RAPP and GetActiv8d are back again!
RAPP and GetActiv8d are back again! 
GetActiv8d and RAPP is back for February half term and there’s more than enough on offer to pack out the week off with exciting sports and exhilarating activities
This week’s itinerary of events, run by East Hampshire District Council, features something for all ages. Older children can choose from hitting the heights with climbing classes to making all the right moves with Glee! dancing sessions. Younger children will enjoy the Rural Area Play Project (RAPP) which offers fun stuff ranging from martial arts to den building.
Activities run from Monday 21 February to Friday 25 February.
GetActiv8d has multi sports in the gym at Horndean Technology College on the Monday and climbing at High Sports Alton Sports Centre on Tuesday and Thursday.
At The Petersfield School they will be going Glee! in the sports hall on Wednesday and will be playing basketball at Mill Chase Leisure Centre on the Friday. All of the Get Activ8d activities are free of charge.
The RAPP van, loaded with toys, games and crafts, will be touring the district - stopping off at Alton College, Martinique House, in Bordon, St. John’s Primary School, in Rowlands Castle, Liphook Church Centre and Herne Junior School, in Petersfield during the week.
Martial arts classes are on offer in the morning at Liphook, den building in Rowlands Castle and basketball in Alton .
For children aged five or over RAPP sessions cost £3 per person per session but four-year-olds and under go free. Under 8s must bring a parent or guardian with them.
Half term bookings for RAPP & Get Activ8d goes live on Wednesday 9 February, or telephone bookings on 01730 234384.
Take a look at the half-term leaflet to see all the activities on offer, including half-term activities at East Hants leisure centres.
Added on: 03/02/11. Views: 717
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