery (Pigott Education Centre), The National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London WC2N 5DN T: 020 7747 2894/2885 E: education@ng-london. org.uk W: nationalgallery.org.uk/ families Cost: Free Bus: Trafalgar Square 3, 6, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 23, 24, 29, 53, 87, 88, 91, 139, 159, 176, 453 Tube: Charing Cross, Leicester Square Booking required: No W
Drawing Stories 5, 13 and 19 August, 12–12.50pm (repeated 2–2.50pm)
Age: all ages Harmony and discord can be found in music and paintings. Discover more with Sally Pomme Clayton from the Crick Crack Club. Venue: Meet in Room 9, The National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London WC2N 5DN T: 020 7747 2894/2885 E: education@ng-london. org.uk
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6, 13 and 20 August, 10.30-11.30am Age: 2–5 years Tell a story through artmaking and play. Venue: Meet in the Pigott Education Centre Foyer (Orange Street entrance), The National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London WC2N 5DN T: 020 7747 2894/2885 E: education@ng-london. org.uk
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5-9 August, 11am-1 pm and 27 August- 30 August, 11am-1pm Age:11-19 years Do it as the stars do – open wide and sing your hearts and hope the judges like what they hear. Venue: Bush Studios, 151 Shepherds Bush, London, W12 7JD T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 72, 95, 148, 220, 272
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Summer Production
Part 1: 5-8 August, 10am-11.30am Part 2: 12-15 August, 10am-11.30am Part 3: 19 August-22 August, 10am-11.30am Age: 11-19 years A work in progress. Be a part of this fun, fun, summer themed production based on Hammersmith & Fulham and its communities. Venue: Lyric Hammersmith, Lyric Square, King St, Hammersmith, W6 0QL T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Tube: Hammersmith Cost: Free Booking required: No
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Glee Camp
5-9 August, 10am-3pm Age: 11-19 years All singing, dancing and acting like the stars in the show to make your very own mini production. Venue: Phoenix High School, The Curve, London, W12 0RQ T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Buses: 95 Tube: White City Cost: Free Booking required: No H
Junior Football Tournament
5 August, 2-5pm Age: 11-14 years Come alone or in a team, to play for the title Trophy! Or set your sights on man of the match or best team player. Venue: Linford Christie Stadium, Du Cane Road, W12 0DF T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Tube: East Acton, White City, Wood Lane Buses: 7, 70, 72, 272, 283 Booking required: No H
Multisport Camp
6-9 August, 11am-3pm Age: 11-19 years Action packed sports week. Includes dodge ball, football, handball, basketball and loads more. Venue: Linford Christie Stadium, Du Cane Road, W12 0DF E: info@letmeplay.co.uk
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Table Tennis and Boxing
5-7 August, 12noon-2pm Age: 11-19 years Practice your table tennis and boxing skills in this two day camp that will test your fitness, speed and agility to the max. Venue: Bridge Academy, Finlay Street, Fulham, SW6 6HB T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 74, 220, 430, 211 and 295 Tube: Putney Bridge, Booking required: No H
HCGA Environmental Summer play scheme (B)
5-30 August Age: Toddlers to 12 years. Parents and carers attend too An exciting programme of environmental arts, craft and gardening activities and trips. Venue: Various locations, please visit the website for details E: info@hcga.org.uk W: hcga.org.uk/events Cost: Free – donations requested Bus: Various locations Tube: Various locations Booking required: No H
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Phoenix SAFE Holiday scheme
5 –23 August, 10am-3pm Age: 8-16 years Take part in a variety of activities including futsal, football, basketball, table tennis, music and DJing, drama, cooking, arts and crafts, swimming and farm sessions (all participants must bring a packed lunch and water). Parents/ Guardians must register their child on Thursday 1st August between 4-5pm. The camp is run on a first come, first served basis. Venue: Phoenix High School, Bloemfontein road entrance, adjacent to, Phoenix Fitness Centre and Janet Adegoke Pool, Bloemfontein Road, London W12 7DB Cost: Free Wheelchair access: Yes T: 020 8749 1141 (ext: 285) E: matthew_walsh@phoenix. lbhf.sch.uk Tube: White City, wood lane Buses: 283 H
