7 fun-filled activities for bored kids this half term

May half term is just around the corner which means parents across Manchester are scratching their heads thinking of adventures to keep the kids occupied while they're off school.

The week-long holiday runs from Monday, May 29, to Friday, June 2, 2023, and Manchester Evening News has looked into what's on offer to keep children from getting bored or spending too much time on those pesky screens.

From golf and roller discos to tasty lunches and space adventures, there really is something for everyone.

Calling all intrepid explorers — do you think you’re ready to face the jungle?

It's time to lose yourself in an extraordinary adventure across two indoor 18-hole courses this May half term.

Explore the magic of the vibrant rainforest, keeping one eye on the ball and the other on the locals — you never know what (or who) is around the next corner.

Make a beeline for the Amazonian village market, where freshly handmade pizza, tropical cocktails, mocktails, and cracking coffee await. Chill out with the new iced takes on classic hot drinks - featuring the iced mocha, latte, americano and chocolate.

And now, golfers can rejoice, as Treetop Adventure Golf will operate the early bird deal throughout the May half-term. Play both 18-hole courses for the price of one when teeing off before midday on Sundays and 1pm Monday-Friday. The course is open from 10am throughout half term and there's no need to book – just turn up and tee off.

Visit Yard and Coop in Manchester this May half term and get a free kid's meal with every adult main ordered during the school holidays.

The little ones will be entertained from the get-go, with lego and crayons on hand to keep them busy.

Fill the little tykes with buttermilk fried chicken or vegan