Activities for the Bank Holidays

1. Activities for The Bank Holidays whositfor.co.uk

2. Go for a Picnic The flowers are blooming, the days are becoming sunnier and longer, Spring has arrived. So let’s make the most of your days off during the bank holidays! Whether the sun is shining or the clouds are grey, there will always be a fun activity for you to take part in that will benefit you and your family and friends. A simple and affordable activity to take part in is, going for a picnic. If the sun is shining and you’re all spent up from other days out, spend the morning of your day making triangle sandwiches with a variety of fillings, a delicious fruit salad and gathering together lots of your favourite goodies to create the perfect picnic. Take your picnic to your favourite childhood park and bring your loved ones along with you and you can spend the day relaxing, eating and enjoying fun family games such as rounders, football and many others. A Day at The Zoo or an Aquarium Taking the kids to a zoo or an aquarium will be a memory they will never forget! This kind of day trip will show your children a different view of life that they have never seen before. It will teach them about different animals other than their pet's, different habitats, and as well as having an educational value, seeing all these unusual animals will be lots of fun. Not only will your children love and appreciate this day out, but you as a parent will love it also because no matter how old you are, going to the zoo or an aquarium, takes you to a different place that is full of life and you will learn things that you might have never known before. A Trip to The Museum Don’t let a rainy day ruin your fun and take a trip to a local museum! If you have an interest in art, science, history or pretty much any other topic, do some research and find a museum that catches your eye and enjoy a day viewing and learning about a subject you are passionate about and expand your mind to help you see life from a different perspective. Going to a museum is not only a trip that you are able to enjoy, but that can educate your younger ones too. A Bike Ride in a Country Park A Day at a Theme/Amusement Park A great way to both enjoy yourself and get plenty of exercise is by taking a scenic bike ride. When all the flowers have begun to bloom and the trees are beginning to gain all their pretty leaves again, what better way to enjoy those views than to ride alongside it? Making sure you gather together all the right essentials such as snacks, plenty of water, bike locks and so on, start your little adventure with your favourite people. If you and your family are wanting that little bit more of an adventurous day out and are wanting to feel that ‘adrenalin-rush’ kind of feeling, then hit your closest theme park! A day full of rides, fun and laughter is a perfect way to connect with your family members whilst also having an experience of a lifetime. There are many opportunities you can take when you visit a theme/amusement park such as trying new foods, taking great photos, having a break from reality and stepping into a different world for the day, creating incredible memories and not forgetting of course, the fantastically scary rides you can try out! whositfor.co.uk

3. The Perfect Lazy Day Have you had a few busy and adventure-filled days over the weekend, well now you can have the perfect lazy day in your own home! Create your own ‘home cinema’ and enjoy a day relaxing with the family. All you need to do is grab some of your favourite snacks and drinks, select a few of everyone’s most loved films, turn the lights off and close the living room curtains, now get cosy and enjoy. It doesn’t stop there either, there are still many, many exciting options to choose from to make the most of your bank holiday. All you must do is a little bit of research and find an activity that interests you and enjoy your few days away from reality! Thank-you for Listening! The Square Peg Colchester Square Lochgilphead, Argyll PA31 8LH whositfor.co.uk