Wylye Coyotes Afterschool Club

This week we visited Portugal for breakfast. We ate freshly baked pasteis de nata (custard tarts) with bread rolls straight from the oven

Please join the Coyotes posse for the Lantern Parade in Warminster this evening. We are meeting at 5.15pm in the library doorway and we have lots of Christmas lanterns decorated by the children (and purple baseball caps for all so everyone knows who we are!)

This morning we visited Lithuania for breakfast, and we ate rye bread with cheese and Varškės Spurgos (curd cheese doughnuts) which Harry said were "lush" (and we all agreed)

Our Ofsted Inspection Report from 24th October has just been published. We were graded "Good" in all areas. Some of the lovely comments include:: "Children are happy, motivated and keen to join in the activities of the club. Staff greet them warmly and enthusiastically and build strong relationships with children". "Children learn about the world and their local community through fun experiences" "Children develop their independence and a sense of responsibility. They en...joy the social aspects of the club and build good friendships" "Children say that they like coming to the club. They say they enjoy playing outside with all the fun equipment and like the club's teachers." "Children have good opportunities to be physically active and spend lots of time outside" "Staff provide a wealth of opportunities for children to explore nature" A paper copy of the report is available at Wylye Coyotes, or you can read it here: https://files.api.ofsted.gov.uk/v1/file/5 0037748
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This morning we tried the tastes of the Baltic Sea with a Latvian breakfast. We ate dark rye bread, smoked mackerel, cottage cheese with dill and finely sliced cucumber

This morning we visited Sweden for breakfast. We ate skorpor kardemumma (crisp cardamon rolls), knackerbrod flerkorn (multigrain crispbread) and kanelbullar (cinnamon buns). Thank you IKEA!.

Yesterday we had a fantastic time with the National Trust at Dinton Park on Apple Day. We pressed our own apple juice, and then we cooked bread over a camp fire!

Yesterday we visited Denmark for Breakfast and enjoyed a selection of Danish pastries!

Our entry to the Codford Scarecrow Competition is good to go - Little Miss Muffet is sat on her tuffet by the front door, and Coyote Cubs Toddler Group's Incey Wincey Spider is sat down beside her. Let's hope he doesn't frighten her away until the competition is over!

Yesterday we went to Belgium for breakfast - waffles with syrup and nutella. Oh how we love a European breakfast!

Here is our programme for October half term! Don't forget that all new families have a free half day session, and if you recommend a friend you get a free session too!

This morning as part of our goodbye tour of the European Union we went to Ireland. We ate potato farls, soda bread and Irish Teacakes, topped with proper Irish butter!

This morning we went to France for breakfast. Even our jam pot is Le Creuset!

This year we are going to visit the cultural highlights of our closest neighbours, with Coyotes Breakfast Around the European Union! First stop - Spanish churros with thick hot chocolate. We liked them!

We are very proud to have achieved the Gold Award in the Woodland Trust's Green Tree Schools Program! We've been doing lots of lovely things - art, photography, poetry, dressing trees with mud gargoyes, and even a tea tree party!. We've also been looking after the environment by recycling and saving energy.

Yesterday we had a great time in Warminster Park.

Yesterday our bike safari took in some blackberrying, then we went back and made pancakes.

Yesterday we had a visit from the Incredible Hulk and two rainbow fairies while some of us were being tangoed! (oh and we just don't know what happened to the last one!)

What a lovly place for the children to come mine can’t wait to go again.

My son really enjoy going there.Lovely staff and boss lady 😉.Really reasonable prices too.Great activities. .keep up the good work .

My 2 kids love it!! Very friendly staff, fab setting.