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Summer Schemes in Belfast
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jasburns
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in N. Ireland
Does anyone know of summer schemes or holiday clubs that operate in the Belfast area that a 4 year old boy can attend & roughly what they cost?
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Details of Belfast City Council schemes: - http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/summerschemes/index.asp
Prices: - http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/leisurecentres/prices.asp#summer0 -
You need to check that they will take 4 year olds. When I was looking for my son last year quite a few of them weren't insured to take kids younger than 5.0
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im in the same boat, most schemes ive looked at will only take school age children, very irritating!!! if you find anything, could you post it here and i will do likewise!!?Carla-Farla!!
Mummy to Katie (27.11.07) and Christopher (05.08.09) ♥♥♥0 -
Will let you know if I come across anything. I did phone one of the Belfast leisure centres & their service is for kids over 8. YMCA in Belfast (Stranmills) might have something going to call them later.0
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the summer riots used to keep the kids occupied"Do not regret growing older, it's a privilege denied to many"0
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Hi. I am interested in this thread because I am running a summer scheme but unfortunately it is for children who have completed Primary One and it is in the area of dance, drama, music and visual arts. The reason why I have not included children under four is because they would find our programme too challenging. Our scheme is for children who have completed primary One. NI4 kids are running a large section on summer schemes in June and July (you will get a copy in libraries or details on their website) they might have something of interest in there.0
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Does anyone have any information on the University of Ulster at Jordonstown schemes as I think they also ran computer workshops which my son would love. I can't find any details anywhere!0
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Hi, i know its late but I was kinda of looking about for something for my two children to do over august, one is 6 years old and the other is 8. I only work 15 hours a week but money is really tight and i need something cheap. I live on the Antrim Road, near the Zoo, so either North Belfast or Newtownabbey would suit me great. If anyone has any ideas of where i could send them or even what i could do with them, it would be greatly appreciated0
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I am looking for the opposite I need a scheme for a 14 year old, she's just past the bracket that most schemes cater for so if anyone knows one in Belfast let me know.
On another note I called about one today for my other two, this one is based at Seaview stadium and is free of charge which helps. They have a lot of activities on even Laser quest and no football surprisingly. It's worth a try if you have primary school kids.
I just have the 14 year old now I know the city council ran something but not anymore it seems0
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