ESOC – Family Sailing Camp 2020 This year the Exploration Society are delighted to welcome families to a Watersports camp set in the Norfolk Broads National Park. From our lakeside campsite, there will be the opportunity to learn how to sail and canoe, visit local nature reserves and enjoy many of the favourite ESOC activities onsite. Dates: Saturday 23rd May – Monday 25th May – Arrive from 11am Saturday. Depart by 2pm Monday. Location: Salhouse Broad, Norfolk Accommodation: Glamping tents provided Food: All meals organized by us and all ages and diets catered for. Activities: Sailing, canoeing, bushcraft and target sports over the weekend led by experienced and well qualified Exploration Society instructors. Cost: £295 per camper (free for those below school age). Includes accommodation, meals and activities All ages welcome! Plenty of opportunities for games, exploring the local area and chatting around the campfire.

Inspired by our ever-changing artistic programme, Family Fridays is a new monthly workshop that encourages young children aged 2-4 and their carers to dance together and have fun here at Sadler’s Wells. Led by professional dancers, come along to this unique opportunity designed to start you and the little ones on a dance journey. These sessions will cover a range of dance styles and will encourage co-ordination, creative thinking and social interaction. Suitable for all abilities.

The V&A always has so much to offer families with art trails, hands-on galleries and backpacks that let kids go on adventures through history and this Half Term is no exception. Designed to ensure families can get inspired and involved in their wonderful exhibitions while encouraging play and learning through the diverse V&A collection and temporary exhibitions.

Get graffitiing at the RA at this free, drop-in family workshop inspired by the paintings of ‘America after the Fall: Painting in the 1930s’.

Every Sunday throughout the exhibitions, families are invited to drop-in to the Drawing Studio and gallery spaces to take part in free, creative and fun activities led by our Family Artist-in-Residence, Emily Stapleton-Jefferis.

Our February half-term camps are the perfect opportunity for your child to learn the skills of their chosen sport whether that’s golf, tennis or ski! We are currently the only Camp Provider in London to offer all 3 sports!

Find out all about film education with this course from BFI, and its partners DFI, Cinémathèque Française and Vision Kino.

Join a live event!

The Frank Lloyd Wright Virtual Classroom is a resource center developed by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation’s education department as a free online learning tool for K-12 students and virtual engagement for families.

An activities to do with your children!

Three levels of indoor soft play fun! Race down the slides, climb the cargo nets and launch through the giant rollers.

Here at Geraldine Mary Harmsworth Sports Facility, we specialise in outdoor activities, with the facilities to back that up.

An Online Examination of Human Anatomy and Physiology Animated Text Narrations and Quizzes to Explain the Structures and Functions of the Human Body Systems. And all are free!

Gill runs cookery courses for all ages.

Go Ape’s the UK’s number one forest adventure. Days out with us are about living life a little more adventurously, having funwith friends and family and getting in touch with your inner Tarzan (he’s in there, we promise!)

We have pottery classes for children and classes aimed at adults. The sessions are run on a drop in basis and there is no need to book.

World Gallery Come and encounter cultures from across the continents in the World Gallery. Over 3,000 objects from around the world give you a glimpse into other ways of life and a greater understanding of other peoples, places and cultures. You can touch intricately tooled Tuareg metalwork, arctic seal and reindeer skin, or discover a digital coral reef at your feet. Smell aromatic herbs used by Bhutanese ritual healers in the Himalayas, listen to epic First Nations’ stories from the Pacific Northwest Coast, and even play in a Lagos market stall.

Get up close with hundreds of beautiful butterflies in our tropical indoor garden. Entry to the Butterfly House is by timed ticket, as there is limited capacity inside.

Explore online teaching with this practical course for educators designed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Set in beautiful parkland surroundings, the club has continued to extend a warm welcome to visitors and members since 1907.

Start your volunteering with children and young people as a STEM Ambassador: discover resources, inspire, and promote diversity.

The main priority of the club head pro and the junior squash coordinator is to encourage junior participation in squash

Welcome to Junkyard Golf Club! Home of crazy golf, bad puns, and booze. Get excited on FOUR mashed up 9-hole crazy golf courses created from pre-loved and reclaimed random shizzle. Groups can putt their way through all sorts of bizarre holes; think mad slides, a UFC bear cage, hall of mirrors, UV garage, a boozy tree house bar and more.

Your chance to see the official home of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. The newly-transformed Kensington Palace is now open for visitors following a two-year, £12million refurbishment. While you’re here, the kids can explore the Palace’s with a family trail and have an adventure in the gardens and enjoy the Palace’s fascinating and ever-changing exhibitions.

Take on the longest zip line in Europe based at the Penrhyn Quarry in Bethesda. Previously a slate mine, which for two centuries employed two thousand men to mine slate. Nowadays you can discover the exhilarating zip lines which stretch across areas of the quarry that are no longer in production. Visit Wales