Events

Forest Fun Playschemes!

   next Forest Fun days are February half term.

           Tue 14th & Wed 15th Feb

                   £20 per child

         10% discount for siblings

       FREE places for Gower residents

(Please state post code on booking form and

we will confrim if you are eligible.)

 

              Do you like...  

    Building dens

        Cooking on a campfire

            Building a fire

                Woodland crafts

                    Nature games

                        Trails & Exploration...

  and make new friends and get your hands dirty!

       

 

Forest Fun Parties

                 £160 for a 2 hour party

                    for up to 12 children

                            To include:

                             Hot Dogs

                   Toasted Marshamallows

                          Refreshments

                     Activities to include:

                             Campfire

                          Den Building

                              Games

                             Playtime

All parties and playschemes have at least two qualified Forest School Leaders, CRB checked & have public liability insurance.

Every child must have a signed consent form. Please print off and complete a Consent Form for your child to bring with them.

How to book:

1)  Please complete a Fun Day Booking Form. Stating which date(s) you require.

2)  Please send a cheque by post made out to 'Forest School Swansea Neath Port Talbot' to Forest School SNPT, Bishopswood, Caswell, Swansea, SA3 3BS

3)   Please print off and complete a Consent Form.  Either send this with your payment, or give to your child to bring with them.

What Open Access Play means

Open Access Play projects provide supervised play activities for school aged children. Open access means that the playscheme is open to all children in the local community on a first come first served basis. Supervised play activities are provided by staff on a sessional basis.

"While the project has a duty of care for the children while they are at the project, they are not responsible for ensuring that children remain on the premises, or for supervising their return home. The parent may instruct the child to stay at the project for a given time but it is not the responsibility of the playworkers to enforce this. The arrangement for the collection of the child must be between the parent and the child and not between parents and Forest School staff".
C&C Swansea Play Team