This week at Saturday Kids Club, we had a fantastic time painting ceramic trinkets
This week at Saturday Kids Club, we had a fantastic time painting ceramic trinkets a fun and creative activity that the children loved!
There were cupcake money boxes, footy money boxes, jewellery boxes, heart trinkets and a rainbow pen and pencil holders to choose from. Alongside the crafts, we kept things lively with games, tasty fruit and refreshments and plenty of smiles.
To end, the children enjoyed a lovely calming story about Prophet Ibrahim (AS) , helping them understand the significance of Eid ul Adha, which we’re all looking forward to. The children took turns in reading aloud building confidence within the group
To finish off the session, families were given fruit bags to take home, a healthy treat to end the day!
We’ll keep you updated for the next session in our whatsapp communication group and can’t wait to see everyone again soon!
It was a valuable session with a wide range of questions and honest conversations. People shared personal experiences that gave the police real insight into the everyday challenges and broader issues affecting our communities. Thanks to Superintendent Laura Bartley, Harry Petty, Lesley and Sadie for joining us and for our community members for sharing &…
We were thrilled to welcome over 60 children and families back this week! We were happy to see our families brave the cold and wind to join us! This week’s activities were a huge hit from keyring making and masking tape painting to bead jewellery making . And of course, there were plenty of games,…
We hosted a workshop where YMCO groups came together to design and paint silk flags thinking about the future of Maindee by adding their personal perspective to the designs. Those flags were then carried through the streets as part of the local parade at Maindee Festival, with some of the women who made them, joining…
a fun and creative activity that the children loved!
There were cupcake money boxes, footy money boxes, jewellery boxes, heart trinkets and a rainbow pen and pencil holders to choose from. Alongside the crafts, we kept things lively with games, tasty fruit and refreshments 
and plenty of smiles. 
To end, the children enjoyed a lovely calming story about Prophet Ibrahim (AS) 
, helping them understand the significance of Eid ul Adha, which we’re all looking forward to. The children took turns in reading aloud building confidence within the group 
To finish off the session, families were given fruit bags to take home, a healthy treat to end the day! 
We’ll keep you updated for the next session in our whatsapp communication group and can’t wait to see everyone again soon! 
