Skip to main content

Families Hampshire West Sep/Oct 2020 (Digital)

Page 1

FREE

Hampshire West

IN THIS ISSUE

Win a family holiday to Santa’s Lapland

September/October 2020 familiesonline.co.uk

familiesonline.co.uk

September 2020 1


HOLIDAYS

A world of sea, sand and seclusion at Whitecliff Bay Breath in the sea air and sail away from the real world to our island paradise, nestled within a secluded bay on the Isle of Wight. Enjoy the perks of its spectacular secluded beach right on your doorstep, incredible views, indoor swimming pool with flume, an activity programme for all ages and live streamed entertainment, we’ve got the perfect recipe for all the family! Or head out and explore, this gem of an island has so much to offer! Be assured that with Away Resorts you can enjoy a COVID-safe getaway. Find out more at www.awayresorts.co.uk

Get away

this October half term… perfect for all the family!

Bralls

Sandy

Whitecliff

• On-site restaurant and pub • Live streamed entertainment • Halloween themed activity programmes for all ages • Meet our alpacas!

Bray

• On-site restaurant and clubhouse • Live streamed entertainment

• Outstanding accommodation options

• Halloween themed activity programmes for all ages

• Fantastic woodland walks or hire bikes and explore the local area

• Outstanding accommodation options

SandyBallsAwayResorts

AwayResortsUK

• Secluded beach, right on your doorstep

AwayResortsHolidays

WhitecliffAwayResorts

AwayResortsUK

AwayResortsHolidays

To book, visit awayresorts.co.uk and quote FAMO20 or call 03334 553 723

2 September 2020

familiesonline.co.uk


CONTENTS

In This Issue

We’re Celebrating!

2

Holidays

4

Education

There are some reasons to celebrate as we head into autumn.

14 Early Years 16 Halloween 20 Autumn Activities 22 Health 23 Parenting 24 Clubs & Classes 26 Activities

Get in touch Families is a registered trademark of LCMB Ltd, Remenham House, Regatta Place, Marlow Road, Bourne End, Bucks SL8 5TD. The contents of this magazine are fully protected by copyright and none of the editorial or photographic matter may be reproduced in any form without prior consent of Families Print Ltd. Every care is taken in the preparation of this magazine but Families Print Ltd, its distributors, franchisees and LCMB Ltd cannot be held responsible for the claims of advertisers nor for the accuracy of the contents, or any consequences thereof.

Our children will hopefully get to go back to school and nursery after a huge break, which is really good news for parents. This autumn also marks the 30 year anniversary of Families Magazine, first launched in London in 1990. Throughout the next 12 months, we’ll have lots of freebies on offer for our subscribers to mark this milestone. So sign up if you don’t want to miss out! It’s FREE. To get the ball rolling, we’re proud to offer you the chance to win a family holiday to Santa’s Lapland in Finland! See page 27 for details. In the meantime, we hope you find this issue useful in negotiating the start to the new school and nursery year.

W.J. French & Son, your local, children’s shoe experts. We stock a large range of children’s shoes in full & half sizes as well as a wide range of width fittings. We are recognised by the Children's Foot Health Register as a centre of excellence for shoe fitting. We are the largest independent shoe shop in Hampshire and have been providing excellent customer service for over 200 years.

W.J. French

& Son Limited familiesonline.co.uk

40 Bedford Place, Southampton, SO15 2DG 023 8022 6542 www.wjfrenchandson.co.uk September 2020 3


EDUCATION

Free Learning Support Resources Need some additional tools to help your child catch up at school?

BBC Bitesize

Preschool, KS1, KS2+.

Oxford Owl

Early Years, KS1, KS2+.

BBC School Radio

Daily Phonics Lessons by Ruth Miskin Training

Mathematics Mastery Home Resources KS1, KS2.

Literacy Counts Home Learning Packs

Reception, KS1, KS2.

Bud’s Number Garden Game

Literacy Shed

NRICH Maths at Home Resources

Preschool, KS1.

Preschool, KS1.

4 September 2020

KS1, KS2.

Early Years, KS1, KS2.

