Holiday Club Photographs: Monday 1 August 2011

Monday morning the sun was shining… Over 100 children and their parents/carers were due to attend the Messy Church part of Holiday Club and nearly 80 juniors were ready to go into their themed activity. There was an air of calm excitement. Holiday Club 2011 had a very different feel to it already.

The plan of the day was worship for the junior children who then split up into their activities and went off to four different corners of TPS to tackle dance, drama, arts and crafts and sports. Messy Church children – all the under 8’s – then had their own worship slot with songs and a talk geared at a more appropriate level. The younger children then had the opportunity to try Playball sessions, do Messy Church style crafts, play indoors with toys loaned from Petersfield Toy Library or make use of the paths around the sports hall to ride circuits on bikes, trikes, scooters and little cars.

Worship on Monday was led by Father Hollins of St Laurence who engaged the juniors well in the first slot and told the Messy Church parents that they were doing a wonderful job raising their children in the second slot. Everyone rather liked Father Hollins I think! Father Hollins had the job of exploring the meaning of Church with the children.

See photographs from other days:

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Sports

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Messy Church in the Sports Hall

Monday Messy Church - 02	Monday Messy Church - 03


Monday Messy Church - 04	Monday Messy Church - 05


Monday Messy Church - 06	Monday Messy Church - 07


Monday Messy Church - 08	Monday Messy Church - 09


Monday Messy Church - 10	Security


Monday Art - 12	Toys awaiting play-mates


Monday Art - 14	Monday Art - 15


Monday Sport - 16	Monday Sport - 17


Monday Sport - 18	Monday Sport - 19


Monday Sport - 20


Monday Dance - 21	Monday Dance - 22


Monday Drama - 23

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