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My son has been a few times to the sports camp run at the Dulwich College gym, he totally loves it (and is disappointed he will only go for five days this Summer). It runs from 16th July to 24th August, you can book individual days or whole weeks, and they do an extended day from 8 to 5.


http://saturdaydropoff.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=63&Itemid=76

Seconds for Dulwich College sports camp (runs 8-5pm on an extended day) and Gumboots at Crystal Palace Road (ED Community Centre) which runs from 8-6pm. We're alternating between both across the summer. On a related topic - we're stuck for the last week of August, when all camps seem to stop.


Does anyone know any camps running during that week?

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