Down with it – make and take
6-10 August, 20–24 August, 11am and 2pm Age: Open to all families but most suitable for those with children aged 4 to 12 years Invent your own character and take it up and down a lift or escalator to underground London using paper mechanics and a bundle of imagination. Venue: London Transport Museum, Covent Garden Piazza, WC2E 7BB T: 020 7379 6944 W: ltmuseum.co.uk
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Cost: Kids go free. Adults £15.00 annual pass for unlimited entry (£11.50 concessions) Tube: Covent Garden/ Leicester Square/ Holborn/ Charing Cross Buses: Strand or Aldwych RV1, 9, 11, 13, 15, 23, 139 Booking required: No W
Down with itSingalong
6-10 August, 20-24 August, 12noon and 3pm Age: Open to all families but most suitable for those with children aged 3 to 10 years Bring your animated character and join Alfie the Alligator for a singalong through the different ways to get up and down to the underground. Venue: London Transport Museum, Covent Garden Piazza, WC2E 7BB T: 020 7379 6944 W: ltmuseum.co.uk Cost: Kids go free. Adults £15.00 annual pass for unlimited entry (£11.50 concessions) Tube: Underground: Covent Garden, Leicester Square, Holborn, Charing Cross – Buses: Strand or Aldwych RV1, 9, 11, 13, 15, 23, 139 Booking required: No W
Talk and Play
5, 12 and 19 August, 11-11.30am (repeated 12-12.30pm) Age: 2–5 years Meet Catherine the Marquise, a costumed character brought to life, for singing, talking and playing. Venue: Meet in Room 18, The National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London WC2N 5DN T: 020 7747 2894 or 020 7747 2885 E: education@ng-london. org.uk W: www.nationalgallery.org. uk/families Cost: Free Bus: Trafalgar Square 3, 6, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 23, 24, 29, 53, 87, 88, 91, 139, 159, 176, 453 Tube: Charing Cross, Leicester Square Booking required: No
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6, 9 August, 11am-3pm, 20-23 August, 2-4pm Age: 11-19 years An exclusive four day camp to develop your football and sporting skills with top coaches, the pace is fast and results professional. Venue: Eel Brook Common Football Pitch, Walham Green, Musgrave Crescent, SW6 4QE T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 14, 414, 424 Tube: Fulham Broadway / Parsons Green Booking required: No H
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Movers and Shakers 11, 12, 13, 18, 19 and 20 August, 11am-1pm, repeated 2-4pm Age 5-11 years Inspired by Michael Landy’s kinetic sculptures, create drawings that move with artists Sarah Tombs and Marc Woodhead. Venue: Meet in the Pigott Education Centre Foyer (Orange Street entrance), The National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London WC2N 5DN T: 020 7747 2894/2885 E: education@ng-london. org.uk W: www.nationalgallery.org. uk/families Cost: Free Bus: Buses to Trafalgar Square: 3, 6, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 23, 24, 29, 53, 87, 88, 91, 139, 159, 176, 453 Tube: Charing Cross/ Leicester Square. Booking required: No
Sulgrave Youth Project
8 August – 6 September (Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 6.30-9.30pm) Age 13-19 years Summer programme of activities at this Youth Club Venue: 287 Goldhawk Rd, Hammersmith, W12 8EU T: 020 8748 3561 Cost: Free Tube: Stamford Brook, Ravenscourt Park Buses: 94, 237, 272 Booking required: No H
Animal Vision
7, 10, 14, 21 and 28 August at 10.30 and 11.30am and 1.30pm Age All ages This show, which features live animals, reveals a world only visible to certain reptiles and invertebrates. See how adaptations in snakes, iguanas and chameleons allow them to escape predators and locate prey and discover how bees detect ultraviolet light to help the process of pollination. Venue: Natural History Museum T: 020 7942 5000 W: nhm.ac.uk/education/ family-activities Cost: Free Tube: South Kensington Booking required: No W
