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Ealing Junior Music School provides children and young people with musical training, in a friendly and enjoyable atmosphere. Our school is in West London where nearly 400 students meet on Saturday mornings.

We are a Performing Arts Academy based in Stratford, East London offering classes in Acting, Singing and Dance. We are passionate about our students building confidence & learning life skills through the performing arts.

Take part in a three-day creative dance course for young people aged 12 – 16 years.

Over the past 12 years, we here at Wallace Chess have prided ourselves in providing chess activities that enrich the lives of children. Our services range from weekly chess clubs to our fantastic chess holiday camps. Created by Astrid S. Wallace and John-Paul Wallace as they wanted to use chess as a vehicle to develop confidence, cognitive skills and sportsmanship in children. Thus in addition to an emphasis on learning and competing, all our chess services focus on an experience of being part of a team and having fun. As such our services not only suit those already well learned in the game of chess, but also provide the perfect introduction for a beginner.

EMUK offers fun and tailored Chinese Mandarin lessons to children of all nationalities in London. Along with the language learning, we also introduce the oriental culture and social custom to children. The classes are designed by different age groups and different levels considering the distinctive interest shared in each age group.

It’s a fun way to get kids to “write” poems even if they are initially resistant to the idea.

Dyson engineers have designed these challenges specifically for children. Ideal for home or in the classroom, they encourage inquisitive young minds to get excited about engineering.

Elf School Fun for your kids at home this Christmas.

ENBS Juniors is an exciting new programme providing high quality ballet training with RAD classes from pre-school age.

Explore how to use pre-teaching and assigning competence as strategies to support learners to keep up with their peers.

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.

Number 1 London’s French Day camps.

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.

Celebrate all things Springtime at this Easter Sunday activity day. FREE EVENT!

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’.

Drop-in session to create your own creature mobile inspired by the animals and creatures in the manor this February half-term.

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!

February Half Term Family Fun at the River and Rowing Museum

February’s half term camp is an action-packed workshop for children to express their creativity and to learn all about the process of movie making. With guidance from our team of movie making workshop instructors, the young crew members will learn lots of new skills both behind and in front of the camera. The movie makers will devise their own action-adventure storylines (inspired by blockbuster adventure movies like Indiana Jones). They will each direct, shoot, crew and star in different elements of their film. They’ll use green screen techniques and lots of dramatic camera angles to create some jaw dropping stunt sequences.

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

Sparks filmmaking classes for children and teenagers help to boost confidence, develop skills and inspire creativity. We help young filmmakers to discover a passion for filmmaking and nurture their unique creative interest.

Our mission is to teach young people to create and innovate through technology.