KS1, KS2+.

familiesonline.co.uk


EDUCATION

What Do We Say to the School about our Separation?

Five “Must-Do’s” When Choosing a School for your Child

Any parent who has been through a separation will understand the massive stress it involves and the anxiety around co-parenting. One of the important issues that can get overlooked in the mix is what to tell your child’s school. READ MORE

It always makes sense to put your child at the centre of the process when choosing a school. Parents know better than anyone how different individual children can be and individual schools can be very different too.

By Rebecca Giraud & Bob Greig

By Judith Judd

READ MORE

Come and visit us this autumn! To arrange a personal tour of the school site, email registrar@kes. hants.sch.uk.

@kessouthampton familiesonline.co.uk

September 2020 5


EDUCATION

Supporting a Dyslexic Child By Ellie Malt “Do you think she might have dyslexia or something like that?” I asked. I was standing in the playground with one of the teaching assistants, watching my 4 year old climb into her buggy, eager for her after-school snack. Although it was only her second term in Reception, I’d noticed she seemed uninterested in the alphabet, while other children could already write their names. But I was only really thinking out loud. Even to me, it seemed ridiculously early to be jumping to any conclusions. “Probably” she shot back over the general hubbub. I admit, I was shocked. But looking back years later, finally in possession of a formal diagnosis, I appreciate her honesty. I only wish I had acted sooner; it could have saved so much struggle and frustration. READ MORE

Dyslexia Features

Sources of Help

Your child may:

British Dyslexia Association Advice and assessments. Find your local association.

• • • • •

Talk well but write little; Be a slow/reluctant reader; Struggle with spelling; Have difficulties with writing; Not always remember/ understand what he/she has just read; • Seem inattentive and unable to concentrate/remember instructions; • Have difficulty organising himself/herself; • Struggle to remember the order of things, eg days of the week. 6 September 2020

The Dyslexia Association Screening, assessment, tuition, assistive technology training. Dyslexia Assist Find local support. Achieve Now Works with dyslexic pupils and IT. All services online. IPSEA Free, independent legal information, advice and support. Helen Arkell Dyslexia Centre Influential regional centre. familiesonline.co.uk


EDUCATION

St George’s Tutors Bespoke Individual Tutition For All Ages Individual Tuition Academic Support all subjects & levels Exam Preparation Common Entrance

After-school and Revision Clubs

Learning Mentor and Guidance

KS1 to KS5 Maths/English/MFL

Applications Job Interviews & Careers

Qualified & Experienced Tutors DBS Checked I Belbin Accredited Contact Us office@stgeorgestutors.com www.stgeorgestutors.com

Connect with us on Social Media @Familieshampshire

Book Today! bit.ly/forestholidayclubs Social Distancing Age 4+ Ofsted Registered 8.30am - 4pm Childcare Vouchers & Sibling Discount

Join us and spend time outside building dens, campfire cooking, creating woodland art, playing games, and exploring and enjoying the natural world!

Woodland Holiday Clubs Joins us at our forest school themed holiday club at Itchen Valley Country Park, Eastleigh!

familiesonline.co.uk

www.youthoptions.co.uk September 2020 7


EDUCATION

Top Homework Tips Where, When and How

Let THEM Do the Work

Create space. If possible, this should be a communal space but one with minimal distractions. This enables parental supervision/input without it feeling like an intrusion.

Provide guidance, not answers. Use questioning to help them get as close to the answer as they can but don’t tell them.

Establish a routine. Some children prefer to do homework straight after school; others need to ‘unwind’ or eat first. Whatever is decided, stick to it. Get organised. Have your child do the hard work first when they are most alert. Help them make a “Done/To Do” list.

Let them make mistakes. Giving answers means they will not learn the material and their teacher will not know how much they understand it. Step in only when progress comes to a halt. Encourage them to set small positive targets promoting independent working and selfsufficiency.

