County council school spend is £2.4m over budget
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Lincolnshire County Council has spent £2.4 million more than budgeted on schools in the last year.
Parking charges have been increased to help cover the costs of two leisure centres, documents show.
From 27 October to 2 November, NL Active centres will be crawling with activities to keep your little monsters active, entertained, and smiling all week long. Whether they’re testing their spooky strength in the junior gym, splashing around like sea creatures, scoring screamers on the pitch, or serving up scares with every swing on the court, there’s frightfully good fun waiting every day!
Half term is the perfect time to swap screens for adventure, build confidence, and make hauntingly happy memories with friends in a safe welcoming space.
Calling all little monsters aged 11- 15! Join us for frightfully fun junior gym sessions this half term. Led by our Health & Fitness Assistants, these sessions are a scream, helping young people stay active and build confidence in a gym environment.
Please note, parental consent and a medical form must be completed at your first session.
Whether they’re gliding like ghosts or pulling off tricks that’ll make your spine tingle, our skate parks at NL Active Epworth, Ancholme, and Winterton are brewing up thrills this half term. Grab your board, skates or scooter and join the spooky fun!
Make a splash this half term with a crash course that will have your little sea monsters swimming like creatures of the deep. In just one week, they’ll boost confidence, learn about water safety, while improving their stroke and having spooky fun in the water. One-to-one and small group lessons available.
For children who are already competent swimmers and in our SwimLincs Improvers classes or above, we’re running stroke development and swim survival skills sessions. Find out more on our SwimLincs page.
School’s out, the chills are in, and it’s time to summon your squad for some spooky football fun! With pitches half price, it’s the perfect chance for kickabouts and spellbinding skills practice.
Smash boredom this half term with discounted racket sports! From pickleball to table tennis, it’s a monstrously good way for kids to stay active while having a frightfully fun time.
FunSplash turns fright into delight with ghoulishly good fun for kids! Expect wiggly woggles, and wild splashes galore. It’s the perfect way for little witches and warlocks of all ages to let off steam this Halloween!
Bouncing, racing, sliding, and shrieking with laughter, our giant inflatable assault courses are perfect for monsters with energy to burn. The ultimate treat for fearless fun seekers this half term!
This Halloween, the pool transforms into a realm of mystery and enchantment, inviting children aged 5+ to dive into an unforgettable adventure. Confident swimmers can take part in a mermaid experience session, where they’ll shimmer and glide through haunted waters as magical sea creatures. It’s a spellbinding mix of underwater fun, graceful movement, and mischievous mermaid magic.
Dare your little ghouls to take on the walls? Our Halloween climbing sessions are packed with fun, fright, and fitness! With guidance from our friendly instructors, kids can conquer roped climbs and bouldering routes while building eerie amounts of strength, bravery, and confidence.
Sink your teeth into our spooktacular activity timetable here, and discover a thrilling half term oozing with frightfully fun adventures for everyone!
To book your little ghouls activities, creep by your local NL Active centre or call us on 01724 291 900. Book early to dodge the dread of disappointment and let us help take the scare out of your half term planning.
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