Round the Bend 2026

Round the Bend is our street-themed 2026 acitivity camp run by volunteers from Dunfermline East Church. Presenting the Christian faith through a week of drama, fun and nonsense, the club also supports emotional wellbeing. Activities include slapstick-style drama from the traffic wardens, team games, cool crafts and challenges, soap drama from "The McCracker family", puppets, competitions and more!

If you've been in p1-7 in the academic year 2025-26 then join us to find out.....

Just HOW many doughnuts can traffic wardens Harry and Stan eat in one day?!
Will Gran McCracker EVER give up skateboarding?
What ARE the funny noises coming from Angus McBossy's toolshed?
Will YOU get a parking ticket?

The cost for the week is £20 or £4 a day.

(We don't want finance to be a barrier to children attending Sniffer and Co, please get in touch with us before booking if that is the case for you.)

FAQs

What if I need to cancel my place?

If you need to cancel, just click the Request Refund button.

My child has ASN, can you support them?

We are keen to support children with ASN to attend the club and would be happy to chat about supports we can offer. Please use the Contact button and we will get in touch with you.

Does my child need to bring anything?

Just one snack and drink each day (no nuts, glass or fizzy juice please.)

What is your drop-off and pick-up procedure?

Drop-off - We don't open our doors in the morning until 10am so a queue will form at the appointed entrance. On the first day, registration will take longer than subsequent days.

Pick-up - On the permission slip there is an option to tick for your child to "leave the hall under their own steam". This is for older children who may be walking home or to a pre-arranged collection point. If this option isn't ticked, children will remain in their group with their leaders until their parent/carer comes over to the group to collect them. We don't operate a signing-out procedure and would encourage parents and children to have a "safe word" or a "code word" so that, in the event of an unexpected adult arriving to pick-up a child, the child can be sure that their parent/carer has given permission to collect them as they know the "safe word".