What YOU Can Offer Discuss homework. Even if you know nothing about a subject, you can still help just by talking, listening and helping them to find the right answer. Use a timer. Challenge your child to estimate how long an assignment might take. Suggest setting a timer for that amount of time, or less. Encourage. Praise effort not achievement. Focus on hard work or improved concentration, handwriting or presentation. Make it positive. Tell them how important school is. Your attitude to homework will influence their attitude. 8 September 2020

familiesonline.co.uk


EDUCATION

The Gregg Schools Independent day schools for boys and girls aged 3-16 years old

AD SEN01

www.thegreggschool.org

School and College (6-25 years)

Registering now for 2021 The Gregg School Townhill Park House Cutbush Lane Southampton SO18 3RR Tel 02380 472133 office@thegreggschool.org

The Gregg Preparatory School 17-19 Winn Road Southampton SO17 1EJ Tel 02380 557352 office@thegreggprep.org

www.thegreggprep.org

Daily tours available

Families Mag Oct2020.indd 1

The Sheiling Ringwood Set in a stunning, sustainable and eco-friendly 40-acre site close to the New Forest and Dorset coastline, the natural surroundings of our school and college provide a rich, enabling and therapeutic learning environment for students who have special educational needs.

We offer an individualised and flexible approach to placements. Day and residential. We also offer respite services for our students during the holidays.

Call 01425 477488 www.thesheilingringwood.co.uk

27/08/2020 11:03

DON’T MISS OUT ON

FREE TRIAL

Your local, expert Instructor can guide and develop your child’s confidence, concentration and independence. Book your Free Trial today!

Winchester Study Centre 01962 458188 Ability development for any child at any age Terms and conditions apply. Fees vary. Participating study centres only. Please refer to your local study centre. Subject to availability.

familiesonline.co.uk

kumon.co.uk September 2020 9


EDUCATION

Independent School Open Days & Virtual Tours

Sheiling Ringwood School & College

Prince’s Mead School

Moyles Court School

Ringwood, BH24 2EB Call the School to arrange a visit.

Winchester, SO21 1AN Virtual Open Day Fri 9 Oct. Early Years Open Morning 19 Sept.

Ringwood, BH24 3NF Co-educational day & boarding. Open Morning Sat 3 Oct, 9.30-11.30am.

Stroud School

The Gregg School

King Edward VI School

Romsey, SO51 9ZH Co-educational school for ages 3-13. Open Day Wed 23 Sept & Thur 12 Nov. Pre-book.

Southampton, SO18 3RR Call the School to arrange a visit. Next Open Day 14 Jan & 26 Feb 2021.

Southampton, SO15 5UQ Selective co-educational School. Click arrange a visit.

Walhampton

Sherborne House School

St Swithuns School

Lymington, SO41 5ZG Day & Boarding school for boys & girls 2-13 yrs. Open Morning Fri 9 Oct 9am-12noon. 10 September 2020

Chandler’s Ford, SO53 1EU. Co-educational day school ages 6mth-11yrs. Click to arrange a visit.

Winchester, SO21 1HA Nursery, pre-prep and prep school Open Day Fri 9 Oct. Pre-book. familiesonline.co.uk


EDUCATION

Continuity is Key at Moyles Court Located in the New Forest close to Ringwood, Moyles Court School provides children with a wonderful environment in which to learn and play. As the world starts to adjust to the new normal, the school can provide your child with much needed continuity and support. Throughout lockdown, the school and boarding houses remained open for the children of key workers, and pupils’ online learning provision was comprehensive and well-planned. The fact that the school day continued remotely, almost as normal, meant that their children could successfully maintain a sense of routine and communicate on a daily basis with teachers and peers. Contact the school to arrange a visit for yourself our check out their School Tour Video below.

familiesonline.co.uk

September 2020 11


EDUCATION

18 Top New Children’s Books for Autumn

Duck and Penguin That Dog! Things I Love by Emma Lazell. Do Not Like Bear Will smart dog outwit the Susie Linn/Alex Willmore. Sleepovers Julia Woolf. Night time adventure for babies/toddlers.

dog-nappers? For babies/toddlers.

Scenes and activities little ones will recognise. For babies/toddlers.

The Diddle That Dummed

It’s OK to Cry

I’m Sticking with You

Kes Gray/Fred Blunt. Laughter, music, word play & silliness. Ages 3+.

