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Wokingham toddlers meet on Mondays for fun and games

by Emma Merchant
December 17, 2023
in Community, Uncategorised, Wokingham
Kings Kiddies for play and friendship. Picture: Esi Grunhagen via Pixabay

Kings Kiddies for play and friendship. Picture: Esi Grunhagen via Pixabay

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KINGS Kiddies welcomes tots and families for preschool gatherings.

The toddler group, run by Kings Church, is for children from birth to five years.

Youngsters can enjoy play, songs, crafts and story telling, while parents, grandparents and carers chat.

The group meets on Mondays from 10am until 11.30am, during term time.

Sessions at Kings Place, 9 Station Road, Wokingham cost £1 per child.

For more information, email: admin@kingschurch.org.uk call: 0118 961 9876 or search for Kings Kiddies on Facebook.

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