Fun, inclusive fitness classes in Newton Stewart
Creative writing workshop
https://www.royalvoluntaryservice.org.uk/virtual-village-hall/activity/creative-writing-workshop-1
In this enjoyable, interactive 30 minute session, Alison will guide you through a fun creative writing process, using prompt materials and reading sections of text to release the writer inside. To join in, bring along a piece of paper, a pen and your imagination and see what you can create.
Alison’s workshop has an accompanying instruction sheet to download which includes more creative writing activities to try.
Sounds of the Forest
Help create the first ever forest soundmap of the world!
FREE BEGINNERS LEARN TO DRAW AND PAINT COURSE
FREE BEGINNER OR REFRESHER
LEARN TO DRAW & PAINT 20 VIDEO COURSE
Third Sector D and G
DIY face masks with clear panels
Advice from the National Society for the Deaf on produce face masks with clear panels.
30 fun things to do if your summer holiday has been cancelled
Ballet Based Movement for the over 50s
Create a National Book Token design!
Your child can win a £10/€10 National Book Token for each of their classmates
Encourage your children to create a fabulous National Book Token design and they could return to school with National Book Tokens for all! Whether it’s their school crest doodled in ink, a pencil drawing of the entire class, or something completely different, we’ll choose one child’s design to put on a National Book Tokens gift card every week for seven weeks.
The young designer and their classmates will each receive a £10/€10 National Book Token – emblazoned with the winning artwork – to inspire them to choose their next favourite book from their local bookshop.
Closing date 28th June
Children on the coronavirus
We are inviting children to take part in a survey about their thoughts and experiences of the coronavirus pandemic. We aim to raise awareness of children’s views and to help influence how we as a society move forward in the wake of the pandemic.
The survey invites children to answer some questions about their views and experiences of the coronavirus. There is also a creative task, whereby children are invited to create a picture to reflect “The Coronavirus and My Life”. The picture is an optional part of the survey and you can also choose to do it at a later time.