Janine GriffithsFamilies in East Leeds are being invited to join a lively Easter Egg Hunt Adventure at Leeds East Academy on Saturday 18 April, running from 10am to 12pm.
The free community event promises a cheerful morning of exploring, playing and discovering surprises along the way. Children will be greeted at the academy by the Easter Bunny, who will set them off on a special mission around the site.
The trail, called Your Easter Quest, guides families between different locations using a themed map. At each stop, children will uncover a hidden letter and take part in simple activities designed to keep the area looking bright and welcoming. A bit of litter picking is included as part of the quest, encouraging young helpers to take pride in their surroundings.
Every child who completes the trail will receive a free Easter egg.
The event is supported by The Wombles, SCOT and the LS14 Trust, along with partners Chapel FM and Wates, who have worked together to offer a relaxed and family friendly morning for the local community.
Organisers say the hunt is designed to get families outdoors, spark some Easter excitement and celebrate the area with a fun, hands-on activity that everyone can enjoy.
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