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February half-term is fast approaching which means a week where parents and carers need to occupy their little ones. The days can be hard to fill and money is tight for many.
From curious science-based activities to afternoons spent getting creative, there's plenty on offer that won't break the bank. However, most of these activities will require booking tickets to ensure you've got a spot.Festival of Science and Curiosity Where: Various venues across NottinghamshireThe annual festival is all about showcasing a world of science and curiosity that's all around us every day.
Kickstart your Saturday during February half-term with free drop-in creative workshops. It is a space for creative learning and lots of fun. It includes artist-led activities, which change each session. The sessions are tailored for ages four to seven but children from birth up to 10 are welcome and are Neurodiverse friendly.Make a Mark! Where: University of Nottingham Museum and Learning StudioLearn about the Stone Age by engraving a Stone Age 'bone'.
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