Molly Potter/Sarah Jennings. Great intro to emotions. Ages 3+.

Moth

The Blue Giant

Egneus. Powerful/ visually spectacular evolution story. Ages 5+.

story about pollution in our oceans. Ages 5+.

Smriti Halls/Steve Small. A story about friendship. Ages 3+.

Super Milly and the By Isabel Thomas/Daniel By Katie Cottle. Poignant Super School Day

12 September 2020

By Owen Millward. Upbeat/funny picture book about kindness. Ages 5+.

familiesonline.co.uk


EDUCATION

18 Top New Children’s Books for Autumn

Mermaid School: Ready, Steady, Swim!

Noah Wild and the Floating Zoo

Lucy Courtenay/Sheena Dempsey. An underwater school story. Ages 7+.

Alexander Mccall Smith. An ordinary boy’s heartwarming/extraordinary feat. Ages 7+.

Louis Sachar/Aleksei Bitskoff. Brilliantly illustrated story of mixedup mayhem. Ages 7+.

My Name is River

Turtle Boy

Health Heroes

The Virus

Return to Wonderland

The Unadoptables

Beneath the Cloud of Doom

Emma Rea. M. Evan Wolkenstein. Emily Sharratt. Thrilling, ecological A story offering hope/ ‘Health heroes’ talk adventure in the Amazon new perspectives to life’s about their working lives. jungle. Ages 9+. outsiders. Ages 9+. Ages 9+.

Ben Martynoga/Moose Allain. Explores the science behind viruses/Covid-19 pandemic. Ages 11+. familiesonline.co.uk

Wonderland-inspired stories from top contemporary authors. Ages 11+.

Hana Tooke/Ayesha L.Rubio. Adventure set in oldworld Amsterdam/ surrounds. Ages 11+.

September 2020 13


EARLY YEARS

Clever Ways to Get your Child Eating Healthily

When does my child need shoes?

By Gabrielle Nash

By Caroline French

Do you dread mealtimes? Does your child have little interest in broccoli and beans? Whether you’re trying baby-led weaning or desperate to get vegetables into a pre-schooler, here’s our tips on how to give your child the best start at the dinner table.

W J French & Son is a multiaward winning footwear retailer based in Southampton. Owner, Caroline French tells us more about when is the best time to buy your child’s first shoes and Why are properly fitted shoes so important.

READ MORE

READ MORE

SOUTHAMPTON FUEL STATION

The best quality fuel with performance enhancing additives at the lowest possible prices.

EVERYTHING UNDER ONE ROOF!

£10 VOUCHER

TO SPEND ONLINE, WHEN YOU SIGN UP FOR MEMBERSHIP†

Costco Wholesale is a membership warehouse club, dedicated to bringing our members quality goods and services at the lowest possible prices. The annual membership fee for Standard Trade Membership* is £22 ex VAT (£26.40 inc VAT). The annual membership fee for Standard Individual Membership* is £28 ex VAT (£33.60 inc VAT).

PREVIEW OUR WAREHOUSE TODAY!∆

Costco Southampton, Regents Park Road, Southampton, Hampshire, SO15 8TA

T: 02380 764 811 E: marketing124@costco.co.uk www.costco.co.uk † Sign up for membership with this advert at our Costco Southampton Warehouse and receive a £10 voucher to spend online at www.costco.co.uk. New members only. Offer valid until 31/12/20. * Membership Criteria applies. Please visit www.warehouses. costco.co.uk/membership for details. Accepted methods of payment: cash, debit card, cheque or American Express. Membership must be obtained before purchases can be made. ∆ ID required to preview. JN26153

124_MagAd_185x130.indd 1 2020 14 September

Now accepting Mastercard, American Express and Visa credit cards as well as cash, debit card or cheque.

