Kids Day Camp in first week of January at JAGS Sports Club

By JAGS Sports Club Team
December 4, 2023 in What's on in East Dulwich

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JAGS Sports Club Team

Posted December 4, 2023

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Posted December 4, 2023

Due to late start dates for the spring term at many Southwark primary schools, JAGS Sports Club is now running a Day Camp in the first week of January.

Day Camp takes place at 9am to 3.30pm, but parents can also select early drop off at 8am or late pick up at 5.30pm, if they need a longer day.

Suitable for ages 5-12 years, Day Camp is a fun day incorporating games such as Sharks and Lifeguards and a variety of sports including badminton, football, tennis and basketball. There will also be an hour in the pool for able swimmers and some arts and craft time in the afternoon.

Please book via Magic Booking - the link can be found here.

Prices are:

Day Camp - £38

Early Drop Off - £6

Late Pick Up - £12

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