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Fun Stuff for the new school year!


HannahEJ

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Hi all!!!


Can't recommend this place enough!!


They're great with adults but their kids classes seem to get really good feedback as well.


Thought I'd copy and paste their stuff for the new term:



Flying Fantastic Aerial Class Trials (ages 7-16)


Get your child in the air this September and give them a cool new hobby! Our Young Flyers programme offers classes in aerial hoop, aerial silks, and static trapeze, giving young people aged between 7-16 years old the chance to get some airtime. We find children this age love being upside-down and our job is to enable them to play and learn while upside-down!


We offer paid trials so they can give it a go before committing to the term. Available trials for the September term:


Peckham Location (SE15 5BA)

Monday 4.20pm-5.35pm (ages 7-11) - BOOK HERE: https://kiddiplan.com/direct-class-trial-checkout/C28809

Saturday 9.15am-10.30am (ages 7-11) - BOOK HERE

https://kiddiplan.com/direct-class-trial-checkout/C28565

Saturday 10.45am-12 (ages 7-11) - BOOK HERE

https://kiddiplan.com/direct-class-trial-checkout/C28564


See what they’ll get up to:


£17 per hour.


Any questions or for more information, please get in touch on [email protected]

www.ffyc.co.uk

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