Say hello to our newest and most heart-warming project at the Dovecote! SKIP brings children and older adults together to share stories, laughter, creativity and connection. It's all about building friendships across generations, learning from one another, and having lots of fun along the way.

Our sessions are relaxed, joyful and full of activities that everyone can enjoy — from crafts and games to chatting, sharing skills and simply spending time together. Every week brings something new.

When: Thursdays (term time), 9:30am – 12pm
Cost: £1 per session — includes a hot drink and biscuits

SKIP: Bringing Generations Together!

The aim of our Senior, Kids Intergenerational project is to brings people of all ages together — little ones, older adults, and everyone in between — to share stories, laughter, creativity, skills and connection

The magic happens when different generations come together. Children bring energy and curiosity, older adults bring wisdom and experience, and together they create something truly special. It's a space where friendships grow, confidence blossoms, and everyone leaves with a smile.

Why SKIP Matters

- Build meaningful connections
- Share ideas, skills, and life experiences
- Boost empathy, understanding, and confidence
- Create a warm, supportive space for all ages
- Strengthen community spirit in a fun, relaxed way  

What Happens in a Session?

Every week is different, but you can expect:
- Arts & crafts
- Games
- Singing
- Chatting and sharing stories
- Lots of laughter
- And plenty of heart-warming moments

It's fun, friendly, and full of feel-good energy - a perfect way to brighten your Thursday morning.

Dovecote Children & Families Project

Supporting children and families at the heart of the Greater Leys community. Every child deserves to thrive.

Contact

Address: Dovecote Centre,
Nightingale Avenue,
Blackbird Leys, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX4 7BU
Telephone: 01865 712299
Email: leysdvpc@hotmail.com

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Registered Charity · Oxford
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