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We throw away a lot of rubbish, but what could be done if we looked at it in a different way? On this workshop you will be taking things that would usually go into our bins and use them to create a beautiful plant pot.
Cost
Free
Location
Meadowbank Adult and Community Education Centre
Community Close
Cranford
London
TW5 9QX
How to book
We recommend booking in person or over the phone rather than using the website. Pick up an enrolment form from Meadowbank (TW5 9QX) or Kingsley (TW3 1NX)if you have not done a course with us before, complete and return it. Or ring 020 8583 6000
This event is run by the organisation London Borough of Hounslow (Hounslow Council). View their organisation details and other listed services.
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Come along to plant some seeds, take your pot home and watch what grows.
Family learning programmes aim to give parents/carers and their children the opportunity to explore ways to learn together in a fun way.
What is required to join the session?
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These sessions are for adults and children to work together - parents will need to supervise their children at all times.
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For health and safety reasons, children must be over the age of 5 to attend this session. NO BABIES ARE ALLOWED.
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Please note we can only accommodate one adult to 2 children per family.
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If your child needs any extra assistance within the class, please be sure to let our staff know when enrolling.
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It is important that you book your place on our workshop in advance.
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Please bring along some clean recycling items from home that you would like to reuse to create something new, especially plastic pots and bottles.
You can pick up an enrolment form from Meadowbank or Kingsley Academy. Visit www.hace.ac.uk for more information or call 020 8583 6000 to book your place (quote code MM299LUB)

Location
Location
Meadowbank Adult and Community Education Centre
Community Close
Cranford
London
TW5 9QX
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- Wheelchair accessible