High-Quality Holiday Club in Gloucester

All My Friends Holiday Club at Heron Primary School GL4 4BN

October Holiday Club

Open October Half Term Monday 26th – Friday 30th October 2026

Early Bird Offer:

Session (8am – 5pm), including breakfast and snacks: £35 per child.

October Holiday Club

Monday 26th October - Friday 30th October

October Holiday Club

Monday 26th October – Friday 30th October

Get ready for a fun-filled October packed with Halloween magic, exciting games and adventures!

Activities include:

Spooky Halloween Fun:

Halloween Party Games, Spooky Disco, Face Painting, Halloween Photo Props & more!

Pumpkin & Monster Fun:

Pumpkin Carving, DIY Monster Crafts, Monster Games & creepy creations!

And so much more!

Darts, bowling, team challenges, creative activities and lots of opportunities to play, make friends and have fun!

Food & drink

Water, soft drinks and fresh fruit are available to the children at all times, and we serve morning brunch and an afternoon snack during which they help themselves to a snack from a selection of bakery and savoury items.

Please provide your child with a packed lunch.

What to wear

Comfortable play clothes and shoes suitable for running. Definitely not your Sunday best!

Sun cream and a sun hat are recommended in summer and a raincoat for outside play in colder weather. Specific advice is given for holiday club outings.

What we get up to..

We offer an action-packed programme of activities for children aged 4-11 in Gloucester and the surrounding area, supervised by an experienced and well-qualified team of play workers.

Our Holiday Club Location:
Heron Primary School Heron Way, Gloucester GL4 4BN

School Holiday Calendars - Gloucestershire

2026-27

2027-28

Registration Forms

If you would like to register your child to attend one of our After School Clubs, please download and complete the relevant forms below, and then post/email them to us.

We will get in touch within 24 hours of receiving your application.

Please note: All the children in our care are encouraged to participate in activities of their choice, but provision is also made for those who prefer quieter pastimes.