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Holiday Drop Off (HDO) Sports Camp - Dulwich College - Xmas/January Camp



The Xmas/January HDO camp is now bookable online



Holiday Drop Off camp is starting on Monday 19th Dec and running until the 10th January and places are filling up fast


For those that wish to join us, you can book now by clicking the link below.


Bookings can be made online by clicking the Book now


Check out our up to date Facebook page Latest Photos and News





SPORTS INCLUDE:

Trampolining, swimming (With large water slide, floats and inflatables), football, badminton, dance, dodgeball, cricket, archery, parachute games, team games, tennis, to name just a few.... If children fancy a break we also offer chillaxing sessions with arts and crafts and drawing and colouring along with a whole heap of other puzzles and brain games.


You only need to look at website or Facebook page to see just how great the camp is.





CAMP DATES





Xmas/January Dates 2016/17:

19th - 23rd Dec (5 days)

3rd - 6th Jan (4 days)

9th - 10th Jan (2 days)



Bookings can be made online by clicking the Book now

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