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Hall available for birthday parties in Churton Park!

Rachel Watson from Amesbury School

Amesbury School is a light and bright community hall available for convenient and fun kids birthday parties.
Party on!

The Amesbury School Hall is a big, bright and versatile space, perfect for your child’s next birthday party. With easy parking and access to a large kitchen as part of the hire, you don’t have to have the party at home! Now that our school bike track is open, you can have the perfect party entertainment right outside! We have spaces available throughout the day on Saturdays and on Sunday afternoons. Check the availability of your preferred date and time via the link below.

Get a group together for sport

The hall has courts marked out for volleyball and badminton, plus we have table tennis tables and a basketball half court. Nets, balls and racquets are all included in the hire, so all you need to do is to organise a group to get along and play. A great way to keep fit through the winter months!

Bake up a storm

Maybe it’s time to move your kitchen-based business from home to a commercial kitchen? Amesbury School’s certified commercial kitchen is available for hire at various times throughout the week for very reasonable hourly rates. Pop in and check out the space and see how it might work for you.

For more information on availability and pricing, or to view the facilities, get in touch with Helen: office@amesbury.school.nz or call 04 477 3423.

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