Welcome to our online hyperlinked Summer version of The West Kent Family Grapevine Magazine
As always we have our pick of amazing Summer events in West Kent, ideas for family places to visit and some brilliant competitions, including family tickets to the E.M.Forster Theatre, The Festival Theatre at Hever Castle and the magnificent Spa Valley Railway. We also have a 'Myfirst 3d pen Make' to give away, a subscription to the award winning Fables World, and a chance to win a series of 4 books from Superquesters. We've got more competitions on our website too!
Most importantly we have hundreds of listings for businesses to help and support with family life. The online hyperlinked version of our Summer edition allows you to click on links and go straight to their website. It's also downloadable from our website on the go!
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Local Business • Family Services
Local Business
ABCS UK, award-winning bookkeeping practice helping parents with their business accounts www.abcsuk.com, 01732 495224
The Handwriting Tutor Kent, Learn neat, legible and joined up handwriting, www.thehandwritingtutorkent.co.uk Tutor English GCSE. Very experienced teacher. Tunbridge Wells area, 07504 939649
Foreign Language Tuition
Caroline Cunnington-King, French and Spanish Tutor, Tonbridge, 07884 255749
Elisabeth Reichert-Eckersley, conversational german tuition, 01342 811099
German Saturday School, Tonbridge Kidslingo Spanish Classes, 07984 207908
My Spanish Tutor, One to One Online Spanish Tuition for All Ages and Levels, 07545 018144
Sevenoaks English Language Centre, english for foreigners, 07717 214041 Spanish for children, Edenbridge rea, native teacher, 07917 744515
Tonbridge Russian School, Beginners to GCSE and A-level, 10yrs experience, 3yrs+, 07715 559035
Instrumental and Vocal Tuition
Caroline Stinton, Piano, Bassoon and theory lessons, Tunbridge Wells, 01892 524315
Classical singing lessons Tunbridge Wells from beginners to advanced. all ages, 01892 538453
Funky Monkey Keyboard Classes
Sevenoaks! Electronic keyboard group classes 4+yrs, www.funkymonkey.info, 01732 457100
A-Z Activities for Children
SUMMER WORKSHOPS
Joe’s Academy of Music: music for all ages and abilities, Tunbridge Wells, 07938 226435
Timothy Lowe ARCM, FISM Expert piano and theory tuition, 07588 549622
Arts and Crafts
Cygnets Art School - art classes and holiday workshops for children 5-13yrs, www.cygnetsartschool.com/sevenoaks, 07511 665744
CASCADE DANCE
JOIN OUR DANCE WORKSHOPS THIS SUMMER! Workshops for 5 - 18 years
TUNBRIDGE WELLS
Wed 21st & Thurs 22nd August
SEVENOAKS
Wed 14th & Thurs 15th August
book spaces on www.cascadedance.co.uk with
Primary age 5 - 7
Juniors age 8 - 11
Secondary age 11+ Workshops will be split according to age ranges.
