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jmmcd
22-Jan-09, 17:14
Is anyone aware of any classes / activities / clubs that are on anywhere in Caithness for pre schoolers in the afternoons or weekends? Things such as music, dance, gym etc?
do de do
22-Jan-09, 21:37
The library has a reading and craft session at 2-2.30 on a Wednesday afternoon in Thurso.
Do de do x
dook
23-Jan-09, 21:04
Is anyone aware of any classes / activities / clubs that are on anywhere in Caithness for pre schoolers in the afternoons or weekends? Things such as music, dance, gym etc?

Old Pultney has the whisky drinking club.
jock196640
23-Jan-09, 21:26
come on dook have you nothing sensible to add. Think of the bairns
morra
23-Jan-09, 21:46
Hi Tanya Horne takes under 5's for Highland dancing in Halkirk on a Friday afternoon. She's brill wi the patience o a saint!!!:D
dblonde
23-Jan-09, 22:03
Rhyme time in Wick Library 11am on Wednesdays.

Also mothers and toddlers in various church halls.

Wick swimming pool open for public swimming from 12-1530 weekdays. Hope this helps.
dook
24-Jan-09, 01:02
The Northern College does welding courses at nights
Salad Fingers
24-Jan-09, 01:04
The Northern College does welding courses at nights


don't be silly the masks would fall off.
dook
24-Jan-09, 01:06
don't be silly the masks would fall off.

It isn't courses in Zorro bud!
Salad Fingers
24-Jan-09, 01:07
It isn't courses in Zorro bud!


did he work at Nigg??
dook
24-Jan-09, 01:07
don't be silly the masks would fall off.

I suppose. Running around Thurso at night with masks on is the norm in this current climate!
jmmcd
26-Jan-09, 01:28
Hi Tanya Horne takes under 5's for Highland dancing in Halkirk on a Friday afternoon. She's brill wi the patience o a saint!!!:D

Thank you all that gave sensible answers. Morra, do you know how to get in touch about the Highland dancing?
Bobinovich
26-Jan-09, 01:35
Tanya is an Org member - just PM her :D
jmmcd
26-Jan-09, 01:45
Thanks for that. Sent her a PM, hope I sent it to the right person :D