Learning as a family can be fun - find out how!

Date published: 08 October 2004


A week of events showing families across Rochdale borough how they can learn together celebrates Family Learning Week from next Monday. (11 October) All the events are free, at venues to suit everyone. There are lots of different activities through the week:

  • Monday 11 October, 3.30pm - 5.30pm Creating with waste! Littleborough Library Hare Hill Park, Littleborough
  • Tuesday 12 October, 3.30-5.15pm Creating with waste! Milnrow Library Newhey Road, Milnrow
  • Wednesday 13 October, 9am - 3pm Family Learning Day Spotland Primary School Edmund Street, Rochdale
  • Wednesday 13 October, 1.30-3pm Circus Skills Langley Primary School Thirlmere Drive, Langley, Middleton
  • Thursday 14 October, 3.15- 5.15pm Drawing Workshop Belfield Library, Belfield Community School, Samson Street, Rochdale
  • Thursday 14 October, 3.30-5.30pm Bollywood Dance Workshop Multi Asian Arts Training Centre 125 Drake St, Rochdale
  • Friday 15 October, 10am-12pm Football Stories & Drawing Balderstone Library Balderstone Park, Rochdale

Family learning is fun for parents, carers and their children. But all relatives are welcome to come along to any of the events. Booking is not required, just turn up on the day.

Dads are particularly welcome. Nasima Mughal, Family Learning Co-ordinator said, "Often dads want to be involved in helping their children to learn, but need some support to help them get started. The events in Family Learning Week will show dads, mums and other family members how much fun they can have learning with their children."

"We hope the week will fuel families' interest and encourage them to continue learning afterwards."

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