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Primary Times Birmingham<br />

S4 Swim School have<br />

been providing the service<br />

of swimming lessons to<br />

thousands of children for over<br />

a decade. They offer small<br />

groups and fast progression!<br />

“Fantastic lessons! Can’t<br />

recommend them enough.<br />

My daughter loves it and<br />

they have been fab with my<br />

youngest who has only just<br />

started!” (Facebook)<br />

“Fantastic swimming school,<br />

the instructors are brilliant<br />

with young children, very<br />

positive and encouraging.<br />

Would definitely recommend.”<br />

(Facebook)<br />

Take a look at...<br />

THE GREAT BIG DANCE OFF!<br />

Our schools-only competition is an exciting experience<br />

where the desire to dance is everything. No prior<br />

experience required, just good ideas and<br />

lots of energy.<br />

Celebrating the healthiest aspects of competition, we<br />

invite your primary school to join the hundreds nationally<br />

that are already a part of the GBDO family.<br />

Register now on our <strong>web</strong>site for the West Mids heat:<br />

rd<br />

New Alexandra Theatre Birmingham 3 February 2020.<br />

www.thegreatbigdanceoff.com<br />

thegreatbigdanceoff tgbdo<br />

For more on the S4<br />

philosophy visit:<br />

F: @s4swimschool<br />

s4swimschool.com<br />

TRICK OR TREAT!<br />

Three Tips for a frighteningly fun Halloween… without breaking the bank!<br />

66Ad.indd 1 18/07/2019 18:43<br />

Whether it’s trick or treating, carving pumpkins, apple bobbing or lighting a bonfire, Halloween season can quickly become an expensive<br />

time of year for families. Following America’s lead, Halloween in the UK has gained massive popularity, with statistics showing that Britons<br />

spent £419 million on Halloween in 2018. However, the holiday for all thing’s horror, hilarity and fun does not need to break the bank every<br />

year. Primary Times have put together 3 different ways to have a frighteningly fun Halloween with the children, without the hefty price tag.<br />

Homemade<br />

Trick or Treats<br />

Whether you’re planning on<br />

heading out trick or treating on<br />

Halloween night, or just having a<br />

spooky night-in with the kids, the<br />

sweet treats don’t have to cost<br />

a fortune. You could make your<br />

own sweets by melting leftover<br />

chocolate into spooky shapes or<br />

branch out with your treat selection<br />

to offer your children fruit, popcorn<br />

or party rings.<br />

Crafty<br />

Costumes<br />

Shop-bought Halloween costumes<br />

can look great, but often come with<br />

a price tag to match. For an equally<br />

effective result, try making and sewing<br />

your children’s costumes yourself<br />

using items from around the house.<br />

A yellow shirt and some overalls<br />

can make a cute Minion, some black<br />

clothes and white tape will transform<br />

your children into scary skeletons.<br />

Party<br />

Games<br />

Party games are a great way to<br />

add activities this Halloween<br />

without any additional costs. You<br />

could try the ‘Halloween Feel<br />

Box’, a fun sensory game where<br />

the children have to guess the<br />

different household items in<br />

the box, or ‘Pin the stem on the<br />

pumpkin’, a spooky alternative to<br />

‘Pin the tail on the donkey’.<br />

www.primarytimes.co.uk/birmingham | OCTOBER 2019 7

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