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Monday 12 – Sunday 18 August For a list of services and activities for children and young people with individual needs, please visit: www.lbhf.gov.uk/fisd www.kcccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/fis
For general information: Hammersmith & Fulham W: www.lbhf.gov.uk T: 020 8748 3020
Kensington and Chelsea W: www.rbkc.gov.uk T: 020 7361 3000 Westminster City Council W: www.westminster.gov.uk T: 020 7641 6000
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Hair and Beauty – 60s and 70s Styling
12-16 August, 11am-2pm Age: 11-19 years Discover your inner 60s style and 70s swing with this exciting and inventive Hair and Beauty course Venue: Ealing, Hammersmith & West London College, Gliddon Road Hammersmith, W14 9BL T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 9, 10, 27, 33, 190, 209, 211, 220, 266, 267, 295, 391, 419, H91 Tube: Barons Court Booking required: No H
Stage Make-Up
12-15 August, 11.30am-1pm Age: 11-19 years Give your friends celebrity make overs and learn theatre make up skills. Venue: Lyric Hammersmith, Lyric Square, King St, Hammersmith, W6 0QL T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Tube: Hammersmith Booking required: No H
Cake Design
12-16 August, 11am-1pm Age: 11-19 years Couture baking and cake art. Delicate and delicious, not to be missed! Venue: Fulham Court Youth Centre, Fulham Court, Shottendane Rd,London, SW6 5TJ T: 020 8735 5379
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Ravenscourt Park Football Tournament
12-18 August, 3-6pm Age: 11-19 years Team tournament for players or teams. Test your skills against the best of the borough. Venue: Ravenscourt Park, Ravenscourt Avenue W6 0SL Tube: Hammersmith / Ravenscourt Park T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 27, 190, 267, 391, H91 Tube: Hammersmith/ Ravenscourt Park Booking required: No H
Trampolining Plus
12-16 August, 10am-12.30pm Age: 11-19 years A chance to take part in high class and fun trampolining sessions mixed in with other sports and fun activities. Venue: Phoenix High School, The Curve, Shepherds Bush, W12 ORQ T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 95 Tube: White City / East Acton Booking required: Yes H
Graffiti Arts Enterprise
13 –16 August, 3-6pm Age: 11-19 years Learn how to mix your artistic skills with business on this three day course. Venue: Sulgrave Youth Club, 287 Goldhawk Road, London, W12 8EU T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Buses: 94, 237 Tube: Goldhawk Road Cost: Free Booking required: No H
Music, Theme, Design
12-16 August, 1-3pm Age: 11-19 years Let music be the inspiration behind the art in this five day art camp. Venue: Fulham Court Youth Centre, Fulham Court, Shottendane Rd, London, SW6 5TJ T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Buses: 14, 414, 424 Tube: Parsons Green Cost: Free Booking required: No H
Royal College Of Music Sparks Explorers
13-15 August, 11am-4.30pm daily Age: 10-12 years Join RCM musicians and Rachel Leach for a fun and creative three day course inspired by Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition. Venue: Royal College of Music, Prince Consort Road,
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London, SW7 2BS T: 020 7591 4314 E: sparks@rcm.ac.uk W: rcm.ac.uk/sparks Cost: £75 including a pair of tickets to the BBC Proms on 13 August. Buses: 9, 9a 10, 52 70 and 360 452 Tube: South Kensington/ Gloucester Road/High Street Kensington Booking required: Yes W
Ready, Steady, Cook
14-16 August, 3.30-5pm Age: 11-19 years As the show says…READY, STEADY, COOK! Fast and practical with heaps of fun and yum! Venue: Brunswick Youth club, 36 Haldane Road, London, SW6 7EU T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Buses: 28, 391 Tube: Fulham Broadway Cost: Free Booking required: No H
Hair, beauty and barbering workshop
12-16 August, 12noon4pm (must attend all days) Age: 13-19, and up to 25 for disabled young people An introduction to the skills required to enter the job market in this industry. Venue: Golborne Youth Community Centre, Swinbrook Estate, 2a Wornington Road, North Kensington, London W10 5QW T: 020 8960 6238
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Summer Play Programme Dance Attack
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Nurseries Carnival
