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Weekends with kids at JAGS Sports Club: Baby Booters, Footie, Trampoline & Climbing


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Get the little ones out of the house and active this and every weekend at JAGS Sports Club!


Drop-in Soccer Academy, Baby Booters, pebbles (cilmbing) and trampoline take place every weekend.


* Drop-in Soccer Academy for 4-11yrs: Friday evening, 6-7pm (?6 per child)


* Drop-in Soccer Academy for 4-11yrs: Saturday & Sunday 9-10.30am (?5 per child)


* Drop-in Baby Booters for 18mths-3yrs: Saturday & Sunday 11am-12pm (?4 per child)


* Bookable in advance Pebbles (climbing) for 4-7yrs: Sundays, 9 & 10am (M ?6, NM ?8)


* Bookable in advance Trampoline for 18mths - 4yrs: Saturdays 9 & 10am (?5 per child)


* Bookable in advance Trampoline for 4-8yrs: Sundays 9 & 10am (?6 per child)


For further information or to secure a place on the bookable classes, please call us on 020 8613 6500

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