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Heritage Open Days - Oak House<br />

Museum<br />

Oak House Museum B70 8HJ.<br />

www.sandwell.gov.uk<br />

2-5pm. Book onto a tour and see areas<br />

not normally open to the public. Tours at<br />

2:30pm and 3:30pm. Please call to secure<br />

your place. T: 0121 5530759.<br />

Nature Tots at Brandon Marsh - Bugs<br />

That Go Bump<br />

Brandon Marsh SSSI Nature Reserve and<br />

Visitor Centre CV3 3GW<br />

www.warwickshirewildlifetrust.org.uk<br />

10.30am-12noon and 1.30-3pm. Nature<br />

Tots aims to encourage an early interest in<br />

wildlife. Activities outdoors in the natural<br />

surroundings of the reserve at Brandon<br />

Marsh. These sessions start with fifteen<br />

minutes of fun free play and everyone<br />

is here we head outside to get stuck in<br />

with some wonderful activities based on<br />

that weeks theme, before returning to the<br />

centre to make an amazing craft you can<br />

take home. T: 02476 302912.<br />

19 September – 20 September<br />

Heritage Open Day at Dudley Castle<br />

Dudley Castle DY1 4SQ<br />

www.discover.dudley.gov.uk<br />

3-6pm. Free event but you do need to preregister.<br />

Visit the 11th century courtyard,<br />

horrible history session, Castle Tour, ghost<br />

walk, Castle trail encounter, bird of prey.<br />

£3.50 car park charge. T: 01384 215313 .<br />

20 September<br />

Nature Tots at Parkridge - Bugs That<br />

Go Bump<br />

The Parkridge Centre, Solihull, B91 3HG<br />

www.warwickshirewildlifetrust.org.uk<br />

10.30am-12noon and 1.30-3pm. Nature<br />

Tots aims to encourage an early interest<br />

in wildlife. Activities outdoors in the<br />

natural surroundings of the reserve at The<br />

Parkridge Centre. The session starts with<br />

fifteen minutes of free play, when everyone<br />

is here, when head outside to get stuck in<br />

with some wonderful activities based on<br />

that weeks theme, before returning to the<br />

centre to make an amazing craft to take<br />

home. T: 0121 704 0768.<br />

21 September<br />

Swing Sling Baby Classes<br />

Bantock House Museum WV3 9LQ<br />

www.wolverhamptonart.org.uk<br />

9.30-11.15am. Sling Swing is an exciting<br />

gentle movement and dance class for<br />

mums and dads or carers with their babies<br />

and toddlers in soft structured slings and<br />

baby carriers or wraps.<br />

Galton Valley Canal Museum<br />

Galton Valley Canal Museum B66 1BA<br />

www.sandwell.gov.uk<br />

10am-3pm. Housed in the New Smethwick<br />

Pumping Station the canal museum tells<br />

the story of the Galton Valley canal system<br />

and the people that lived and worked on it.<br />

Entry to the museum is free and there are<br />

light refreshments available.<br />

T: 0121 556 0683.<br />

Guided Pond Dipping Sessions<br />

Sandwell Valley B43 5AG<br />

www.rspb.org.uk<br />

11am-1pm. Come and join in with a guided<br />

Pond Dipping session. Expert volunteers<br />

will be on hand to help you discover the<br />

pond minibeasts, how to idientify them and<br />

the best way to use our equipment.<br />

T: 0121 357 7395.<br />

Family Workshop: Canal Art<br />

Black Country Living Museum DY1 4SQ<br />

www.bclm.co.uk<br />

Learn the traditional techniques of canal art<br />

in a fun and friendly atmosphere. Find out<br />

about the traditional skills of canal art as<br />

you create your own hand-painted tiles to<br />

take home at the end of the day. For family<br />

members of all ages and generations.<br />

Booking advised. T: 0121 557 9643.<br />

Hero Walk<br />

Walsall Arboretum WS1 2QB<br />

www.stgileshospice.com<br />

12noon. Join in this 5km family walk and<br />

fun day and make memories in a mask<br />

around Walsall Arboretum. Kick off your<br />

afternoon at the hero hub where you<br />

can give your super powers a boost with<br />

snacks and smoothies before you set<br />

off on your arboretum adventure with<br />

awesome activities along the route. A hero’s<br />