Tunbridge Wells Music Lessons - Clarinet, Saxophone, Flute, Piano - Tunbridge Wells, 07904 320750
TW Music School: Drum, Guitar, Bass, Vocal Piano, 01892 750157
Activities for additional needs children
A place to be, Creative, sensory fun for kids with or without disabilities. 1-2-1 at home support, 07837 576611
Bradbourne Riding Centre (Riding for the Disabled), Sevenoaks, 01732 453592
Katharine Jennings Fine Art Studios - An art studio for ALL! www.katharinejenningsfineart.co.uk, 01892 852802
Little Smidgets craft sessions. 1 - 5 years. Paddock Wood Community Centre, 07734 824048
Little Springers: Baking, cooking, Crafts, Gardening, Music 3yrs+, 07768 466327
Nature Makers is a nature based arts and crafts class for children aged 0-6, 07415 780943
The Ceramic Studio provide pottery classes for adults and children, www.theceramicstudio.co.uk
Basketball
Sevenoaks Leisure Centre 14-15yrs, 01732 470700
Tunbridge Wells Sports Centre, under 16s, 01892 540744
Ceramic Painting Studios
The Ceramic Studio provide pottery classes for adults and children, www.theceramicstudio.co.uk
Circus Skills
Showtime Performing Arts 3.5yrs+
Malling School Oxted School Weekends Only, 07749 650222
Climbing
Chimera Climbing Centre, a vibrant and modern public amenity, Tunbridge Wells, 01892 457294
A-Z Activities for Children
Clip n Climb, Indoor climbing arena for adults and children, 01732 753330
Extreme Ventures, outdoor rock climbing courses, nr Tunbridge Wells, 6yrs+, 07835 528548
Kent and Sussex Climbing Indoor, Climbing Academy 6yrs+, 01892 673167
Kids @ Chimera, minimum age 5 years (under 16’s adult supervision required), 01892 457294
Riding Farm Equestrian Centre, 4yrs+, Hildenborough, 01732 838717
D&D Footie Focus, weekend and evening football coaching for 2½ to 8 years, 07969 669153
First Class Football: Advanced Football Skills Coaching 2yrs+, 07929 861394 Little Kickers, Tunbridge Wells, Tonbridge and Sevenoaks, up to 7 years, 0208 432 0982
Pure Football Academy, Additional Training, Kent & Sussex, 18mnths - 14yrs, 07872 864016
The Rondos Advanced Football Academy, 5-18yrs, Hildenborough, 01892 822554
Toddler Football, up to 4yrs, Edenbridge Leisure Centre, 01732 865665
Tonbridge Invicta FC, New! Girls Football for 11yrs+, football club and coaching, 07891 626537
Tunbridge Wells Foresters FC, Football Club and coaching 5yrs+, 07718 393138
Tunbridge Wells Ladies FC, Girls Football 5-16yrs, 07801 045941
Tunbridge Wells Sports Centre, Fun Footie 5-7yrs, Girls 11-14yrs, Junior U16yrs, 01892 540744
Golf
Hever Castle Golf Club 5yrs+, 01732 700771
Hilden Golf Centre, Tonbridge 3yrs+, 01732 833607
Knole Park Golf Club, Sevenoaks, junior membership 11-17 years, 01732 452150
House in the Basement in Sevenoaks has partnered with Sevenoaks District Council and Millwall Community Trust to run sessions for young people aged 11-17 who are not in education, employment or training.
The project started in March with four sessions and a total of 11 young people. In April there were three sessions which seven young people attended.
These sessions are an opportunity to develop skills within a small group, and for young people to hear from inspiring speakers from a range of different backgrounds. There may also be hands-on activities like baking and crafts.
These sessions run every Tuesday during term time at House in the Basement from 1.30pm until 3.30pm. The programme will not be running over the school holidays but House in the Basement will be open as usual.
House in the Basement is run in the basement of the Stag Community Arts Centre, London Road, Sevenoaks, TN13 1ZZ.
It is a youth café and is a fully accessible site with an access ramp for wheelchair users, and with refreshments and snacks available on site.
