It is less than a month since Easter, but once again it is time for a school break – and the task of finding activities entertained has come round again.
Currently, the weather forecast for Peterborough looks ok – for the first half of the week, at least, and there are a wide range of activities planned in and around Peterborough, to ensure there is something to do for youngsters of all ages.
Here is just a small selection of what is on during the half term break
5. Peterborough Half Term
A Pop Up Planetarium will be at Peterborough Museum throughout the break - with a range of space themed activities for youngsters to take part in Tickets cost £5 per person to visit the Planetarium, and £2.50 for the craft trail. For more information visit https://peterboroughmuseum.org.uk/events/journey-to-the-stars-may-half-term Photo: Peterborough Museum
6. Peterborough Half Term
There will be a Holiday Trail running at Ferry Meadows throughout the break. The trail runs from 9am until 3pm, and costs £1 - with a prize at the end for those who complete it. There is no need to book; just pop into the Visitor Centre, Gift & Farm Shop in Ferry Meadows to find out more. Photo: Nene Park Trust
7. Peterborough Half Term
While the Lido may be open, if there weather takes a (predictable) turn for the worse, then Jack Hunt Pool will be open during the half term. Sessions cost £5.50 for adults or £3.8-0 for under 15s. Visit https://vivacity.org/media/lq5gomwg/jhp-may25-half-term-timetable.pdf for details Photo: BalanceFormCreative - stock.adob
8. Peterborough Half Term
A Lego Builder challenge will be held at Peterborough Museum on Saturday, 31st May, between 10am-1pm. The event will be themed around 'habitats' and is free to take part - there is no need to book Photo: Peterborough Museum