welcome awaits as you cross the finish line<br />

to celebrate with a goodie bag and medal.<br />

Your entry fee includes a hero mask for<br />

each participant. If you’d like to take on the<br />

challenge in true hero style, St Giles capes<br />

can be pre-ordered or purchased on the<br />

day for £5. Doggie sidekicks are welcome.<br />

£6 children (under 16), £10 adults, £30 family<br />

(2 adults, 2 children), Free entry for children<br />

under 3.<br />

21 September – 22 September<br />

Heritage Open Day Free Buses<br />

Upton House and Gardens OX15 6HT<br />

www.nationaltrust.org.uk<br />

As part of Heritage Open Days, Upton<br />

House and Gardens are opening for free<br />

for one weekend only this September. Free<br />

buses will be provided - see <strong>web</strong>site for<br />

more details. T: 01295670266.<br />

22 September<br />

Harvest Festival<br />

Sarehole Mill B13 0BD<br />

www.birminghammusuems.org.uk<br />

11am-4pm. A celebration of the harvest in<br />

cooperation with Let’s Feed Brum.<br />

T: 0121 348 8160.<br />

Heritage Open Days - Oak House<br />

Museum<br />

Oak House Museum B70 8HJ.<br />

www.sandwell.gov.uk<br />

2-5pm. Meet costumed characters<br />

demonstrating women’s work in the 1600s.<br />

Discover who signed an oath ‘to live and die<br />

for the true Protestant religion’ in 1642. Try<br />

some hands on activities. T: 0121 5530759.<br />

Open Day<br />

New Hall Water Mill B76 1QU<br />

www.newhallmill.org.uk<br />

10am-4pm. Visit the Grade II listed flour mill<br />

which, water supply permitting, will be fully<br />

operational. Mill and tea room open.<br />

T: 0121 526 3131.<br />

Fun in The Park<br />

Tudor Grange Park B91 3LU<br />

www.solihull.gov.uk<br />

11am-5pm. The annual charity fundraising<br />

event returns. You can look forward to the<br />

display of Classic Cars and the Dog Show<br />

which have become family favourites. As<br />

usual there will be demonstrations and<br />

activities throughout the park with a full<br />

programme of events in the main arena.<br />

BMAG Babies<br />

Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery B3<br />

3DH<br />

www.birminghammusuems.org.uk<br />

10.30 and 11.30am. Come along for one of<br />

the Museum’s regular on gallery early years<br />

stay and play sessions. Creative, interactive<br />

and sensory play and fun with colours,<br />

textures and sounds. Designed for babies<br />

and toddlers aged 6 months to 2 years to<br />

play and interact with a parent or caregiver.<br />

T: 0121 348 8000.<br />

26 September<br />

Little Grown ups<br />

Bilston Craft Gallery WV14 7LU<br />

www.wolverhamptonart.org.uk<br />

1-2pm. Little Grown-ups focus on providing<br />

families with babies and toddlers the<br />

freedom and space, as well as games and<br />

toys, to enjoy playing with and to pretend<br />

they’re all grown-up – from dressing-up,<br />

studying, going to work, and running a busy<br />

home – children can create their very own<br />

imaginary, grown-up worlds, far away in the<br />

future. Suitable for 0 – 7 years. £4 per child.<br />

Nature Tots at Brandon Marsh -<br />

Natures Fairies<br />

Brandon Marsh SSSI Nature Reserve and<br />

Visitor Centre CV3 3GW<br />

www.warwickshirewildlifetrust.org.uk<br />

10.30am-12noon and 1.30-3pm. Nature<br />

Tots aims to encourage an early interest in<br />

wildlife. Activities outdoors in the natural<br />

surroundings of the reserve at Brandon<br />

Marsh. These sessions start with fifteen<br />

minutes of fun free play and everyone<br />

is here we head outside to get stuck in<br />

with some wonderful activities based on<br />

that weeks theme, before returning to the<br />

centre to make an amazing craft you can<br />

take home. T: 02476 302912.<br />

Family Bat Night<br />

Ufton Fields CV33 9PU<br />

www.warwickshirewildlifetrust.org.uk<br />

6-7.30pm. Learn lots of exciting facts<br />

about bats and use a bat detector on a<br />

short walk around the wood to hear their<br />

