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Holiday Drop Off this half term

Dulwich College Sports Club...


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HDO will be running during the May/June half term so make sure you book before places have gone. Holiday Drop Off has expanded from camp to camp and now has over 200 regular visitors


We are very pleased to announce that we are running a half term camp from Tuesday 31st May until Friday 1st June


Hopefully it is set to be perfect HDO weather with a range of great indoor and outdoor activities available.


Some HDO activities will include:


Swimming

Trampolining

Athletics

Football

Tennis

Field games

Long jump

Hockey

Team games

Table tennis

Dodge ball


You can book online soon at www.holidaydropoff.com


To ensure that you don't miss out, be sure to book up, as we have set a restriction on the number of participants able to attend.


Please contact us at [email protected] if you need any other information


Kind Regards


HDO Team :))

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