25/08/2020 10:25 familiesonline.co.uk


EARLY YEARS

Childcare Post Lockdown

Exciting changes at Stroud School

As childcare opens up postlockdown, there is a sense of unease about whether it’s safe to send our children back to nursery. Of course, we want to protect them. So how are nurseries making their environment safe for our children? READ MORE

Stroud School is excited to start the Autumn term under the leadership of newly appointed Head, Mrs Smith. Mrs Smith has more than 20 years’ experience in education and joins Stroud from St Swithun’s Prep school, Winchester. READ MORE

Everyday Excellence

Excellent (Pastoral) / Excellent (Academic)

“Displaying a Strong Sense of Belonging” - 19/20 ISI Report

Stroud School, Romsey

King Edward VI Preparatory School Independent day school for ages 3 - 13

Visit Stroud in Action

Wednesday 23 September 9.30am - 11.30am

registrar@stroud-kes.org.uk / 01794 513231

www.stroud-kes.org.uk

familiesonline.co.uk

September 2020 15


HALLOWEEN

9 Best Halloween Recipes Creative Halloween party snacks for all the family to enjoy making and eating.

Sticky Toffee Apples

Spider Pizzas

Frozen Banana Ghosts

Scary Halloween Jelly

Sausage Mummy Dippers

Halloween Cupcakes

Spooky Pumpkin Soup

Eerie Eyeball Pops

Pumpkin Rice Krispies Treats

16 September 2020

familiesonline.co.uk


HALLOWEEN

Local Halloween Events Don’t forget to pre-book tickets and check the website of the venue before you visit as many places have strict Covid-19 restrictions in place.

Exbury Gardens

Vampire Batty and his grew of ghoulish friends are returning to Exbury’s Steam railway this October half term. There will be lots of spook-tastic family fun to enjoy. Pre book tickets on the website.

Paultons Park

Happy Halloween is the friendliest, frightful fun fest with over 4000 pumpkins, ghostly scenes, fancy dress competition and much more. Paultons fun rides and attractions are all included price!

Top Tips for Halloween Costumes

Wonderful Wolves Quiz Trail With it being Wolf Awareness week from the 18-24 October, help raise awareness of Wolves with a wolf themed quiz trail around the New Forest Wildlife Park.

Exbury GARDENS & Steam Railway

Get the creative juices flowing by browsing Pinterest for inspiration or YouTube for tutorials. Once you’ve done your research, put pen to paper and do some sketching. It doesn’t need to be a masterpiece, but you’ll be less stressed, if you have a plan. Then…. READ MORE familiesonline.co.uk

Vampire Batty and his crew of ghoulish friends are returning to Exbury’s steam railway this October half term. They will be haunting the train tracks and entertaining families with their slapstick comedy performances... with a few frights along the way of course! Visit www.exbury.co.uk for booking and more infomation.

023 8089 1203 | New Forest, SO45 1AZ September 2020 17


HALLOWEEN

9 Best Halloween Games Perfect for a small gathering or indoor family fun!

Halloween Pinata

Sticky Spider Web Game

Pumpkin Golf

Halloween Bingo

Halloween Tin Can Bowling

Apple Bobbing

Pin the Tail on the Black Cat

Toilet Paper Mummy Game

Doughnut Eating Race

18 September 2020

familiesonline.co.uk


AUTUMN EVENTS

Local Autumn Events

Don’t forget to pre-book tickets and check the website of the venue before you visit as many places have strict Covid-19 restrictions in place.

A brand new visitor experience Winchester Science Centre is reopening on Saturday 17 October. Feel your senses come alive as you explore the sights and sounds of an exciting new interactive exhibition!

Motoring in Miniature

Take a trip down memory lane this autumn at Beaulieu and relive the joy and excitement of motoring childhood memories in Motoring in Miniature – the Toys of Your Childhood.

Heritage Open Days

This September, explore nature on our doorstep and embrace the benefits of being outdoors. Many events are free and some digital. Runs from 11-20 September.

WE’RE COMING BACK WITH A BANG!

NEW FOR

L itt le2020 Beaul ieu ADV PLA ENTUR Y AR E EA

Reopening Saturday 17 October with a brand new visitor experience

BOOK BY 30 SEPTEMBER TO SAVE 25% www.winchestersciencecentre.org familiesonline.co.uk

Where marvellous days out are enjoyed together NEW FOREST HAMPSHIRE

BOOK BOOK NOW NOWATATBEAULIEU.CO.UK BEAULIEU.CO.UK September 2020 19


ACTIVITIES

Autumn Outdoors Enjoy these seasonal outdoor activities with the family.

