This is a club for schoolchildren where they play, have fun, and do crafts. The club meets once a week and is free of charge. No pre-registration is needed, and you can join the club even in the middle of the season. There are no club activities during weeks 42 and 9, or on public holidays. The club leaders are young volunteers from the parish. The clubs include a short devotional moment.
Snack Club for 1st-2nd Graders at Ylistaron pappila
In the snack club, children practice making snacks together with the club leaders. The club meets once a week and is free of charge. Pre-registration is required for the club, which needs to be done once per club season. You can also join the club in the middle of the season if there are open spots. Inquire about open club spots from Elina at 040 6881450. There are no club activities during weeks 42 and 9, or on public holidays. The club includes a short devotional moment.
Want to learn to play chess or looking for a playing partner? Come join the library's chess club! The club meets on the last Wednesdays of the month: August 26th, September 30th, October 28th, November 25th, and December 16th, from 5 PM to 7 PM. The club is for players of all skill levels, and all ages from primary schoolers upwards are welcome. It's run by two volunteers who are chess enthusiasts.
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Cooking club for 3rd-6th graders at Ylistaron Pappila
At the cooking club, kids will bake and cook together with the club leaders. It meets once a week and is free. You need to sign up once for the term, but you can join mid-term if there are spots available. To ask about open spots, contact Elina at 040 6881450. The club doesn't run during weeks 42 and 9, or on public holidays. There's a short devotional moment during the club.
Taking Charge of Daily Life – support for parents of neurodivergent children
Taking Charge of Daily Life offers practical tips, peer support, and new perspectives for parents of neurodivergent children to make everyday family life smoother. Do you need practical tips for making daily life easier with a neurodivergent child? Welcome to this group for parents, where we'll work together to find effective ways to ease the whole family's daily routines. The group will cover topics like routines, anticipation, transitions, emotional regulation, sensory sensitivities, and parents' own well-being. The goal of these meetings is to provide concrete tools for daily life and a chance to share experiences with other parents in similar situations. The group is led by volunteer Janni Ekman, a solution-focused neurodevelopmental coach. A warm welcome to find new perspectives and effective solutions to support your daily life!
Activity club for 1st-6th graders at Ylijoen kylätalo
This is a club just for school kids, where they can play games, have fun, and do crafts. It meets once a week and is free. You don't need to sign up beforehand, and you can join anytime during the term. The club doesn't run during weeks 42 and 9, or on public holidays. The club leaders are volunteers from the parish. There's a short devotional moment during the club.
You can also come to the family café in the evenings. Kivistön kirkko's evening family café is open on Wednesdays from 6 PM to 7:30 PM. The family café is a meeting place where you don't need to sign up in advance. There are activities for both children and adults. The evening family café at Kivistön kirkko is open on Wednesdays from 6 PM to 7:30 PM. An evening snack is available from 7 PM. Parents and grandparents, welcome with your children. The leaders are Johanna Jansik and other educational staff. The family café is closed on Wednesday, October 14th, during the autumn holiday week.
Come alone or with family and friends, according to your own schedule. Coffee, tea, porridge, and good company are available. The activity is free of charge and open to everyone.
A relaxed, cozy, and safe living room space for young people, specifically for girls and young women, taking into account gender diversity and respecting self-determination.
Leppis clubs: For children aged 3–6. The club meets five times, starting on Thursday, October 1st (no club on October 22nd). 3-4 year olds meet from 5 PM - 5:45 PM, and 5-6 year olds from 6 PM - 6:45 PM. In this family club session, adults and children play and move together. You'll also learn to notice math in everyday life, and after each session, you'll get ideas to try at home. The goal is to increase parents' understanding of the importance of early mathematical skills for a child's development. The event offers concrete examples of how math can be supported in everyday life through play and interaction. Children must participate with a guardian/adult. The club is free! REGISTER FOR THE CLUB. Organizer: Matemaattisten Aineiden Opettajien Liitto MAOL ry. Ask for more information: jasmin.valimaki@maol.fi.
Everyone is welcome to the Warrior Cats club! The club meets every other Thursday from 5 PM - 6 PM. The first session this autumn is on September 3rd. The club isn't too serious; sometimes we'll do activities, and sometimes other Warrior Cats-themed things. The club leader is 14 years old, but people of all ages are welcome; there's no age limit. We hope as many people as possible can make it!
At the Pizzaparty, the whole family can spend time together making pizzas, playing games, and doing things together. Pizzaparties will be held across Tampere's southern parish at the end of October. During the evening, everyone gets to assemble their own pizza, and the program also includes a short devotional moment. Come join us for some treats and a fun evening together. The event is free of charge, but requires registration. Limited spots available. Registration is open until October 25th.