Kids Out

Wed, Jun 12th 2024 at 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

A grand day out for Ninfield CoE Primary School

Rev Paul Frostick attempts the bouncy matress.

Kids Out report

On Wednesday 12 th June The Rotary Club of Bexhill gave 43 young school children the opportunity of a “Kids Out” day at the Knockhatch Adventure Park near Hailsham.

This year Ninfield CofE Primary School were given the opportunity to participate in this National event run by hundreds of Rotary clubs for thousands of children.

Our excited throng of Year 1 and Year 2 pupils were met at the school by President James and school Governor Paul Frostick and, with their teachers and helpers, were escorted to the waiting coach. All the helpers were given a programme of the day and the names of a small group of children that we were to look after. When seated on the coach we handed out the free Kids Out hats and then departed for the short journey to Knockhatch.

On arrival they formed an orderly line and proceeded through the entrance to the first activity of the day – The Castle Adventure – a very large adventure play area with a large wooden castle, long zip wire and whirly gig roundabout.

From there we proceeded through a small zoo with meerkats, other small creatures and a very noisy cockatoo. Then it was on to the Lost World play barn with huge slides and rope walks.

After a picnic lunch the energy levels were replenished and it was a short transfer to Chestnut Wood – another play area with climbing, sliding and a sand pit. Then on to the Jumping Pillows – huge air filled structures where the children exhausted themselves by trampolining and falling down. Even Rev. Paul tried to have a go but found that perhaps it was an activity for the younger generation after all. Then to cool things down the children were treated to an ice lolly – some of which ended up on the nice white polo shirts that they wore. Luckily, we didn’t have to meet the parents after returning back to school for the end of their day so denial of responsibility wasn’t called for.

The weather was kind throughout and all the children were very polite and appreciative of their KIDS OUT day courtesy of The Rotary Club. 

James Slinn
President and Kids Out Chaperone

James SlinnContact James Slinn about this page:

(ALL fields required)

(If you are a Rotarian, please name your club.)

Related pages...

Tenors Un Limited with St Paul's CoE Acadamy

Rehearsals for School Choirs

more Battle & Langdon and St Paul's prepare their choirs for 21st November

Paul Frostick presents cheque

Ninfield Scouts receive funds

more 1st Ninfield receive £500 from Bexhill Rotary Club

Meda and the four RYLA candidates

RYLA - Rotary Young Leaders Activity

more This year we sent four students from St Richard's Catholic College to RYLA

Youth Speaks

more Event at ClaverhamCollage

Winning Choir Battle & Langton CoE Primary School

Let's Sing - Junior Choir Competition

more Let's Sing Junior Choir Competition - A resounding success

Mock Interviews

more At St Richards College we hope to give mock interviews to around 200 children in the morning

We need More Reading Partners.

more MORE VOLUNTEER READERS NEEDED.

MONEY FOR THE SEA CADETS

more Donation towards funding an MTa Learning STEM Activity Kit.

Rotarian Vernon with the proud pupils.

King Offa School Kit Car

more Pupils from the school have just completed another kit car. If you have a schools or youth project that we could assist please contact us.

Rules for Environmental Competition.

more All you need to know below.

Young Person's Video Competition

more Youth Services Video Competition.

Funding for Sidley BMX Burners

more £500 to help their projects

Hastings Music Festival

more The Club supported the Festival in March

Buster goes to Ninfield

more Rotary supports Busters Book Club.

Paul Presents the cheque.

£400 for Senlac Scouts

more We are helping fund 10 Scouts for a trip to the USA and a Jamboree.

Sea cadets

Local Youth Organisations Receive Donations

more 2 Local Youth organisations each received £400 from the Club

Bexhill Rotary plugs gap for Glyne Gap

more Presentation to Glyne Gap

Winners - Claverham Communiy College
Senior & Intermediate Teams

Youth Speaks - local finals

more Annual Public Speaking Competition at Battle Abbey School, start 6.30 pm

St Mary's Interact Club Charter Night

more The birth of a "Very Special Club"

1066 Book Awards Launch

more The Launch was held at Helenswood School

Youth Speaks

more Annual schools public speaking competition held at Vinehall School

Youth Speaks National Final

more

St Richard's Mock Interviews

Mock Interviews - St Richard's CC

more 29th May 2012 Mock interviews take place at St Richard's. Another successful annual event.

Rotary Youth Speaks Competition

more Venue: St Richard's Catholic College,

Interact at St. Richard’s

more .

back to page above this...

Rev Paul Frostick attempts the bouncy matress.

Youth Services

back Support for education and Local Youth Groups