Children’s Day
Wednesday 9th July 2025
Join us for an exciting and educational end-of-term school trip, filled with music, culture, and creativity! Children’s Day is designed to meet National Curriculum objectives by linking global citizenship, cultural awareness, and the arts to a memorable live experience.
What’s Included?
Exclusive Pavilion Concert (12PM)
A brand-new interactive performance by Sinfonia Cymru, one of Wales’ leading orchestras, featuring top under-30 musicians from around the world.
Show synopsis:
“On top of a hill, far from anywhere, a mysterious house appears overnight, offering travellers the best night of their lives—if they are willing to pay the price. When the Ty Un Nos ensnares a travelling band, the musicians must perform to win their freedom. The audience will decide who stays and who leaves. Will the band break free, or will the show go on forever?”
️ Message of Peace & Goodwill
A special tradition, presented by local children on the Eisteddfod stage.
International Performances
Watch 4,000+ competitors from around the world showcase music and dance on our vibrant outdoor stages.
Live Entertainment & Activities
- Circus performances & live music
- Music & dance workshops
- Sensory-friendly chill-out zone
- Covered areas for all-weather fun
Booking & Pricing
£6 per pupil (1 free teacher per 6 children)
Reserve your spot today:
Download the Children’s Day Booking Form 2025
For more information, call 01978 862 001
Can’t make Children’s Day?
The same pricing applies for primary schools attending on Thursday 10th & Friday 11th July 2025.
Essential Information for Schools
How to Get Here – Directions & transport options
Accessibility – Support for children with additional needs
⚠️ School Visit Risk Assessment 2025 –Download here
Funding Opportunity for Schools in Wales!
Apply for the Go and See Fund and get up to 90% of your trip costs covered (up to £1,000 per trip). Decisions are made within 6–8 weeks.
Apply here: Go and See Fund
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