Multi-Sport Summer Day Camp, St Barnabas with Kick London - 25-29th July 2016

By Hannah Robinson
June 14, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Hannah Robinson

Posted June 14, 2016

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Posted June 14, 2016

This summer St Barnabas Dulwich is running a multi-sport summer day camp in association with Kick London for children of primary school age (reception to year six). The camp will run from 25th-29th July between 9am and 3pm each day. We are really excited about this as it promises to be a really fun week for all involved. If you have a child please consider signing them up or pass the word on to your friends and family. For more info and to book please go to our website www.stbarnabasdulwich.org

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