12 August, 12noon-4pm (approx) Age: All ages Themed carnival with fun activities, a parade, games, face painting and much more. Venue: Kensington Memorial Park, St Mark’s Road, W10 6NN T: 020 8968 4840 Cost: Free Buses: 7, 23, 52, 70, 228, 452 Tube: Ladbroke Grove K
Worlds End Arts Week
12-17 August, 10.30am–4pm Age: 13-19, and up to 25 for disabled young people Creative mask-making and performance where you can gain your Arts Award Venue: 7 Worlds End Place, King Road, London SW10 0D1 T: 020 7352 3711 or call 0780 715 9958 Cost: Free Bus: 328, 11, 22, 345, 19, 319, 49; Tube: Fulham Broadway/ Earls Court Booking required: Yes
Art Attack – Graffiti Challenge
14 August, 2-3.30pm Age: All ages A celebration of dance. The children enjoy rehearsing and showing off their talents. Participants come from the Play Centres, Adventure and Community Play. Venue: Cadogan Hall, 5 Sloane Terrace, London SW1X 9DQ T: 020 7938 8044 W: rbkc.gov.uk/play Cost: Free Buses: 9, 10, 27, 28, 49, 52, 70, 328, 452 Tube: Kensington High Street Booking required: Yes K
Young mum’s shaping up
14 August, 2-3pm Age: Up to 23, plus children Get active with your child in Holland Park. Venue: Holland Park – High Street Kensington Entrance – meet in the children’s area by the High Street Kensington entrance. T: 07714 561454 Cost: Free Bus: 9, 10, 27, 28, 49, 52, 70, 328, 452, C1; Tube: High Street Kensington Booking required: No
14-16 August, 5-6.30pm Age: 11-19 years Learn the roots of street art and urban design in this graffiti course. Design, spray and display your work. Venue: Brunswick Youth club, 36 Haldane Road, London, SW6 7EU T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 28, 391 Tube: Fulham Broadway Booking required: No H
Basketball Jam
16 August, 4-7pm Age: 11-19 years Fast paced, NBA styled Jam with Music, megaphones, prizes and NBA branding. Venue: Ealing, Hammersmith and West London College, Gliddon Road , W14 9BL T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 9, 10, 27, 33, 190, 209, 211, 220, 266, 267, 295, 391, 419, H91 Tube: Barons Court Booking required: No H
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Kensington and Chelsea Play Day
16 August, 12noon-4.30pm Age range: All ages A fun activity day for all the family. Come and join in at the Play Village, ecology sessions, sports games, face painting, fun fair rides, sports taster sessions, bike riding, inflatables, arts and crafts, early years area for mums, dads and toddlers, inclusion activity area, funfair rides and BBQ’s rock climbing, spider mountain the fun play bus and a range of other activities. Venue: Emslie Hornimans Park, Bosworth Road, W10 5EQ T: 020 7938 8044 W: rbkc.gov.uk/play Cost: Free Buses: 7, 23, 28, 31, 52, 70, 328, 452 Highlight Tube: Ladbroke Grove/Westbourne Park event Booking required: No
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Monday 19 – Sunday 25 August For a list of services and activities for children and young people with individual needs, please visit: www.lbhf.gov.uk/fisd www.kcccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/fis
For general information: Hammersmith & Fulham W: www.lbhf.gov.uk T: 020 8748 3020
Kensington and Chelsea W: www.rbkc.gov.uk T: 020 7361 3000 Westminster City Council W: www.westminster.gov.uk T: 020 7641 6000
Key: H Hammersmith & Fulham K Kensington and Chelsea W Westminster Disability access
Basketball Training 19-23 August, 2-5pm Age: 11-19 years Five days of basketball training with professional coaches. Skills, drills and games Venue: Ravenscourt Park, Ravenscourt Avenue W6 0SL E: info@letmeplay.co.uk T: 020 8735 5379 Cost: Free Buses: 27, 190, 267, 391,H91 Tube: Hammersmith/ Ravenscourt Park, Booking required: No H
Multisport Camp
19-22 August, 3.30-6.30pm Age: 11-19 years Action packed sports week. Includes dodge ball, football, handball, basketball and loads more. Venue: The Brunswick Club for Young People, 34 Haldane Road, SW6 7EU E: info@letmeplay.co.uk T: 020 8735 5379 Cost: Free Buses: 28, 391 Tube: Fulham Broadway/ West Brompton Booking required: No H
Junior Football Tournament
19 August, 12pm – 3pm Age: 11-14 years Come alone or in a team, to play for the title trophy! Or set your sights on man of the match or best team player. Venue: Eel Brook Common Football Pitch, Walham