For our opening times please check our website: www.houseinthebasement.weebly.com
If you would like to come along to one of these sessions please email: Manager@houseinthebasement.co.uk
HM Creative, Dance and Yoga Workshops/Retreats, Entertainment and Performances, Classes, www.hmcreative.co.uk, 07887 653276
Yogama, live and online yoga classes, vinyasa, prenatal, postnatal, Tunbridge Wells, Tonbridge, 07984 585467
Youth Clubs
House in the Basement Youth Café, Sevenoaks, free for young people aged 11-17, www.houseinthebasement.weebly. com, 01732 466593
Benenden Village Hall, 07419 989830
Bessels Green Baptist Church, Bessels Green, Tonbridge, 01732 454921
Bidborough Village Hall, 07517 145731
Brenchley Memorial Hall, 01892 832579
Camden Centre - Tunbridge Wells, 01892 521384
Copt Hall, Hawkhurst, 01580 752058
Cowden Memorial Halls, 2 halls, kitchen and car park, day and evening, 01342 850532
Delarue Hall and Barn, weekend and bank holiday hire, 01732 367917
Delarue Hall, Tonbridge, Hire for all occasions, 01732 367917
Dunton Green Village Hall, 01732 469610
Edenbridge WI Hall, 01732 865368
Frant Memorial Hall, 01892 752123
Groombridge Village Hall, 07552 170679
Hadlow Old School Hall, 01732 851878
Hildenborough Village Hall, six rooms for hire, 01732 833092
Horsmonden Village Hall, 01892 723955
Langton Village Hall, 07581 471147
Mencap Hall, Hitchen Hatch Lane, 01732 458775
Pembury Baptist Church Hall, Pembury, 01892 825590
Pembury Village Hall, 07983 228181
Putlands Sports and Leisure Centre, Paddock Wood, 01892 838290
Rickards Hall, Edenbridge, 01732 865368
Sackville School, sports hall, 4 x badminton courts, large playing fields & beautiful stately home school building, www.sackvilleschool.co.uk
Sackville School, various facilities for hire for events including a large Marquee in beautiful grounds, www.sackvilleschool.co.uk
Showfields Hall, Tunbridge Wells, 01892 514544
Speldhurst Village Hall, 07786 948952
St Barnabas Church Hall, Tunbridge Wells
St Dunstan’s Church Hall, Southborough, 01892 529158
St James Church Hall, Tunbridge Wells, 01892 521703
St John the Baptist, Sevenoaks, 01732 541710
St John’s Church Hall, Tunbridge Wells, 01892 540897
St John’s Methodist Church, Southborough, 01892 544578
St Luke’s Church Hall, Sevenoaks, 01732 743045
St Mary’s Church Hall, Riverhead, 01732 450408
St Matthew’s Church Hall, Tunbridge Wells, 01892 618108
St Paulinus Church Centre, Edenbridge, 01732 864070
St Peter’s Church, Tunbridge Wells, 01892 327734
St Philip’s Church, Tunbridge Wells, 01892 531031
St Stephen’s Church Community Centre, Tonbridge, 3 halls, 01732 771977
Once Upon a Wish Events - Events and Party entertainment tailored to suit you!, 07739 584988
Perform Parties for 4-7 years are high energy, fun and totally infectious, 020 7255 9120
Pic-n-Mix Parties for boys and girls, 1-11yrs, 07860 801173
Pop Up Arcade, The Ultimate Gaming Birthday Party. Set up inside or in our heated gaming tents, 0203 0892439 Princess and the Pea Events, fun singing & dancing character packages, 07557 145648
Ready Steady Sport - Multi sport for all children 3yrs upwards. 07764 187401
Superstar Pamper Parties exclusive pamper parties for girls aged 5-14 years, 07941 509495
Vintage Afternoon Tea served in your own venue perfect for that special occasion, 07545 807031
Zebadee Kidz Parties Tonbridge, one stop shop for all your entertainment needs!, 07773 066645
Holiday Schemes and Activities
Alison Marks Swim School Holiday Courses, Hildenborough, 3 years+ (not Winter), 01732 365440 Angel Centre, Tonbridge - Drop in fun sessions, 01732 359966
Aqua Swimming Ltd, Sevenoaks and Tunbridge Wells venues, 01732 455800
Holden Park Preschool and After School Club, 2 to 11 years, 01892 520626 Hubbub, School Holiday Childcare, education, fun & adventure, High Brooms, 07942 937006
Pop Divas, Hazlitt Theatre, 9th August www.parkwoodtheatres.co.uk/hazlitt-theatre/whats-on
Dinosaur Week at Kent Life, 12th – 16th August www.kentlife.org
Outdoor Theatre at Emmetts Garden: A Midsummer Night's Dream by Immersion Theatre, 13th August www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/kent/emmetts-garden
The Three Musketeers at The Hazlitt Theatre, 17th – 25th August www.parkwoodtheatres.co.uk/hazlitt-theatre
Baby Broadway, Stag Theatre, 18th August www.stagsevenoaks.co.uk
