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Welcome to the
KidAround Magazine website!
We have moved!
KidAround Head Office
is now
59 North Hill, Colchester, Essex. CO1 1PX.
Tel: 01206 548700 Fax: 01206 548102
Here you can access our popular, useful
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online.
KidAround is a FREE, quarterly magazine for
parents with children aged
from
0-12 years, packed
full with relevant listings, local information,
activities, events and competitions. Since its
launch over 9 years ago KidAround has been warmly
received
by local parents and carers.
We reach over 93,000 families in Essex every
quarter.
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They include a variety of amazing
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gifts and free classes! There is
something for everyone and they are
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POOLS 4 SCHOOLS COMES
TO COLCHESTER
The old
Heath School site opposite Stanway
School, Colchester, is soon to be
the latest venue for the national
Pools 4 Schools™ programme,
sponsored by British Gas.
With
one in five children unable to swim
by the time they leave primary
school, the initiative is giving
thousands of British children the
chance to learn to swim in temporary
pools across the country.
The 12m
x 6m pool has been installed during
the run up to Christmas and will be
operational for six weeks from 4th
January, with pupils from 16 other
schools in the area also using the
facility.
In
addition, there will be a community
programme on offer, during
out-of-school hours and any groups
wishing to take advantage of this
offer should contact Chris Taylor at
the Colchester School Sports
Partnership via email on,
taylorchris@thurstable.essex.sch.uk.
British
Gas Pools 4 Schools, is the
brainchild of Olympic
bronze-medallist Steve Parry, who
himself nearly drowned as a
youngster. His aim is to support
young people in achieving the
National Curriculum target of
swimming 25m and to gain an
understanding of water safety.
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