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Green, Musgrave Crescent, SW6 4QE T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Tube: Fulham Broadway, Parsons Green Buses: 14, 414, 424 Booking required: No H
Multi-Sports Activities Week
19-23 August, 10am-4pm Age: 9-13 years A multi-sports holiday course including football, basketball, cricket, dodgeball, trampolining and more. Venue: St Charles 6 Form College T: 020 7351 2346 E: Alishia.williams-gayle@ rbkc.gov.uk Cost: £100 Bus: 27, 52, 228, 295, 452 Tube: Ladbroke Grove Booking required: Yes
Summer Dance Camp
19-23 August, 11.30am-4.30pm (must attend all days) Age: 13-19, and up to 25 for disabled young people With professional choreographers you can learn the latest dance moves and gain your Arts Award. Venue: Golborne Youth Community Centre, Swinbrook Estate, 2a Wornington Road, North Kensington, London W10 5QW T: Tania Moore on 07739 314 570 or Abdi Aden on 07572 380 888 Cost: Free Bus: 28, 31, 328, 7, 295, 52, 452, 23; Tube: Westbourne Park/ Grove Booking required: Yes
Kensal Voices
20 – 24 August, 11am – 5pm Age: 13-25 years Youth Heritage Project about Kensal House. Develop practical film, photography, design, multimedia and acting skills while exploring the heritage of Kensal House working with the V&A. Venue: Kensal House Youth Club, Kensal House Estate, Ladbroke Grove, W10 5BQ T: 020 8968 2961/07903 861674 E: youth@spidtheatre.com, W: spidtheatre.com Cost: FREE Bus: 23, 52, 70, 228, 295, 316, 452 Tube: Ladbroke Grove/ Westbourne Park /Kensal Green Booking required: Yes K
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Multi-Sports Activities
19-23 August, 10am-4pm Age: 9-13 years A multi-sports holiday course including football, basketball, cricket, dodgeball, kayaking and more. Venue: St Charles 6 Form College, 74 St Charles Square, London W10 6EY T: 020 7351 2346 E: Alishia.williams-gayle@ rbkc.gov.uk Cost: ÂŁ100 for the week Bus: 27, 52, 228, 295, 452; Tube: Ladbroke Grove Booking required: Yes K
Senior Football Tournament
19 August, 3-5 pm Age: 15 – 19 years Team Tournament for senior football players or teams. Vouchers to be won. Venue: Eel Brook Common
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Football Pitch, Walham Green, Musgrave Crescent, SW6 4QE Buses: 14, 414, 424 Tube: Fulham Broadway/ Parsons Green E: info@letmeplay.co.uk T: 020 8735 5379 Cost: Free Buses: 7, 70, 72, 272, 283 Tube: East Acton/ White City/ Wood Lane, H
Glee Mini production
19-23 August, 11am-1pm Age: 11-19 years All singing, dancing and acting like the stars in the show to make your very own mini production. Venue: Fulham Court Youth Centre, Fulham Court, Shottendane Rd, London, SW6 5TJ T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free
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Props Making
19-22 August, 11.30am-1pm Age: 11-19 years Gain experience of working with a wide range of propmaking materials and techniques from industry professionals. Venue: Lyric Hammersmith, Lyric Square, King St, Hammersmith, W6 0QL T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 9, 10, 27, 190, 211, 220, 266, 267, 295, 391 Tube: Hammersmith Booking required: No H
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Sulgrave Art Attack
19-23 August, 3-6pm Age: 11-19 years Express your creative skills in this art extravaganza Venue: Sulgrave Youth Club, 287 Goldhawk Road, London, W12 8EU T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 94, 237 Tube: Goldhawk Road Booking required: No H
Come Dine with Me 19-23 August, 1-3pm Age: 11-19 years Love the TV show? Now try it for yourself. Venue: Fulham Court Youth Centre, Fulham Court, Shottendane Rd,London, SW6 5TJ T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 14, 414, 424 Tube: Parsons Green Booking required: No H
Spoken Word
20-22 August, 11am-1pm Age: 11-19 years Fancy writing your own lyrics or songs and putting them to music and instruments? This is the week for you. Venue: Shepherds Bush Library, Wood Lane, Shepherds Bush, London, W12 7BF T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Tube: Shepherds Bush Market Booking required: No H
Musical Tea Party