Beauty and the Beast at Belmont House, 18th August www.belmont-house.org
Outdoor Theatre at Emmetts Garden: Peter Pan by Immersion Theatre, 22nd August www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/kent/emmetts-garden
Ice Cream Festival at Kent Life, 24th August www.kentlife.org
Outdoor Theatre: The Comedy of Errors by The Handlebards, 7th September www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/kent/emmetts-garden
Hops ‘n’ Harvest Beer Festival at Kent Life. 7th - 8th September www.kentlife.org
Sevenoaks Climate Change Youth Forum, 11th September & 22nd October Youthwork@sevenoakstown.gov.uk
Science Museum Live at The Assembly Hall Theatre, 21st September www.assemblyhalltheatre.co.uk
Baby Broadway, Stag Theatre, 6th October www.stagsevenoaks.co.uk
The Ugly Duckling, Stag Theatre, 19th October www.stagsevenoaks.co.uk
Halloween at Kent Life, 26th October www.kentlife.org
The National Trust
A Summer of Family Fun
Join us for a summer of outdoor play at Chartwell, Emmetts Garden and Quebec House where we have plenty to keep the whole family entertained.
At Chartwell, follow in the footsteps of Jock, our resident cat, on our children’s trail around the garden. If you’re lucky, you might even spot the great cat himself! In the house, there are more animals to spot in our family trail before heading out into the estate to explore the treehouse or bomb crater for more adventures.
At beautiful Emmetts Garden, enjoying a summer of play is the main event with free games equipment to borrow. It’s the perfect opportunity to challenge friends and family to a bit of healthy competition! Our wild play area is situated right next to the café for when all that activity has worked up an appetite.
The delightful setting of Quebec House in Westerham is an opportunity for some quieter but no less busy play! Enjoy traditional games on the lawn, archery every Wednesday in August, and even a spot of yoga (selected dates).
We’re all set for a summer of fun, all included in our usual admission price! To find out more, visit our websites:
There are lots of fantastic places to visit and fun family days out in Kent. We’ve listed a few ideas below. Take your family and get out and about into the Kent countryside, visit local family farms, adventure playgrounds, National Trust properties and lots more! Please do ensure to check your venue first for opening times, availability or any restrictions
Outdoor Pursuits
Ashdown Forest, originally a deer hunting forest in Norman times, Ashdown Forest is now one of the largest free public access spaces in the South East. It is a great place for walking and enjoying spectacular views over the Sussex countryside and is known the world over as the ‘home’ of Winnie-the-Pooh www.ashdownforest.org
Bedgebury National Pinetium & Forest, Bedgebury Road, Goudhurst, Kent, ideal for walking, running, cycling and adventure play www.forestryengland.uk/bedgebury
Bewl Water Outdoor Centre, Lamberhurst, Kent, watersports, climbing and residential centre www.bewlwater.co.uk
Bowles Activity Centre, Eridge Green, ski slopes, rock crags, ropes courses, archery range www.bowles.rocks
Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve has 5 lakes and is a spectacular site for birds, plants, fungi and animals. There is a small café, shop and a Kingfisher Trail
www.kentwildlifetrust.org.uk/nature-reserves
Toys Hill, (National Trust) near Brasted Chart. Nature trails through 200 acres of ancient woodland, with abundant wildlife and amazing views www.kentwildlifetrust.org.uk/nature-reserves
Tyland Barn, Sandling, Maidstone. There is a small nature park with ponds, mini beast homes and trails, a café offering a selection of light lunches www.kentwildlifetrust.org.uk/nature-reserves
Adventure Parks and Family Fun
Buzy Bees Playbarn, Buzy Bee’s is the perfect space for little Bee’s aged 0-12 years to explore, enjoy themselves let off steam www.buzybeessoftplay.com
Rock UK Carroty Wood Adventure Centre, Tonbridge, 58 acres of beautiful, mature, enclosed woodland ideal for outdoor education www.rockuk.org/centres/carroty-wood
Clip ‘n Climb Tonbridge, the experience includes a 30 minute introduction, harness fitting and safety briefing then a full 55 minutes climbing, finally 5 minutes to remove harness and exit the arena www.clipnclimbtonbridge.co.uk
