Whitefield Summer Club – Nature Hub

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Matthew Roberts

Whitefield Summer Club – Nature Hub

Location:
Boz Park , Closest address:
6 Chapel Walk,
Prestwich,
Manchester,
M45 8RD ,
Prestwich, M45 8RD
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We’ll be getting to know Boz park by exploring the area and looking for signs of wildlife that may call the nature reserve home.

Event details

Meeting point

Boz Park Basketball courts off Tonge Close
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Date

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Time
12:30pm - 3:00pm
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About the event

For our first session, we’ll be getting to know Boz park by exploring the area and looking for signs of wildlife that may call the nature reserve home. We are very flexible with activities, trying to be as responsive to peoples interests and natures offerings on the day. This means activities may include: a nature discovery walk, building shelters, nature inspired crafts and a conservation activity such as balsam bashing. If people are up for it, we always have a few fun nature inspired up our sleeves ready to play.   

These sessions are for people aged 11-25.

We welcome attendees with SEND – up to age 25. As our event is run by a small team and we are unable to provide one-to-one assistance, we kindly ask that anyone requiring additional personal support attends with their own carer or support worker.

We may not have access to an indoor area therefore, young people should wear appropriate clothing for the weather, sturdy footwear and extra water and sun cream for warm sunny days. We will provide drinks and a snack, so please ensure you let us know below if you have any allergies or intolerances. 

 

Please find information for each weeks' session below:

 

27th July - Habitats and homes

Activities may include a nature discovery walk, shelters, plus nature craft, conservation activity such as balsam bashing and nature-based games.

 

3rd August - Photographing nature

Activities may include a nature photograph scavenger challenge plus nature craft, conservation activity such as balsam bashing and nature-based games

 

10th August - Species Week (bugs)

Activities may include creature finding, making bug hotel, plus nature craft, conservation activity such as balsam bashing and nature-based games.

 

17th August - Species Week (ponds)

Activities may include pond dipping, species ID, plus nature craft, conservation activity such as balsam bashing and nature-based games.

 

24th August - Outdoor Cooking

Activities may include making your own pizza dough and cooking a pizza outdoors, plus nature craft.

Booking

Price

FREE

Additional booking information

We aim to create fun, inclusive sessions for everyone. To support this, we ask participants to show respect to others, staff, volunteers, and the space. Where this isn’t met, we may contact parents/guardians and review continued participation.

Suitable for

Children

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Dogs

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Assistance dogs only
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What to bring

We may not have access to an indoor area therefore, young people should wear appropriate clothing for the weather, sturdy footwear and extra water and sun cream for warm sunny days. We will provide drinks and a snack, so please ensure you let us know below if you have any allergies or intollerances. 

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Parking information

Parking is available in the car park at Tonge Close and there is also on street parking on Tonge Close.

Contact us

Philip Lea
Contact number: 07927 551375
Contact email: plea@lanswt.org.uk