Bark Rubbing

Autumn Scavenger Hunt

Conkers

Mushroom Hunting

Tree Decorating

Making and Flying a Kite

Building a Hedgehog Home

Litter Picking

Making a Leaf Maze

20 September 2020

familiesonline.co.uk


ACTIVITIES

Great Autumn Crafts Join our friends at MyBaba and get crafty with the kids!

Autumn Leaf Pictures

3D Autumn Tree Craft

Autumn Leaf Sun Catchers

Autumn Play Dough

Painted Leaves

Leaf Rubbing Busy Bag

Animal Seed Collage

Leaf Chromatography

Autumn Sensory Tray

familiesonline.co.uk

September 2020 21


HEALTH

Dealing with Separation Anxiety

Children with OCD: Recognising the Signs

Transitions are always stressful, and even more so if you have been out of the swing of things for a while. Dr Sarah Mundy from Parenting through Stories has created a guide to give you some ideas about the best ways to support your child through separation anxiety.

Children worry. Feeling anxious, having doubts, or being worried is normal at any age. However, those who are experiencing OCD (obsessive-compulsive disorder), may feel unable to stop focussing on those feelings – no matter how much they want to. This can compel them to behave in particular ways. READ MORE

DOWNLOAD HERE

Keep it Moving!

By Gabrielle Nash @thelondonishmum

One of the pleasant, unexpected consequences of lockdown, was witnessing so many families taking to their screens for some physical activity courtesy of the likes of Joe Wicks and Cosmic Kids Yoga. Wouldn’t it be amazing to stay motivated to be physically active? READ MORE 22 September 2020

Top Tips for Getting Active

Don’t be over-ambitious. Be active often, rather than attempting a 10 mile hike! Make it fun. Dance! Put on some tunes that get your kids moving. Set screen time limits. Make time. Think of creative ways to be extra active. Can you cycle to a friend’s house? Can you get off the bus one stop earlier? It all counts. Look for new options. New places to visit for physical activity or new types of activity to try. Set a good example. Live an active life. Explain to your children that it makes you feel good and STRONG! familiesonline.co.uk


PARENTING

Who Will Take Care of the Children IF….?

Busting the Myths about Adoption: Are you Eligible?

It’s tough deciding who will take care of your children if the worst happens and they no longer have a parent around. Unfortunately, in this eventuality, the situation is not straightforward for your children. Find out why.

Sadly, the number of children in care being adopted each year has fallen, while the number being looked after by local authorities is steadily rising. So there’s a continuing need to find more adoptive parents to look after vulnerable children. READ MORE

By Andrew Campbell

READ MORE

Meaningful Moments By Claire Winter

We all lead busy lives, with endless to-do lists and children with many hobbies. Naturally family time can fall by the wayside sometimes. Yet spending time together is essential if we want a happy and inclusive family environment. So why not plan some family moments this autumn? READ MORE familiesonline.co.uk

September 2020 23


CLUBS & CLASSES

Face-to-Face and Virtual Classes and Clubs

Mother Nature Science

Gymboree

Teddies Music Club

Perform

Music Bugs

Helen O’Grady Drama Academy

Face to face classes for 0–5s utilising music, Face to face and online Face to face and online science activity classes movement, props, and music toddler groups patented apparatus. for 5-12yrs. for 0-5s.

Confidence building fun for ages 4-7 and 7-12 years. Face to face and online.

Online sensory music classes for babies and toddlers.

Rugbytots

Little Gym

Face to face rugby play programme for 2-7 yrs.

24 September 2020

Face to face drama classes for 5-17yrs.

Little Kickers

Face to face and online Face to face football gymnastics activities classes for 18mths-7yrs. for 4mths-12yrs. familiesonline.co.uk


CLUBS & CLASSES

Face-to-Face and Virtual Classes and Clubs

Anna Fiorentini Theatre & Film School

FunTech

Caterpillar Music

Tots Play

SA Dance

Parrot Street Book Club

Online tech and coding Face to face and online music/movement for 7-18 yrs. classes babies and Face to face and online toddlers. drama for ages 4-18yrs.