21 August, 2-5pm Age: 11-19 years Volunteer to help create the perfect tea party with inspired dishes and accompanying music for local residents. Venue: John Betts House, Rylett Road, London, W12 9NJ T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Buses: 94, 237, 272 Tube: Stamford Brook/ Ravenscourt Park Cost: Free Booking required: No H
Basketball Jam
23 August, 5-7pm Age: 11-19 years Fast paced, NBA styled Jam with Music, megaphones, prizes and NBA branding. Venue: Ravenscourt Park, Ravenscourt Avenue W6 0SL T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 27, 190, 267, 391, H91 Tube: Hammersmith/ Ravenscourt Park Booking required: No
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Project Runway
20-22 August, 1-3pm Age: 11-19 Fashion photography, denim design, bag making, look books and loads more. Venue: Shepherds Bush Library, Wood Lane, Shepherds Bush, London, W12 7BF E: info@letmeplay.co.uk T: 0208 735 5379 Cost: Free Tube: Shepherds Bush Market Bus: 72, 95, 148, 220, 272 Booking required: No H
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Football Tournament
23 August 3.30 – 6.30pm Come along with your friends and win prizes. Age: All ages Venue: The Brunswick Club for Young People, 34 Haldane Road, SW6 7EU E: info@letmeplay.co.uk T: 0208 7355379
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Monday 26 August – Sunday 1 September For a list of services and activities for children and young people with individual needs, please visit: www.lbhf.gov.uk/fisd www.kcccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/fis
For general information: Hammersmith & Fulham W: www.lbhf.gov.uk T: 020 8748 3020
Kensington and Chelsea W: www.rbkc.gov.uk T: 020 7361 3000 Westminster City Council W: www.westminster.gov.uk T: 020 7641 6000
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Project Runway and Fashion Make-Up
27-30 August, 3-6pm Age: 11-19 years Fashion Make up classes and runway preparation for a showcase ending! Venue: West London School for Dance, 25 Bulwer Street, W12 8AR T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 72, 95, 148, 220, 272 Tube: Shepherds Bush Market Booking required: No H
Junior Football Tournament
27 August, 2-5pm Age: 11-14 years Come alone or in a team, to play for the title trophy! Or set your sights on man of the match or best team player. Venue: Linford Christie Stadium, Du Cane Road, W12 0DF T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Tube: East Acton, White City, Wood Lane Buses: 7, 70, 72, 272, 283 Booking required: No H
Multisport Camp
27-30 August, 10am-1pm Age: 11-19 years Action packed sports week. Includes dodge ball, football, cricket, basketball and loads more. Venue: Fulham College Boys School, Kingwood Road, SW6 6SN
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www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 74, 220, 430 Tube: Parsons Green/ Hammersmith/ Putney Bridge Booking required: No H
Pre Season Basketball Training
27-30 August, 2-5pm Age: 14-19 years Prepare yourself for the basketball season with expert training drills as well as master classes in shooting, dribbling and defence that will develop your game and improve your fitness. Venue: Ealing, Hammersmith and West London College, Gliddon Road , W14 9BL T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 9, 10, 27, 33, 190, 209, 211, 220, 266, 267, 295, 391, 419, H91 Tube: Barons Court Booking required: No H
Drama Lab
27-30 August, 4.30-6pm Age: 11-19 years Intense and fun drama workshops from mainstream to quirky…don’t miss this! Venue: Sulgrave Youth Club, 287 Goldhawk Road, London, W12 8EU T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Buses: 94, 237 Tube: Goldhawk Road
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Summer Production – The Finale! 27-29 August, 10am-1pm Age: 11-19 years Final part of your drama work in progress. Three days of rehearsals and showcasing. Venue: Lyric Hammersmith, Lyric Square, King St, Hammersmith, W6 0QL T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Buses: 9, 10, 27, 190, 211, 220, 266, 267, 295, 391 Tube: Hammersmith Cost: Free Booking required: No H
Street Dance Crew
