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​Thursdays at Tortworth

Create, Connect, Challenge and Grow

Summer Holiday Club 2017
Thursdays at Tortworth | 10:00 - 14:00 | Tortworth Forest Centre

  0 - 12 Years

Join us for a full day of play and learning and get immersed in this fantastic arboretum. Each day will have a theme - see below - and include games, craft activities and simple tool use such as whittling. You can visit and feed the goats, cook lunch over the open fire and round the day off with a story or  songs around a campfire and a delicious hot chocolate.

27 Jul - ​Harry Potter - make your own wand!
03 August - Pirate Play - swashbuckling forest fun!
​10 August - Hobbits, Goblins&Elves - story telling adventure
17 August - Dragon Hunting - enrol in dragon fighting school
​24 August - Fox steals the fire - fire day

Booking essential. Please contact Jemma Robinson on 
​07581 067 365 or at robinsonsdiscoverytree@gmail.com

All participants must bring a packed lunch.
​Sessions take place in all weather so appropriate clothing is essential.
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Dragon hunting: make your own weapon, hunt for dragons!
Session costs:
  • £10.00 (parent and child) 0 - 5 years | Must be accompanied by an adult.
  • £14.00 (parent and child) 6 - 14 years | Must be accompanied by an adult.
  • £22.00 per child 6 - 14 years |  Unaccompanied | We have the facilities for you to leave your child with us for the duration of the session - please call to discuss and arrange
Discounts available if you sign up for multiple sessions or for multiple children from same family (up to 3 children). 
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Credit: Tom Bridge Photography
​Tortworth Forest Centre is based at Tortworth Arboretum, Wotton-Under-Edge, a historically and culturally rich woodland in South Gloucestershire.

The arboretum is a 20 acre site once owned by the Ducie family, part of the original Tortworth Estate. The arboretum trees were planted by the third Earl of Ducie, Henry John Moreton, from 1853 onwards, complementing the existing ancient trees spread across the Tortworth Estate parkland. He continued this until his death in 1921.
The arboretum is currently being lovingly restored for community use by Tortworth Forest Centre.
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Come and meet these adorable but pesky goats!
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