Torchbearers: Children will take part in a relay before a picnic at Old Dagenham Park
John Phillips , Senior Reporter
Monday, July 23, 2012
4:29 PM
Toddlers are due to stage their own mini torch relay on Wednesday morning.
The tots and their families will start at Leys Children’s Centre at around 11am, reach Marsh Green Children’s Centre, New Road, Dagenham, at around 11.30am and then stop at Ford Road Children’s Centre at noon.
Parents and children will then make their way to the park for a picnic, sack races and sports, weather permitting.
The children’s centres are holding a series of free activities this summer including puppet making, healthy cooking and games.
On Friday the group sang at Dagenham Library during a weekly session put on by Leys children’s centre in Wellington Drive, Dagenham.
Lindsey Bevan, play and communication worker, said: “We have the singing group every Friday. We take part in a mixture of songs with the toddlers and their families.”
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