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Monday 4 August onwards
8:09am Wednesday 6th August 2008
Perdiswell Leisure Centre (10am-3pm - NOW £10 per day)
From Monday 4th August - Friday 8th August and Monday 11th August - Friday 15th August we will be continuing our alternative ball sports programme at Perdiswell Leisure Centre, for 7-11 year olds. Please click on the red link above for your booking form or you can pick one up at the leisure centre.
The Chantry High School (Sports Martley) (10am-3pm - NOW £10 per day))
From Monday 18th August - Friday 22nd August and Tuesday 26th August - Friday 29th August we will be providing a course at The Chantry High School, Martley, (Sports Martley).
Our alternative ball sports programme will be open once again to all children from the ages of 7-11 years.
NEW... Lets Dance! (10am-3pm £20 per day/£90 full week)
A dance course will also be running during the same time as the alternative ball sports course at The Chantry School, Martley, (Sports Martley). This is open to children aged 11-14 years. The course will teach children new skills and steps that they will put into a funky new routine each day. (Please download a booking form by clicking on the red link above. Please write on the booking form that you wish for your child to attend the dance course.)
NEW... All Stars Rugby! (10am-3pm £20 per day)
A rugby course will also be running at Sports Martley from 18th August - 20th August and then the following week from 26th August - 28th August. This course will be open to children aged 11-14 years. The days will be all about playing as much rugby as possible whilst building on and developing new skills. (Please download a booking form by clicking on the red link above. Please write on the booking form that you wish for your child to attend the rugby course.)
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