Knockhatch Adventure Park, Hailsham, animals, falconry, indoor year round soft play, go karts, outdoor playgrounds and paddling pools www.knockhatch.com
Family Farms
Blackberry Farm, Whitesmith has some 18 acres, home to over 200 animals, most of which can be petted or fed by hand with staff to tell you all about them. There's also a large outdoor play area, “Clucky’s” undercover adventure playbarn and sensory zone, a family picnic area and baby area www.blackberry-farm.co.uk
Bore Place Farm, is a rural retreat providing bespoke opportunities for people to learn, grow and reconnect with themselves and the environment. Stunning walks, bike hire, all year round events www.boreplace.org
Heaven Farm, Furners Green, Uckfield. A 100 acre farm with nature walks, bluebell nature trail, tea rooms, rural life museum and it also offers camping www.heavenfarm.co.uk
Godstone Farm, a fun and interactive farm for all the family providing animal encounters, indoor & outdoor play areas, a restuarant and a shop www.godstonefarm.co.uk
Places to Go in Kent
Places to Go in Kent
Animals and Nature
Coolings Green & Pleasant Nature trail, Main Road, Knockholt, Once a plant nursery, now 6 acres of habitat for native plants, creatures and resident animals accessible by bark pathways www.coolings.co.uk
Friends of Animal League (FOAL) Farm Animal Rescue Centre, Jail Lane, Biggin Hill, Kent, TN16 3AX. Rescue centre on 26 acre farm, family fun days (check for details), animals for adoption www.foalfarm.org.uk
Howletts Wild Animal Park, a 90-acre wild animal park dedicated to conservation, breeding and reintroduction. It has the largest herd of wild elephants in the UK together with tigers, gorillas and primates www.aspinallfoundation.org/howletts
Port Lympne Reserve, one of the largest wild animal parks in the UK. Primates, otters, rhinos, small cats, wild dogs, gorillas, lions, giraffes and zebras www.aspinallfoundation.org/port-lympne
Places of Historic Interest & Gardens
Chartwell National Trust House, home of Winston Churchill, Mapleton Road, Westerham, Kent. The rooms remain much as they were when Winston Churchill lived here with pictures, books and personal mementoes www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/kent/chartwell
Emmetts Garden, Ide Hill, Kent is an Edwardian estate owned by Frederic Lubbock, the garden was laid out in the late 19th century and contains many exotic and rare trees and shrubs. Traditional children’s games available www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/kent/emmetts-garden
Hever Castle, Hever, Nr Edenbridge, once the childhood home of Anne Boleyn, discover the award winning grounds with something for all the family www.hevercastle.co.uk
Riverhill Himalayan Gardens, explore the beautiful gardens and enjoy the regular family events, www.riverhillgardens.co.uk
Ightham Mote, Mote Road, Ivy Hatch, Sevenoaks, Kent. A stunning moated manor house built nearly 700 years ago surrounded by gardens and woodland walks www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/kent/ightham-mote
Knole National Trust House, Sevenoaks, Kent. Built as a palace in a medieval deer-park, Knole was owned by the Archbishops of Canterbuy, the Tudors and the Sackville family who still live there www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/kent/knole
Leeds Castle, Kent. Leeds Castle has been a Norman stronghold; the private property of six of England’s medieval queens; a palace used by Henry VIII and his first wife Catherine of Aragon; a Jacobean country house; a Georgian mansion; an elegant early 20th century retreat for the influential and famous; and now it is one of the most visited historic buildings in Britain www.leeds-castle.com
Penshurst Place and Gardens, Penshurst, Kent www.penshurstplace.com
Quebec House, Quebec Square, Westerham. The Family House of General Hames Wolfe with an exhibition of the dramatic battle for North America www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/kent/quebec-house
Scotney Castle, Lamberhurst, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, beautiful gardens, house and estate with an outdoor playground www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/kent/scotney-castle
