It’s the summer holidays and the kids have woken you up at 5.30am. On a Sunday. Again.
You’ve lost count of how many parks you’ve visited over the months - and even you have your limits at the number of times you can re-watch Shrek and Toy Story.
Fortunately, JW3 has a full summer programme, packed with indoor and outdoor activities for children, to help take the edge off and provide you with a little bit of sanity on a sunny - or rainy - day in London.
If you’re looking for free arts and craft activities for your kids, drop in on a Sunday afternoon for our Crafternoon sessions for children aged 3-8. Here's a clip of Chloe making a 3D Eifel Tower:
Or get those creative juices flowing and experience an interactive, immersive theatre performance with our drama partners Infinite Jest, for all the family to enjoy. There’s also Jump, Jive and Jiggle once a month with Ilana Banana, for children who love to dance and boogie.
But where am I supposed to find playgroups near me, we hear you cry? Don’t worry – we've got you covered at our ever-popular Playgroup with Chloe each Thursday. Join her for singing, playing, laughing whilst making new friends (suitable for ages 2-4).
What else can you do with your kids this summer? If they’re in Reception – Year 4, we’ve got 7 weeks of Rising Stars Activities Summer Camp, packed with sports, games, drama, talent shows and much more. Or try bringing them along to the Tzofim (Israeli Scouts) at JW3 once a week for lively and fun free activities in Hebrew.
And if you’re wondering how to keep babies and toddlers entertained, relax – we’ve got a few options too. You can bring them along to our Sensory Stretch and Grow group as we journey through the seasons of the year for ages 0-2. Or go on a magical adventure full of puppets, interactive storytelling, instruments, parachute play, bubbles and lots of bouncing around at our Family Music Time sessions.
However you decide to entertain your kids this summer, we’ve got a range of activities and things to do in Hampstead with everything you need to give them a summer they’ll never forget.
