Thursday 16 December 2010

Making Angels at Winton Children's Centre


Winton has the best looking Christmas trees thanks to these junk model angels!

The first Grumpy and Aiming High Stay and Play Session held at Winton Children's Centre.

Wednesday 15 December 2010

Aiming High Stay and Play Session

Grumpy is running Free Stay and Play sessions around Salford for children with disabilities and additional needs. The sessions will run:

Tuesdays (afterschool 4pm-6pm)
Mossfield Children's Centre
Winton Children's Centre

Thursdays (afterschool 4pm-6pm)
Eccles Gateway Centre
Walkden Gateway Centre

[Please see flyers below for a list of dates]

The sessions will operate on a first come, first serve basis with priority given to children with additional needs.

Please ring 0800 195 5565 to book a place.

Winton: Aiming High Stay and Play Sessions


Walkden: Aiming High Stay and Play Sessions


Mossfield: Aiming High Stay and Play Sessions


Eccles: Aiming High Stay and Play Sessions


Friday 3 December 2010

Making Angels in Gorton


Grumpy went down to the Christmas Light switch on in Gorton to make Christmas angels- perfect for sitting on top of a christmas tree!

Sunday 14 November 2010

Tuesday 19 October 2010

Halloween Costumes

Making halloween masks and costumes at Wythenshawe Forum.


World Food Cafe


Grumpy helped celebrate the opening of the World Food Cafe at St. James Primary School in Gorton with a banner decorated with images of favourite foods.

An image of banner will be used as a front cover of a World Food cook book.


Tuesday 5 October 2010

Adult Creative Training

Halloween themed creative training with S.P.I.K.E.
Monsters... witches... bats... costumes... all using recycled scrap available from the Grumpy scrap store!

Wednesday 29 September 2010

Kite Making with Woodcraft Folk

Making kites with the Woodcraft Folk group at St. Agnes Church in Longsight.
The Woodcraft Folk
"We are a unique progressive educational movement for children and young people – both girls and boys - designed to develop self-confidence and activity in society, with the aim of building a world based on equality, peace, social justice and co-operation."

Find out more about Woodcraft Folk on their website: http://www.woodcraft.org.uk/ and click here to see if there's a group near you.