Our new joint Boys and Girls Brigades for children aged 5-11 is on Tuesday evenings.
Entry is along the path between Cafe 207 and the playing fields (Trinity Road, London SW17 7HW)
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(See http://www.trinityroadchapel.org/map-directions for directions to Trinity Road Chapel.)
Subs are free the first week and £2 per week thereafter. Subs can be paid one term in advance or each week
All our Brigade leaders and helpers are regularly CRB checked
For more information email admin@trinityroadchapel.org or call 07852 250 996.
Ages 5-7 at 6pm
The joint Anchors and Explorers group for ages 5-7 runs for an hour. Each week we do different activities usually following a lesson that relates to the theme for the half term.
- We play games in the hall on arrival
- We listen to a story about Gabby and Barney's adventures
- We do a jump activity relating to the theme of the evening
- We learn more about the theme
- We make something relating to the theme
- and then we finish with a song, a memory verse from the Bible and look at a passage in the Bible together
- To finish the evening we receive our rewards
Barney and Gabby
Ages 8-11 at 6:45 pm
The joint Anchors and Explorers group for ages 8-11 runs for about an hour and 15 minutes on Tuesday evenings from 6.45-8pm. Each week we do different activities usually following a lesson that relates to the theme for the half term.
We start by playing a high energy game for 15 minutes.
- We then play games or do crafts that are linked to the theme of the evening.
- Afterwards, we have a snack break. The children have some food and drink and can mingle with each other.
- Next we have chat time about the games and crafts we’ve played.
- Music spot or memory verse is next! We either sing a song or we learn a memory verse from the Bible linked with the theme for the night.
- We then open up the Bible and see what God says.
Further activities for children
Brigades aren't the only activity we run for children at Trinity Road Chapel. For further information, please click here
