Somewhere in the dusty recesses of my home office is a Kids' Outings folder containing a collection of leaflets detailing the various attractions and facilities of my local area. 'How organised!' I hear you say. Not a bit of it. For a start, I can never find the folder. If it does turn up, and I can find the brochure I want among all the dog-eared rubbish, the information is usually out-of-date.
Sorting out my filing would perhaps put an end to this events-planning misery. But another, quicker, solution for me and for nurseries planning some summer days out is to go to the World Wide Web, where sites dedicated to events, activities and facilities for children are on the increase.
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