Sarah's Messy Play 1.33

Just two little words - Messy Play - can reduce the most calm and collected parent into a state of panic, with images of splattered walls, stained floors and utter chaos. Sarah's Messy Play sessions are a chance for you and your child to have the best of both worlds; to make unlimited mess without any clearing up. There is a fun theme every week with a whole range of activities for little ones to explore freely. Let them have fun exploring ice, digging in jelly and fishing in foam!

So what are the benefits of Messy Play?.

Messy play can contribute significantly to children’s learning and development, providing invaluable experiences which are fun and which spark their curiosity and creativity. Children learn problem solving skills through processes of cause and effect, and develop their understanding of the world around them. Exploring a range of materials allows them to experiment with their senses, enables them to make choices, to create ideas, and to develop a sense of self.

Age Range

Sessions are suitable for little ones from
6 months - 6 years
During holidays older siblings are welcome to come along and join in for a small additional cost.

Groups run:

Mondays at Unlimited Dance Company, Mill Road Barnstaple.
10-11am and 11.30-12.30:

Thursdays at Atlantis Adventure Park, Bideford.

10.30-11.30am and 1.00-2.00pm

Cost:

Single taster session: £3.00
Pay as you go £5 (additional siblings 1/2 price)

Flexible pre-paid block of 5 sessions - £20
Flexible pre-paid block of 10 sessions - £35

Attend any 5/10 sessions within 6-12 months from date of payment. Booking prior to attending each session is required.

Also available for private groups and Birthday parties! Contact me for details and availability.

About Sarah:
I have worked in childcare and education for the last 15 years in which i have gained experience within both mainstream and special educational needs and currently work as a Community Nursery Nurse within the Health Visiting Team. I have a Foundation Degree in Early Childhood Studies and have focused considerably on the benefits and importance of play in child development. I have a little boy of my own upon whom i practice my messy play activities!
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