ADVENTUROUS kids will have plenty to do in Warwickshire during the May half term holidays.
Outdoor adventures, museum activities, library events, family support services and heritage experiences are on offer across the county.
Ryton Pools Country Park holds a free 30th Anniversary Fun Day on Wednesday (May 27) from 10am to 4pm.
Attractions include miniature train rides, pond dipping, market stalls, a brass band, Morris dancing, maypole dancing, a barbecue and more.
No booking is required for attendance. Free pond dipping sessions can be booked via https://tinyurl.com/y28am27r
Ranger-led events like pond dipping and minibeast hunting take place at Kingsbury Water Park, Ryton Pools Country Park, and Burton Dassett Hills Country Park. Visit https://tinyurl.com/esfya9ty for more information.
Market Hall Museum in Warwick is hosting themed trails, creative workshops and hands-on activities inspired by local history and collections.
Families can also explore exhibitions, museums and heritage sites across the county, with activities designed to make history fun and accessible for children and young people. Visit https://heritage.warwickshire.gov.uk/whats for more information.
Warwickshire’s Children and Family Centres have planned a range of activities and support sessions, including stay and play sessions, crafts, games, baby groups and activities designed to help families connect, play and spend time together. Visit https://tinyurl.com/bdmmcumn for more information.
Library events include Rhyme Time, Story Stomp, Book Magic and sensory sessions taking place across the county.
Families can also take part in Ready Steady Dance with Motionhouse at participating libraries, enjoy special Winnie-the-Pooh themed storytelling sessions throughout May and June, and sign up to the Book Bingo challenge for families and teenagers.
There will also be additional half term fun including Bhangra Bounce sessions with Sohan Kailey, and Minecraft gaming sessions at selected libraries.
Visit https://tinyurl.com/4m3dcjdp for more information.
Families looking for last minute childcare or additional support during the school break can access information, advice and guidance through the Warwickshire Family Information Service (FIS) at www.warwickshire.gov.uk/children-families
Coun George Finch, Warwickshire County Council leader and spokesperson for Children and Families, said: “May half term is a great opportunity for families to relax, spend time together and explore some of the fantastic activities, events and support available across Warwickshire.”