27-30 August, 12noon-3pm Age: 11-19 years Bring your crew or be part of our crew! Experience an intense week of street dance that will go on to showcase at borough events. Venue: Ealing, Hammersmith & West London College, Gliddon Road Hammersmith, W14 9BL T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 9, 10, 27, 33, 190, 209, 211, 220, 266, 267, 295, 391, 419, H91 Tube: Barons Court Booking required: No H
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Stand Up Comedy
27-30 August, 11am-1pm Age: 11-19 years We have a touring comedian ready to teach you the tricks of the trade. Beginners and advanced – roll up! Venue: West London School for Dance, 25 Bulwer Street, W12 8AR T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 72, 95, 148, 220, 272 Tube: Shepherds Bush Market Booking required: No H
Bag Making and Design
27-30 August, 3-4.30pm Age: 11-19 years An amazing opportunity for you to design your own bags and accessorise your old ones! Venue: Sulgrave Youth Club, 287 Goldhawk Road, London, W12 8EU T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 94, 237 Tube: Goldhawk Road Booking required: No H
Graffiti Masterclass
27-30 August, 11am-1pm Age: 11-19 years Learn the roots of street art and urban design in this graffiti course. Design, spray and display your work. Venue: Masbro Centre, 87 Masbro Road, London, W14 0LR
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T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 9, C1 Tube: Shepherds Bush/ Kensington Olympia Booking required: No H
Pre Season Football Training
26 August – 1 September, 2-5pm Age: 11-19 years Football training camp to get you in tip top shape for the upcoming season. Venue: Linford Christie Stadium, Du Cane Road, W12 0DF T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 7, 70, 72, 272, 283 Tube: East Acton/ White City/ Wood Lane Booking required: No H
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Body Pump
28-30 August, 3-4.30pm Age: 11-19 years Sculpt, tone and strengthen your entire body with this high intensity fitness session. Venue: The Brunswick Club for Young People, 34 Haldane Road, SW6 7EU T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 28, 391 Tube: Fulham Broadway / West Brompton Booking required: No H
Multisport Challenge
28-30 August, 4.30-6pm Age: 11-19 years Challenge each other and the other teams in football, dodgeball and quick cricket championships! Venue: The Brunswick Club for Young People, 34
Haldane Road, SW6 7EU T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 28, 391 Tube: Fulham Broadway / West Brompton Booking required: No H
Summer Sports Awards
30 August, 1-4pm Age: 11-19 years Come along to this sports celebration event, rewarding the best players, teams and attitudes in the borough. Venue: Hammersmith Town Hall, King Street, W6 9JU T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 27,190,266,267,391, and H91 Tube: Hammersmith / Ravenscourt Park Booking required: No H
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www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
Summer Production and Street Dance Show – Celebration event
30 August, 1-4pm Age: 11-19 years Street dance performance by The Street Dance crew to kick of this celebration event of all dance and drama classes and shows happening during the summer. Venue: Hammersmith Town Hall, King Street, W6 9JU T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Tube: Hammersmith / Ravenscourt Park Buses: 27,190,266,267,391, zH91 Booking required: No H
Fashion Show and Art Exhibition – Celebration Event
30 August, 1pm-4pm Age: 11-19 years Display and celebrate your work of the summer…awards to be given and party and prizes! Venue: Hammersmith Town Hall, King Street, W6 9JU T: 020 8735 5379 E: info@letmeplay.co.uk Cost: Free Buses: 27,190,266,267,391, and H91 Tube: Hammersmith / Ravenscourt Park footloose Booking required: No
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LIBRARIES For general information: Hammersmith and Fulham:
Westminster:
T: 020 8753 3820 W: lbhf.gov.uk/libraries
Kensington and Chelsea:
T: 020 7361 3010 W: rbkc.gov.uk/libraries
Askew Road Library 87/91 Askew Road, W12 9AS T: 020 8753 3863 Tube: Goldhawk Road / Shepherds Bush Market Bus: 266
Church Street Library 67 Church Street, NW8 8EU Tube: Edgware Road
Little Venice Sports Centre Library 10 Crompton Street W2 1ND Tube: Edgware Road/ Maida Vale
