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Try Time Kids' Rugby- sign up now for the second half of term!

By kiddie_coach
February 19, 2018 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted February 19, 2018

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Posted February 19, 2018

Hey rugby fans,

If you're struggling to find things to do with your little ankle biters on Friday or Saturday mornings, why not come down to Try Time Kids' Rugby in Belair Park and let us take them off your hands for an hour? As well as transferable sports skills, we teach our 2-7 year old members the four pillars of sports that Try Time was founded on, encouraging them to be energetic, imaginative, inclusive and respectful.

Sessions run 10-11am on Fridays, as well as 10-11am and 11.15am-12.15pm on Saturdays.

Sibling discounts available, plus an extra 10% discount on our 11.15am session!

Contact Danielle today for your free trial at [email protected], or just PM us for more details!

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