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Healthy Sandwiches - Family Learning Festival

From: 11 October 2008

To: 11 October 2008

Bradford Central Library Prince's Way, Bradford, BD1 1NN

Healthy Sandwiches - Family Learning Festival

Making sandwiches with warburtons bakery.

Bradford Family Learning Festival - A partnership event organised by Education Bradford, National Media Museum, Bradford Libraries, Impressions Gallery and Bradford Museums and Galleries 1 - 31 October 2008

Campaign for Learning - The Bradford Family Learning Festival is part of a national festival organised by the Campaign for Learning, to celebrate the theme of families learning together. Many events have been organised throughout Bradford so make sure that you make the most of the opportunities!

For other activities across the district libraries please visit www.bradford.gov.uk

Contact Bradford Central Library Tel: 01274 433600

Sat 11 Oct 2008 11:45 to 12:30

Bradford Central Library
Prince's Way,
Bradford, BD1 1NN

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