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Fulham Library 598 Fulham Road, SW6 5NX T: 020 8753 3877 Bus: 14, 414, 424 Tube: Parsons Green
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Brompton Library 210 Old Brompton Road, SW5 0BS Buses: C1 Tube: Earl’s Court/ Gloucester Road
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Hammersmith Library Shepherds Bush Road, W6 7AT T: 020 8753 3823 Tube: Hammersmith Broadway
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Charing Cross Library 4-6 Charing Cross Road, WC2H 0HF Tube: Charing Cross/ Leicester Square
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Chelsea Library Chelsea Old Town Hall, King’s Road, SW3 5EZ Tube: Sloane Square Buses: 11, 22, 49, 211, 319 K
Kensal Library 20 Golborne Road, W10 5PF Tube: Westbourne Park Buses: 23 K
Kensington Central Library Phillimore Walk, W8 7RX Nearest tube: High Street Kensington Buses: 9, 10, 27, 28, 49, 52, 328, 452, C1 K
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T: 020 7641 1300 W: Westminster.gov.uk/ libraries
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Maida Vale Library Sutherland Avenue W9 2QT Tube: Maida Vale/ Warwick Avenue W
Marylebone Library Council House Marylebone Road (entrance in Gloucester Place) NW1 5PS Tube: Baker Street/ Marylebone (Please note that it is likely that Marylebone Library will be closed for a short period during the summer while the library relocates). W
Mayfair Library 25 South Audley Street W1K 2PB Tube: Bond Street/Green Park/Hyde Park Corner W
F O R T H E L AT E S T I N F O R M AT I O N A N D U P D AT E S , V I S I T:
www.lbhf.gov.uk www.kccentral.rbkc.gov.uk www.westminster.gov.uk/inthecity
North Kensington Library 108 Ladbroke Grove, North Kensington, W11 1PZ Tube: Ladbroke Grove Buses: 7, 23, 52, 70,452 K
Notting Hill Gate Library 1 Pembridge Square, Notting Hill, W2 4EW Tube: Notting Hill Gate Buses: 27, 28, 31, 52, 70, 94, 328,452 K
Paddington Children’s Library Clifford Hall, Porchester Road, W2 5DU Tube: Paddington W
Pimlico Library Lupus Street SW1V 3AT Tube: Pimlico
Advice and support for young people Over the summer and throughout the year, the Health Team offers young people support and advice on a range of issues from careers to looking after your sexual health.
Health and wellbeing
Mon – Fri, 9-5pm, all year round Age: 13-19 years, up 25 years for disabled young people Information, advice and guidance for young people on health, relationship and wellbeing issues. Venue: Various – call for details T: 020 7938 8034 Cost: Free Tube: various Booking: No
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Queen’s Park Library 666 Harrow Road, W10 4NE Tube: Kensal Green/ Westbourne Park/ Queen’s Park W
Shepherds Bush Library 6 Wood Lane London W12 7BF T: 0208 753 3842 Bus: 220, 72 Tube: Shepherds Bush Market / Shepherds Bush H
St John’s Wood Library 20 Circus Road, NW8 6PD Tube: St John’s Wood W
Victoria Library 160 Buckingham Palace Road, SW1W 9UD Tube: Victoria W
Hidden Harm
Telephone for information or guidance anytime Age: 5-18 years up 25 years for disabled young people One to one and group support for children affect by parental substance misuse. Cost: Free T: 0773 9 314796/ 020 7938 8027 Booking required: No
Umbrella Road Show
25 July to 30 August Age: 13-19 years up 25 years for disabled young people Increase awareness on lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans issues in young people. Cost: FREE
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T: 07817 255728/ 020 7938 8021 Tube: Borough wide Booking: No
Health Room
25 July – 30 August Shiatsu massage, art therapy, sexual health advice Age: 13-19 years up 25 years for disabled young people Cost: Free Venue: Borough wide T: 07817 255728/ 020 7938 8021 Tube: Borough wide Booking required: No
Information, Advice and Guidance Mon – Thurs , 10-4pm, 29 July – 29 August Careers guidance, advice and information for young people on housing issues, benefits, drugs and training. Age: 13-19 years up 25 years for disabled young people Cost: Free Venue: 128a Lancaster Road, London, W11 1QS T: 0207 5984 901 Bus: 228,23,452,52,7,70, Tube: Ladbroke Grove Booking required: No
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