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JAGS Sports Club - new year - January holiday club!


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Due to customer demand, JAGS Sports Club is running a Day Camp, with early drop off and late pick up options, on 2nd, 3rd and 4th January 2024.  If there is enough interest, Friday 5th January will also be added. 

Day Camp is for 5-12 year olds and takes place at 9am-3.30pm. 

Incorporating games and sports across the day, Day Camp also offers arts and crafts sessions in the afternoon and pool time for able swimmers. 

Please book here:  https://jagssportsclub.magicbooking.co.uk/Identity/Account/Login or call the JAGS Sports Club reception team on 020 8613 6500 if you have any questions.

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