Step through the wardrobe for a fun, in-person exploration of Narnia with fellow home-ed families!

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A magical, interactive adventure for home-educating families with children aged 5–11

Join us at All Saints’ Church, Allesley, for an unforgettable journey into the magical world of Narnia! Inspired by The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis, this special experience invites children to step beyond the ordinary and immerse themselves in a world of wonder, imagination and discovery.

Follow in the footsteps of Lucy Pevensie as she steps through a mysterious wardrobe and discovers a snowy land held captive by the White Witch. Explore the story and discover how hope, courage and kindness can bring light to even the darkest winter.

Designed especially for home-educating families and any children who are currently learning outside of school. This interactive experience offers a range of engaging, story-inspired activities to bring Narnia to life. Children aged 5–11 can explore themes, spark their imaginations, get creative and connect with the story through hands-on activities and shared discovery.

🎄 And what better time to explore Narnia than Christmas? With its enchanted winter setting and the promise of new beginnings, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe offers a wonderful opportunity to explore themes of hope, generosity, love and light overcoming darkness - themes that sit beautifully alongside the Christmas story.

Whether your child is already a Narnia fan or discovering this magical world for the first time, there’s something for every young adventurer to enjoy.

📅 Date: Monday 30 December

⏰ Time: 1pm–2pm

📍 Location: All Saints’ Church, Allesley

🎟️ Booking: Please note you are booking a one-hour session slot within the event time and can explore at your own pace within that slot.

Come and step through the wardrobe with us for an adventure filled with imagination, discovery and Christmas magic. We look forward to welcoming your family to Narnia! 🦁❄️✨

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