Featured Events in Chichester in June, 2025 (May Updated)

Welcome to the Chichester & South Downs Professionals Lunch Club ! Our first gathering will be at the delightful White Horse Pub & Inn in Chilgrove, just a stone's throw from our office. Future meetings held in different local venues, to support local businesses and enjoy the best that our local area has to offer. Join us for a delicious lunch with professionals from various industries, and come together to share ideas and make new connections. A great opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals in a relaxed setting. We look forward to seeing you there. Ticket prices include a drink (choose from prosecco, house wine, beer or a soft drink) and a two-course lunch, followed by tea and coffee. We will be in touch to preorder your lunch nearer the time. Information Source: Edward Cooke Family Law | eventbrite

Summer Solstice Sound / Gong Bath @ The Guildhall in Chichester Come join us for a relaxing sound / gong bath at the beautiful Guildhall in Chichester. Let the soothing sounds wash over you as we celebrate the Summer Solstice together. This event will take place for the second year running at The Guildhall, Priory Park , a serene location perfect for this special occasion. Immerse yourself in the healing vibrations and embrace the energy of the longest day of the year. Don't miss this opportunity to rejuvenate your mind, body, and spirit. The Summer Solstice is the perfect time to leave behind those things that no longer serve you, to release bad habits and to focus on what is to come. You may wish to set some intentions and goals for the remaining part of the year and you can start on those today, don't delay! Don't worrry if you haven't been to a sound / gong bath before, this will be a great place to start and what an incredible venue too. All you need to do is make yourself comfortable on the floor or on a chair, we will take care of the rest. Wear comfortable clothes and you may like to bring the following: Blanket to keep you cosyYoga mat or similar to lay onPillow for you headEye maskWater to drink afterwardsDue to the nature of the building, the stone floor is very hard and may be dusty so please bear that in mind and you may wish to bring extra blankets. Please note - Whilst Sound Baths / Gong baths are suitable for most, it is not advised in the following situations: 1st trimester of pregnancyAnyone with a pacemakerUnsupported serious mental health conditionSound induced epilepsyPlease also inform us of any of the following: Metal implantsTinnitusSevere illnessRecent surgeryIf you would prefer to sit, chairs are available. Photographs: Occassionally we may capture photographs for promotional purposes. This would usually be from a distance and any close up photography would be discussed with you beforehand. Please let us know if you'd rather not be in any promotional material. *****By booking you agree that you have read the above Information Source: Lisa | eventbrite

Play makes up 20% of children's primary school life. How do schools plan for this 20%? What are the roles of the play team? How do we develop our best teams? How can playtime support us to foster our school's values in all our children – resilience, courage, tenacity, kindness? How do children get their playthings out and put them away? What are the solutions to foxes and sandpits? Join Kurti Birkenbeil, OPAL mentor and expert in improving children's playtimes, and hear from the staff at North Mundham Primary School. They will be sharing their experiences of how the OPAL Primary Programme has transformed playtimes and the impact that this has had on the school and the children. Agenda 12pm – 1pm Playtime observation Observe how the school's play team ensures all the children have access to all play types in this playground. 1pm – 2: 15pm OPAL networking Meet with fellow OPAL schools to discuss the practicalities of developing the OPAL Primary Programme, ask questions and connect with others on the same journey. About North Mundham Primary School North Mundham Primary School was originally opened in 1875, built on land donated by William Fletcher, a local benefactor. The school expanded over time, and during the 1970s a new building was opened in the village, with the school operating across two sites. In 1989, the original school was completely refurbished and enlarged, bringing the school back onto a single site. The addition of a double detached mobile in 1997 established North Mundham as a one-form entry school. The buildings and grounds now include a secure play area for the reception class, an ICT suite, a library, a music/community room, and a group room. The school also benefits from a playing field, two playgrounds, a small orchard, an outdoor classroom, and a woodland area used for forest school. These are all valuable outdoor play and learning environments. There is a good range of extra-curricular activities, and all pupils are encouraged to take part. Sports matches are played against local schools, and links with the wider community are very strong. Additional information Refreshments will be provided but please bring your own lunch. On street parking available, please be mindful not to block driveways. Numbers are limited so sign up soon. If you can no longer come, please let us know so we can release your place to another school. Information Source: OPAL Outdoor Play and Learning CIC | eventbrite

Play makes up 20% of children's primary school life. How do schools plan for this 20%? What are the roles of the play team? How do we develop our best teams? How can playtime support us to foster our school's values in all our children – resilience, courage, tenacity, kindness? How do children get their playthings out and put them away? What are the solutions to foxes and sandpits? Join Kurti Birkenbeil, OPAL mentor and expert in improving children's playtimes, and hear from the staff at North Mundham Primary School. They will be sharing their experiences of how the OPAL Primary Programme has transformed playtimes and the impact that this has had on the school and the children. Agenda 11am – 12pm Introduction to OPAL An introduction to the programme with time for questions, open to anyone considering how to make their playtimes amazing. It can also apply to wrap-around provision and holiday activities too. 12pm – 1pm Playtime observation Observe how the school's play team ensures all the children have access to all play types in this playground. About North Mundham Primary School North Mundham Primary School was originally opened in 1875, built on land donated by William Fletcher, a local benefactor. The school expanded over time, and during the 1970s a new building was opened in the village, with the school operating across two sites. In 1989, the original school was completely refurbished and enlarged, bringing the school back onto a single site. The addition of a double detached mobile in 1997 established North Mundham as a one-form entry school. The buildings and grounds now include a secure play area for the reception class, an ICT suite, a library, a music/community room, and a group room. The school also benefits from a playing field, two playgrounds, a small orchard, an outdoor classroom, and a woodland area used for forest school. These are all valuable outdoor play and learning environments. There is a good range of extra-curricular activities, and all pupils are encouraged to take part. Sports matches are played against local schools, and links with the wider community are very strong. Additional information Refreshments will be provided but please bring your own lunch. On street parking available, please be mindful not to block driveways. Numbers are limited so sign up soon. If you can no longer come, please let us know so we can release your place to another school. About the OPAL Primary Programme The OPAL Primary Programme is an award-winning mentor supported school improvement programme that addresses all the areas that schools must plan for if they want to strategically and sustainably improve the quality of their play opportunities. Find out more: www.outdoorplayandlearning.org.uk Information Source: OPAL Outdoor Play and Learning CIC | eventbrite