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Primary Times Nottinghamshire May 18

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Holiday<br />

Camps for<br />

3–11 year<br />

olds<br />

Cricket Fun & Games<br />

For more info...<br />

Daytime, Weekend & After-School<br />

sessions run weekly during<br />

Term-Time all year for boys &<br />

girls aged 2½ to 7<br />

Separate sessions for Pre-Schoolers<br />

Holiday Camps for 3–11 year olds<br />

Wheee! 20<strong>18</strong> – Lakeside’s International Children’s Theatre and Dance Festival<br />

Nottingham Lakeside Arts’<br />

international festival of theatre<br />

and dance for children is one of<br />

the highlights of Nottingham’s<br />

cultural scene. Taking place each<br />

year during summer half term,<br />

the week-long festival takes place<br />

across many of Lakeside’s spaces<br />

– from the theatre to Highfields<br />

Park – with much of the festival<br />

being free to low cost.<br />

This year’s festival runs from<br />

Monday 28 <strong>May</strong> – Sunday 3<br />

June, 12noon-5pm. Open for<br />

the duration will be what many<br />

consider to be the Wheee! highlight. Year on<br />

year Nottingham’s own Architects of Air have<br />

brought their spectacular Luminarium to Wheee!<br />

– with many thousands of families enjoying these<br />

extraordinary structures. Every year sees a new<br />

Luminarium erected in Highfields Park. Each one<br />

an intriguing shape, with interiors that are brilliantly<br />

iridescent and a maze of dazzling and unexpected<br />

spaces.<br />

In addition to the Luminarium, there’s Where’s<br />

Jamie? an exhibition allowing young minds to<br />

discover the real life locations that became part of<br />

the BBC’s premier football drama – Jamie Johnson;<br />

high quality theatre shows for all the family; and<br />

the ever-popular Free Family Weekend in the park,<br />

which is this year supported by The Woodland<br />

Trust. Events include:<br />

The Princess & The Pea,<br />

Monday 28 & Tuesday 29 <strong>May</strong>,<br />

11.30am, 1.30pm & 3.30pm<br />

Peg Puppets & Stories<br />

Workshop,<br />

Monday 28 & Tuesday 29 <strong>May</strong>,<br />

12.30pm & 2.30pm<br />

Is This A Dagger?<br />

Friday 1 June,<br />

11am & 2pm<br />

Stick by me,<br />

Saturday 2 June,<br />

11.30am & 2pm<br />

The Free Family Weekend will see outdoor<br />

theatre and dance shows and a large array of arts<br />

and craft activities for all ages taking place across<br />

east end of Highfields Park – adjacent to Lakeside<br />

Arts. The full programme is yet to be announced<br />

but it will run from 12noon until 5pm on both<br />

days. Turn up en masse, bring a picnic and spend<br />

a day (or the whole weekend) enjoying fabulous<br />

productions, get stuck in with arts and crafts and<br />

learn all about nature – and all<br />

for free! A full programme for<br />

the Wheee! Family Weekend will<br />

be available in April.<br />

Wheee! is the place to be this<br />

half term!<br />

<strong>18</strong><br />

<strong>Primary</strong> <strong>Times</strong> MAY HALF TERM 20<strong>18</strong> | www.primarytimes.co.uk/nottinghamshire

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