The Voice of Spalding and South Holland
There was no need for Solo efforts when the force was strong in Long Sutton for a Jedi event.
As the latest Star Wars movie hits the big screen, youngsters in Long Sutton were polishing their lightsabre skills for a Train Like a Jedi evening.
Organised as part of South Holland District Council’s SHout and About health campaign, there were Jedi combat classes, Yoda yoga and slime-making.
There were also competitions for the best-dressed and art on the theme of proud to live in South Holland.
Sophia, Isabella and Olivia Larsson.
“Spending the evening as a Jedi is just one of many creative and fun ways to keep active,” said Coun Gary Taylor, portfolio holder for community and facilities.
Competition winners on the night were: Lily Briggs (art up to age 7); Tammy Franks (7-13), Melanie Wilkins (14 and over); best dresschild Amber Coleman and best dressed adult Amy Taylor. Nathaniel Allen won the obstacle course (up to 5); Patricija Undava (6 to 9) and Zac Wilkins (10-14).
There are a range of free activities and full details of them are on the SHout and About Facebook page.
Having fun making slime at the Jedi event.
Tammy Franks
receives her prize from Coun Gary Taylor.