Sissinghurst Castle & Gardens, Biddenden Road, Nr Cranbrook. A ruin of an Elizabethan manor house which gained international fame in the 1930s when Vita Sackville West and Harold Nicolson created a garden here www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/kent/sissinghurst-castle-garden
Museums & Galleries
East Grinstead Museum Built with funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund and money raised by the local community, East Grinstead Museum invites you to discover the old market town and surrounding area www.eastgrinsteadmuseum.org.uk
The Amelia has lots of experiences to offer, with a full programme of cultural events and activities too www.theamelia.co.uk
The RNLI is the charity that saves lives at sea
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution, a charity registered in England and Wales (209603), Scotland (SC037736), the Republic of Ireland (CHY 2678 and 20003326), the Bailiwick of Jersey (14), the Isle of Man (1308 and 006329F), the Bailiwick of Guernsey and Alderney, of West Quay Road, Poole, Dorset, BH15 1HZ
Photo: RNLI
QuestFriendz STEM Activities
Why not try these four fun activities inspired by QuestFriendz? Join the SuperQuesters in these ocean-themed activities this summer to find new ways to get involved in cleaning up our environment and have some STEM fun.
1. Salt Dough Starfish
You will need 500g plain flour, 250g salt, 230 ml water, a baking tray, and a toothpick.
Activity: Study some images of starfish. What do they notice about their homes, bodies, and patterns? Preheat the oven to 250°C. Combine the ingredients until it forms a dough. Find a picture of a starfish and using the images, shape the dough into a starfish shape, using the toothpick to add the starfish’s details. You might want to try making other sea creatures too! Bake for 2 hours or leave to air dry.
2.Build a Boat Challenge
You will need a range of recyclable materials, such as yoghurt pots, aluminium trays and bottles, old fabric, lollypop sticks, and cardboard tubes, as well as various joining materials, such as elastic bands, tape, and play dough.
Activity: Discuss boats and look at images. Decide on the fundamental aspects of a boat and what they might need. Set a challenge to create a boat that floats with a mast and sail using recyclable materials. Once complete, test the boats and check whether they sail. If they don’t work, assess why not, and help decide how they can adjust it.
3. Frozen Aquarium
You will need four large containers, a selection of plastic sea animals and shells, water, blue food colouring, salt, sugar, cotton wool, tin foil,
Activity: Prepare beforehand. Mix blue food colouring with water, enough for each container, and fill. Then, add the sea animals and shells and put them in the freezer overnight. Before using, remove them from the freezer and predict whether salt, sugar, cotton wool, or tin foil will melt the ice the fastest. Then, test your theory using each material as you think best; for example, sprinkling the salt on one block of ice and shrouding another in cotton wool. You might wrap one in the tin foil and sit another in sugar- it’s up to you. Great for a sunny day!
4. Ocean Clean-Up Tray
You will need a large plastic box or container, water to half-fill the container, a selection of plastic sea animals and boats, and shells, 250ml vegetable oil, 2 tbsp cocoa powder, 3 tbsp coffee grinds, a handful of shredded plastic, toothbrushes and cloths, washing-up liquid, and warm, soapy water.
Activity: Fill the box half full with water and add the plastic animals, boats and shells. Mix the vegetable oil and cocoa powder, then let your children watch as you dribble it over the animals and boats. Then sprinkle over the coffee grinds and add some shredded plastic. Discuss the changes they can see and what has happened. How does it make them feel? Then link it to pollution in the sea. Ask the children to help clean up the animals and boats using warm, soapy water.
Dr Thomas Bernard is co-author of the SuperQuesters series. The latest book, The Case of the Angry Sea sees the SuperQuesters having fun whilst learning about water pollution and finding ways to clean local rivers.For more STEM activities and resources checkout QuestFriendz at www.questfriendz.com. Books available from all good bookstores.
