Halloween ‘Nightmare Catcher’

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Course code: 6751

In this two-session course, you'll create your very own Nightmare Catcher, a delightfully spooky twist on the classic dream catcher, complete with a woven web, a colourful spider, and a gallery of creepy critters to hang from your hoop. Only 2 children -5’s and over - per adult

when
From 25 Oct 2026 to 28 Oct 2026
Wednesday Sunday 13:15-14:45  2 weeks
Date
25 Oct 2026
Time
13:15 to 14:45
Date
28 Oct 2026
Time
13:15 to 14:45
where
location to be advised
fees
full fee for this course £28.00, concession fee £16.00
who

Learn Harrow

What the course is about

<p>Please enrol only the adult attending, each adult may bring a maximum of 2 children. Fees are only applied to the adult</p>

<p><span style="font-size:11pt"><span style="font-family:Calibri,sans-serif">In the first session we will make the hoop, weave a very simple web, and add a colourful spider.</span></span></p>

<p><span style="font-size:11pt"><span style="font-family:Calibri,sans-serif"><span style="color:black">In the second session we will make the creepy critters that will hang from your hoop, think bats, owls, spiders, ghosts etc. You could make them really scary or super cute, the choice is yours.</span></span></span></p>

<p>This is one course offered as two separate groups — a morning group (25th and 28th, 11am–12.30pm) and an afternoon group (25th and 28th, 1.15–2.45pm). Each group is limited to 15 children (and their grownup); children should attend the same time slot on both dates. 15 children per course maximum, (5’s and over with their grown up) *You only need to book tickets for the children attending. When booking, please select the ticket type that best suits you, the adult booker.</p>

<p><strong>How to Reach Us: ·</strong></p>

<p>Headstone Manor & Museum is conveniently located on public transport links and offers bike parking and free parking for those arriving by car. Regardless of your mode of transport, you can easily plan your journey here.</p>

<p><strong>Arrival & location: </strong>·</p>

<p>Please aim to arrive 5-10 minutes prior to the scheduled start time of your workshop. Upon arrival, make your waydirectly to the Great Hall in the Museum, where your workshop will be held. · Please note that if you anticipate being more than 15 minutes late, kindly inform us in advance to ensure your spot is secured. We can’t guarantee admission if you’re more than 15-minutes late without notice. · Arrive at your booked workshop time, we can’t always accommodate people in other workshops. · As a heads-up, some of the sessions have outside elements, so dress accordingly!</p>

<p><strong>Facilities: </strong>·</p>

<p>During your visit, our Moat Café and Visitor Centre will be open from 10am to 4pm. · Restroom facilities and a baby changing station are available in the Granary Building where the workshop is located. · During your visit, and if you have any accessibility requirements, please don&#039;t hesitate to inform us in advance so we can make suitable arrangements. Reach out to us at education@headstonemanor.org to discuss your needs further or find accessibility resources here.</p>

Previous experience, knowledge or qualifications

<p>None Required</p>

Materials you need to bring

<p>· Materials are all provided for this workshop! We recommend bringing a bottle of water with you. · Please dress in appropriate clothing, some of the workshops will get messy!</p>

Submitting course payment

<p>This is one course offered as two separate groups — a morning group (25th and 28th, 11am–12.30pm) and an afternoon group (25th and 28th, 1.15–2.45pm). Each group is limited to 15 children (and their grownup); children should attend the same time slot on both dates. 15 children per course maximum, (5’s and over with their grown up) *You only need to book tickets for the children attending. When booking, please select the ticket type that best suits you, the adult booker.</p>

Language of Instruction

<p>English</p>

Language of Assessment

<p>English</p>