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Have you planned kids activities for the long summer holiday?


Multi-sports academy at Dulwich Hamlet Football Club, next to Sainsbury's on Dog Kennel Hill.

Activities for boys & girls: football, dodgeball, athletics, cricket, tennis, basketball, swimming and Trampoline.


Monday 29 July to Friday 2 Aug

Monday 5 Aug to Fri 9 Aug

Monday 12 Aug to Fri 16 Aug

Monday 19 Aug to Fri 23 Aug

Monday 27 Aug to Fri 30 Aug


Drop off from 8.30/9am, pick up at 4.30pm

Ages 4 to 12 years

Price: ?20 per day or ?65 per week. Discounts for siblings. Cheques made payable to "Dulwich Hamlet Football"


Bring packed lunch, named water bottle, 2x snacks for day & indoor/outdoor clothing (no studs/blades)


Book Online or Call Peter Adenyi 07539 240 782, Sinead Joyce 07960 701 135 or Sean Joyce 07960 701 135

email: [email protected]

Have you planned kids activities for the long summer holiday?


Multi-sports academy at Dulwich Hamlet Football Club, next to Sainsbury's on Dog Kennel Hill.

Activities for boys & girls: football, dodgeball, athletics, cricket, tennis, basketball, swimming and Trampoline.


Monday 29 July to Friday 2 Aug

Monday 5 Aug to Fri 9 Aug

Monday 12 Aug to Fri 16 Aug

Monday 19 Aug to Fri 23 Aug

Monday 27 Aug to Fri 30 Aug


Drop off from 8.30/9am, pick up at 4.30pm

Ages 4 to 12 years

Price: ?20 per day or ?65 per week. Discounts for siblings. Cheques made payable to "Dulwich Hamlet Football"


Bring packed lunch, named water bottle, 2x snacks for day & indoor/outdoor clothing (no studs/blades)


Book Online or Call Peter Adenyi 07539 240 782, Sinead Joyce 07960 701 135 or Sean Joyce 07960 701 135

email: [email protected]

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