Where?
When?
Tuesday 17th December 2024 7.45pm until 11pm
Cost
£70 per ticket (plus picket handling). Sadly no refunds.
Who is it for?
what is Le Fez?
What is included?
What do I wear?
tickets?
information
for parents
Important
If you are buying tickets on behalf of friends you will need the following information:
– Name and surname of party-goer
– School
– Date of birth of party-goer
– Email address of parent
– Mobile number of parent
– Parent responsible on the night
The information below also constitutes our Terms and Conditions. Please read each section carefully.
Admission strictly with tickets, to be checked on the night.
All guests will need a valid ticket. All tickets to be sold via the official website. It will not be possible to buy tickets on the door.
Wristbands will be provided to all those with valid tickets on entry.
MOJO Events and Le Fez reserve the right to refuse entry to any person.
All guests will be checked on entry for alcohol or illegal substances.
The use of any illegal substances/drugs will not be tolerated.
Alcohol will not be permitted; any guest suspected of intoxication will be refused entry.
Guests wishing to leave the event before the end do so at their own risk.
Sadly no re-entry will be permitted once you have left the event.
No Vapes
Parents are asked to escort all party goers to the entrance of the venue.
You may start queuing from 7.30pm.
The party ends at 11pm however party goers may leave from 10.45pm.
Parents are asked to collect all party goers from the venue at the end of the night.
MOJO Events Ltd or the venue are not responsible for any party-goers once they have left Le Fez.
We are not able to offer any refunds under any circumstances.
The Directors of MOJO Events are DBS checked and have over 25 years experience organising major private events.
Whilst all necessary precautions will be provided during the event, MOJO Events do not take any liability for any action whatsoever.
If you have any further questions please do get in touch.
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The Trust’s vision is of a world where people understand and talk openly about mental health, where young people know how to maintain mental wellbeing, and where the most appropriate treatment is available to everyone who needs it.
It provides parents, carers, teachers, employers and young people with free training and resources. These are designed to break down the stigma surrounding mental health problems, arm people with the tools to take care of themselves and others, and encourage everyone to openly about mental health.