Face to face and online baby and toddler play programme.

Online dance classes for 2.5yrs+.

Teddy Tennis

Lingotot

Face to face tennis classes for 2.5-6yrs.

familiesonline.co.uk

Face to face and online language classes for 0-12yrs.

Monthly subscription book club for 5-11yrs.

Water Babies

Swimming classes for 0-5yrs.

September 2020 25


ACTIVITIES

9 Best Board Games For rainy weekends and as the nights draw in!

Djeco Little Circuit

Shopping List

Peppa Pig Muddly Puddle Game

Great first game with simple rules and quick games. Ages 2.5-5yrs.

Fast paced game testing memory and matching skills. Ages 3+.

Help George jump over muddles puddles to climb the hill. Ages 4+.

Cheeky Monkeys

Bananagrams

Jenga

Hang the monkey on the tree. Fun game of chance. Ages 4-8yrs.

Fast paced version of Scrabble. Ages 7+.

Take wooden blocks off the tower without it toppling! Ages 6+.

Monopoly Deal

Hey, That’s My Fish!

Einstein Eats Eggs

15 minute Monopoly – perfect intro to this classic game. Ages 8+. 26 September 2020

Award-winning game of strategic fish hunting. For ages 8+.

High speed Charadestype guessing game. Ages 10+.

familiesonline.co.uk


COMPETITIONS

Win a magical break to Santa's Lapland in 2021 Enjoy a Reindeer sleigh ride, sledging with huskies, exploring a real igloo and much more, including a once in a lifetime private visit with Santa himself! Click here to enter

Entries close at midnight on 30th October 2020. Terms & conditions apply, see website for details. familiesonline.co.uk

September 2020 27


e ili

s Maga

30

zi

m

Families Magazine turns 30!

nt

Pr

o

ud

ri

Fa

ne

To celebrate, we have ✯ ✯ FREEBIES for YOU! years

Toys for Christmas Tickets to attractions

% % £% £%

% %

d xchange can be e r e h e c u th o This v bill for our food against y below. t n u o ted am a st This voucher can be exchanged against your food bill for the stated amount below.

Family dining vouchers

P

to be

n

The Grrreat Colour-I Reward Chart STEP 3

STEP 1 STEP 2 Tell your child when to Fill in daily Explain behaviour rewards your colour in the animals! targets child will receive

Name:

e Real Animals! it th Vis

for a day at a WIN Family Tickets Park of your choice! UK Zoo or Wildlife children. two adults and two Tickets are valid for

o.uk info@familiesmagazine.c completed chart to an image of your child’s you or your child explaining How to Enter: Email up to 50 words from 2020 to enter. age, your postcode and You have until 30 June with your child’s name, them achieve their targets. how the chart has helped

Day 3

Day 2

Day 1

Day 4

Reward

I will... Day 3

Day 2

Day 1

Day 4

Reward

I will...

When I have coloured

1

in all my animals, we

Day 3

Day 2

Day 1

reward chart landscape.indd

✹ ✹ ✹ Reward

I will...

tion to go to the zoo!

can enter the competi

Day 4

ine.co.uk Email info@familiesmagaz the chart! for extra copies of

at www.bit.ly/37LNg7w Competition T&Cs

15/01/2020 16:44

Posters and wall charts

Don’t miss out on 12 months of giveaways! Sign up HERE to receive each magazine to your inbox

FRE E

TAKE

West Kent

It’s free! Magazine 28 September 2020

ME HO

IN THIS ISSUE

Easter activities & What’s Ons * Win chocolates for Mother’s Day & family day out tickets * Play café guide * School open days * Reader offers Issue 10 March/April 2020

email: editor@familie

familiesonline.co.uk familiesonline.co.uk swestkent.co.uk

ME


Turn static files into dynamic content formats.

Create a flipbook
Families Hampshire West Sep/Oct 2020 (Digital) by Families Magazine - Issuu