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Chessell Pottery this summer !

July 20, 2011

PIRATES AND PRINCESSES Monday 25th July – Friday 2nd September This summer at Chessell Pottery we will be celebrating the fairytale world of Pirates and Princesses. Join in the fun and have a go at making your own Pirate or Princess inspired pottery designs with the children this summer. Our easy-to-use decorating sponges include crowns, [...]

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Goodleaf Tree Climbing Isle of Wight

July 12, 2011

Go wild in the great outdoors this summer with Goodleaf Tree Climbing!Funded by the government’s Short Breaks programme Goodleaf are runningtree climbing sessions and bushcraft days for children and young people withdisabilities on the Island.Tree climbing takes you into the canopy of an ancient oak tree climb usingropes and harness. If you’re less mobile we [...]

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15 Family Tickets to be won for the ‘Jay Miller Circus’ this Summer on the Isle of Wight

July 9, 2011

15 Family Tickets to be won for the ‘Jay Miller Circus’ this Summer. Jay Millers 2011 Circus production is presented by a young & dynamic new Ringmaster to the Circus world, Mr ROSS FARRER, who brings an individual & energetic approach with him to our Circus presentation. Among this years talent, from the Capital City of [...]

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1/2 term with National Trust Isle of Wight

May 26, 2011

Family events at Island National Trust places this half term holiday begin with a Magical Punch & Judy Show at Mottistone Manor Garden on Tuesday 31 May. At 11.30am island magician David Randini will be performing his traditional show suitable for all ages. The show lasts about 30 minutes and as it takes place in [...]

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1/2 term With Fired Art Ceramic Cafe & The Bead Shop Ryde

May 26, 2011

Fired Art Ceramic Cafe in Ryde now has a new Bead Shop, so you can come and design and paint your own piece of china, or choose from our gorgeous selection of beads and findings to make your own jewellery, with as much help and advice on hand as you may wish!The Bead Shop also offers jewellery making parties and [...]

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1/2 term Day Camps on the Isle of Wight

May 26, 2011

Daycamps for Children Daycamps at YMCA Winchester House have been successfully running for over four years offering holiday care and activities for children from 4 – 14 years. For the last 2 years YMCA Winchester House has been part of the Aiming High for disabled children scheme, enabling children with disabilities to attend daycamps alongside [...]

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1/2 term at the The Needles Park at Alum Bay

May 26, 2011

The Needles Park at Alum Bay is a great fun day out for all the family. The Island’s most famous landmark attraction has so much more to enjoy than the stunning views. The Needles Park offers a range of attractions including the spectacular chairlift to the beach to see the Needles Rocks and lighthouse and [...]

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1/2 term take a trip to Royal Osborne on the Isle of Wight

May 26, 2011

Royal Osborne – Royal Osborne, Queen Victoria’s family home, is one of the most popular attractions on the Isle of Wight. The house and estate give you a unique glimpse into the private life of Queen Victoria, Prince Albert and their nine children. Explore the opulent state rooms and the intimate rooms of the royal [...]

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Chessell Pottery 1/2 term make some thing for Father’s Day

May 26, 2011

DO IT FOR DAD WEEK 20% off 1 pint mugs Monday 30th May – Friday 3rd June This May half-term at Chessell Pottery we are hosting the very popular ‘Do if for Dad Week’, with a fantastic offer of 20% off 1 pint mugs, the perfect personalised gift for Father’s Day. Father’s Day decorating sponges [...]

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Carisbrooke Castle this 1/2 term

May 26, 2011

Carisbrooke Castle this 1/2 term what will you find! Carisbrooke Castle is the historic royal castle on the Isle of Wight. It is remarkably complete with battlements to march across and a keep to climb and is famous as a royal prison to Charles I. The donkeys that live at the castle are a must-see [...]

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