Activ8 is an exclusive soft play session for young people with an impairment or additional need in a specialist soft play facility. The sessions allow families the opportunity to visit a soft play centre to have a go, try out new activities, supervised by Everybody’s staff and let off steam without fear of being judged. Children can play on the specialist soft play equipment and get creative with arts and crafts, supervised by Everybody’s friendly coaches and volunteers while parents take the opportunity to have a brew and chat to like minded parents. A s a guide the suggested ages for this session is 13 and below. The Ability for All programme from Everybody Health & Leisure provides inclusive activities for people with an impairment or additional support need who live in Cheshire East. For more information visit our website at https://everybody.org.uk/what-we-offer/disability-activities/.

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Newcastle United, which won the English Football League, was originally an industrial city with an outbound port carrying coal, and has now been transformed into a tourist and cultural city. It has city light rail, airport, trains, convenient transportation, is London to Edinburgh transit city. Although it is the northernmost city in England, close to Glasgow, because of the sea, so winter is not cold. There are many tourist attractions here, there are a variety of bridges on the Newcastle River, a variety of churches in the city, and a five-kilometer shopping street, Chinatown, and spectacular coastline. Newcastle Shipyard has built Zhiyuan, Chaoyong, Jingyuan, Yangwei four warships for the Qing Dynasty Navy, all sunk in the Jiawu Sea Battle, there are so many things to remember in the historical sky, this is a city with many stories.

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This is a very good street, close to the Newcastle football team&#39;s main venue St James&#39;&#39; Park and a large proportion of Chinese students newcastle business college, and near the city center monument. Some Chinese supermarket goods in the block cannot be bought elsewhere, and the business is very good. Some restaurants have to take the elevator directly upstairs to eat, it is rare here, it can be seen that the commercial density here is larger than the surrounding area. There is also a Chinese medicine museum. The most conspicuous is the city wall, which was left by a large lead pigment factory before.

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Close to Buckingham Palace. You can see various animals. The playgrounds such as Palais, Swan, Black Swan, Goose, Goose, Squirrel, etc. are also characteristic and good.

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