May Holiday Kids Club - now available to book at JAGS Sports Club!

By JAGS Sports Club Team
April 23, 2019 in What's on in East Dulwich

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JAGS Sports Club Team

Posted April 23, 2019

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Posted April 23, 2019

Holiday Kids Club at JAGS Sports Club during May Half Term, 28th-31st May, is now available to book!

Classes and full day sessions at HKC are affordable and run by qualified instructors.

All bookings should be made online - please visit https://jagssportsclub.magicbooking.co.uk/Account/Login to secure your child's place. Early booking is recommended for swimming, climbing and tennis.

** Get 20% off full week Multi-Sports & Mini-Games and Football by booking before 19th May **

*** Family Members receive 10% discount on all HKC activities ***

On offer is:

* Full Day / Half Day Multi-Sports & Mini Games (age 4-11 years)

* Full Day / Half Day Football (age 4-11 years)

* Swimming lessons - four days (age 4+ years)

* Trampoline - four days (age 4-8 years)

* Tennis - Three day or one day option (age 7+ years)

* Pebbles Climbing (age 4-7 years)

* School of Rock - four days (age 7-14 years)

* Tri-Sports - Tuesday & Thursday (age 8+ years)

* Archery - Tuesday & Thursday (age 8+ years)

* Dance - Wednesday (age 4+ years)

* Diving - Wednesday (able swimmers only)

* Extra Time (early drop off and late pick) for any child taking part in Multi-Sports & Mini-Games or Football

If you have any questions regarding these sessions, please drop us a line on 020 8613 6500.

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