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Will you succeed in The Jungle Book Games? Run, balance and play your way through the Bateman's garden for this summer of sport. Have a go at Mowgli's rhythmic ribbons, keep your balance in the Kaa sack race, score high in the Hathi hoopla and create your own games' opening song on Baloo's music station. There's plenty to keep the whole family busy on this action-packed trail.
Saturday 13 July–Sunday 1 September, 10am–4.30pm
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