Great Grans Great Games: Frankly, Ollie can't see the point of his Great Gran; and now it's even worse. She fell and hurt her hip and had to come to stay. Ollie has had to give up his room.
And what can she do?
She can't run, jump, skate, anything. She can hardly stand.
However she can do something he can't. She can swim. In fact, she can do it rather well. There was a time she did it at the Olympic Games in London. No! Not those Olympic Games. The other ones in 1948... when the athletes had to bring their own towels!
Aimed at ages 4+
Great Grans Great Games at Nuffield Theatre in Southampton, Hampshire on Saturday, 25 February 2012.
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