ultrasonic calls and spot them flying<br />

around. This is a unique way to discover<br />

this wonderful reserve and learn more<br />

about its elusive inhabitants. Suitable for<br />

children aged (4+) . Please note there are<br />

no toilet facilities at Ufton Fields, children<br />

need to be accompanied by an adult and<br />

dogs are not permitted at this event.<br />

T: 02476302912.<br />

26 September – 29 September<br />

Bolsover’s Greatest Show<br />

Bolsover Castle S44 6PR<br />

www.english-hertigage.org.uk<br />

6.30-9.30pm. Step into 17th century<br />

Bolsover Castle as you have never seen<br />

it before. Spectacular illuminations and<br />

entertainment will bring to life the castle<br />

originally built as a hilltop pleasure-palace<br />

of captivating Cavalier William Cavendish.<br />

Join jesters, acrobats, and fire-breathers as<br />

they take over the grounds in the castle’s<br />

Greatest Show yet. T: 0370 333 1183.<br />

27 September<br />

Nature Tots at Parkridge - Natures<br />

Fairies<br />

The Parkridge Centre, Solihull, B91 3HG<br />

www.warwickshirewildlifetrust.org.uk<br />

10.30am-12noon and 1.30-3pm. Nature<br />

Tots aims to encourage an early interest<br />

in wildlife. Activities outdoors in the<br />

natural surroundings of the reserve at<br />

The Parkridge Centre. The session starts<br />

with fifteen minutes of free play, when<br />

everyone is here, then head outside<br />

to get stuck in with some wonderful<br />

activities based on that weeks theme,<br />

before returning to the centre to make an<br />

amazing craft to take home.<br />

T: 0121 704 0768.<br />

28 September<br />

Women’s Work in the Jewellery<br />

Quarter<br />

Museum of the Jewellery Quarter B18 6HA<br />

www.birminghammusuems.org.uk<br />

12.15-1.15pm. Come along for a tour and<br />

learn about the work undertaken by<br />

women from the late 1800’s until the<br />

1980’s and the many vitally important jobs<br />

that women worked, from working in the<br />

office to manual work such as press work,<br />

polishing and enamelling. T: 0121 348 8140.<br />

Race for Life: Sandwell Pretty Muddy<br />

Kids<br />

Sandwell Valley Country Park B71 4BG<br />

www.raceforlife.cancerresearchuk.org<br />

9.45am. Race for Life Pretty Muddy Kids<br />

is a brilliant muddy obstacle course just<br />

for the little ones. They can take on the<br />

obstacles, crawl through the mud pit<br />

and have fun with friends, all the while<br />

helping raise valuable funds for life-saving<br />

research. Please note, all children taking<br />

part must be at least 1.2m tall on day of<br />

event.<br />

Guided Pond Dipping Sessions<br />

Sandwell Valley B43 5AG<br />

www.rspb.org.uk<br />

11am-1pm. Come and join in with a guided<br />

Pond Dipping session. Expert volunteers<br />

will be on hand to help you discover the<br />

pond minibeasts, how to idientify them and<br />

the best way to use our equipment.<br />

T: 0121 357 7395.<br />

29 September<br />

Den Building<br />

Moor Pool Hal B17 9DY<br />

www.moorpoolhall.org.uk<br />

10am-12noon. Drop in and try your hand at<br />

den building with natural materials with the<br />

education officer. Great free family friendly<br />

activity. Please wear flat shoes, or wellies<br />

and a long sleeved top. T: 0121 426 2908.<br />

2 October – 6 October<br />

Horse of the Year Show<br />

The NEC, Birmingham B40 1NT<br />

www.hoys.co.uk<br />

Horse of the Year Show celebrates the end<br />

of the competitive season by crowning<br />

the Champions of the most prestigious<br />

National Showing Championships. Most<br />

HOYS competitors will have qualified and<br />

stood champions at major county shows,<br />

so it’s little wonder that Horse of the Year<br />

Show has become known as the “Show of<br />

Champions”. T: 0844 581 8282.<br />

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BACK TO SCHOOL 2019 | www.primarytimes.co.uk/birmingham

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