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“What Will Your Child Do This Summer?” “What Will Your Child Do This Summer?” “What will your child do this summer?” “What will your child do this summer?” June 2012 Dear Sir/Madam, I am the Schools Based Police Officer at Drumchapel High School providing a service to the Drumchapel Learning Community including the high school, primaries and pre school establishments. I continue to look for ways to engage young people and provide them with relevant information assisting them as they move on through life. As the summer holidays approach I think it is vitally important to provide young people and their parent/guardian with information to assist over this period. As such, I have enclosed a list of youth activities taking place within your community and I would ask that you make yourself aware of the information and pass it on to your young person so they may be afforded the opportunity to take part in local activities and participate in positive behaviour. The information held on the attached information sheets has been provided by local organisations, groups and to the best of my knowledge is accurate. However, if you have any questions please feel free to contact the telephone number listed against each activity. Additionally, other helpful information relating to time of the activity, days they are taking place and any cost involved is also included. I would like to thank all local primary schools, Drumchapel Life, GHA, Glasgow Community Safety Services and Glasgow Life for their assistance in helping to distribute this information and thank you for taking the time to read this letter, wishing you and your young person an enjoyable time over the summer break. With regards Mark Barrow Schools Based Police Officer Drumchapel High School, 45 Cally Avenue, GLASGOW G15 7SQ Tel: 0141 582 0070 Here is some usual information relating to the summer activities available to young people within your community. Please make use of these activities and if you have any questions please make contact with the relevant organisation (contact details included). Organisation Address Activity Days Additional info Contact DRC Youth Yoker Resource Multi Sports Tuesday 10am-3pm Call for additional 0141 951 8669 Centre, 10 Kelso Activity information Place, Glasgow, Thursday 10am-4pm G14 0LL LINKES LINKES, 160/200 Arts and Crafts, Monday, Wed and Call for additional (Heather McGill) Lincoln Avenue, Cooking Friday information 0141 954 4833 Glasgow, G13 workshops, 3PR games, music 2nd July – 10th August and trips 11am – 3pm Stonedyke 9-11 Belsyde, Activ8 Gym (8 – Monday 9th July – Friday Monday to Friday only Neighbourhood Avenue, Glasgow, 14 years ) 10th August Centre G15 6AW 11:30am – 2pm Call for additional 0141 944 1238 information Glasgow Life Blairdardie Sports Youth Club Tuesdays and (Stephen Pavillion, 479 Thursdays 7pm-9pm McDermott) Blairdardie Road, 0141 276 1525 Glasgow, G15 6JP Radworks Blairdardie Skate Boarding Thursday 3:30pm-5pm (Stephen Pavillion, 479 McDermott) Blairdardie Road, 0141 276 1525 Glasgow, G15 6JP Drumchapel Drumchapel Lawn Tennis Weekdays £1 per session Tennis Club Tennis Club, 90 0141 944 1715 Garscadden Call for group bookings Road, Glasgow, and public session G15 6QQ details Drumchapel 195a Drumry Multi Sports Monday – Thursday Sports Centre Road East, Activities 10am-12pm and 1pm- Glasgow, G15 3pm 8NS Glasgow Life Blairdardie Sports Kids Camp Monday, Wednesday Free – No booking (Stephen Pavillion, 479 (Games, Sports, and Fridays required McDermott) Blairdardie Road, Arts, Crafts, 2nd July 2012 – 3rd 0141 276 1525 Glasgow, G15 Outdoor Pursuits August 2012 6JP and a lot more 10am-12pm Glasgow Life Netherton Kids Camp Monday, Wednesday Free – No booking (Stephen Community (Games, Sports, and Fridays McDermott) Centre, 385 Arts, Crafts, 2nd July 2012 – 3rd 0141 276 1525 Netherton Road, Outdoor Pursuits August 2012 Glasgow, G13 and a lot more 2pm – 4pm 1AX Radworks Southdeen Park Skateboarding Thursday Free – No booking Stephen Drumchapel 10:30am – 12pm required Mcdermott 0141 276 1525 Glasgow Club Glasgow Club, Kids arts, crafts, Wednesday, Thursday Free with Glasgow Kids Donald Dewar Donald Dewar, dancing, sports and Fridays in July Card – contact venue for Garscadden and other more details 0141 276 0774 Road, Glasgow, activities 1pm-3pm G15 8SX Additional Coaching and Activities A & M Training A & M Training orgainise football and dance coaching at the following locations. Location Day Time Activity Contact Garscadden Tuesday 6pm-8pm Dance Helen Primary McPherson School Karen Jamieson Yoker Park Tuesday 6pm-8pm Football Robbie MUGA/Halley Winters Place MUGA Davie Winters Jedworth Monday 6pm-8pm Football Robbie Avenue Winters MUGA Martin Lauchlan St Claires Tuesday 6pm-8pm Dance Jonathan Primary, Findlay Drumcahepl Goals, Gt Friday 6pm-10pm Friday Night Robbie Western Football Winters Road League Davie Winters Heart Of Monday 6pm-8pm Dance Kiera Scotstoun McGowan Community Robyn Duffy Centre Daisy Park Tuesday 6pm-8pm Football Jose MUGA, Quitongo Scotstoun Pat Mcshane Daisy Park Thursday 7pm-9pm Football Ross MUGA, Fitzsimmons Scotstoun Jose Quitongo Heart Of Friday 7pm-9pm Dance Kelly Ann Scotstoun McGhee Community Robyn Duffy Centre Danes Drive Tuesday 6pm-8pm Football Gareth MUGA McLelland Ross Fitzsimmons Danes Drive Wednesday 6pm-8pm Football Ross MUGA Fitzsimmons Ross Keenan Knightswood Tuesday 6pm-8pm Football Martin Primary Lauchlan Ross Keenan Knightswood Tuesday 6pm-8pm Dance Kiera Primary McGowan Kelso Street Tuesday 6pm-8pm Football Scott MUGA McLaughlin Robbie Winters Peterson Tuesday 7pm-9pm Dance Laura Park Hall Flanagan Ilona Blazszyk Knightswood Tuesday 6pm-8pm Football Ross Keenan Park MUGA Messaoud Belgroune Corpus Tuesday 6pm-8pm Dance Megan Currie Christi Kelly Ann Primary McGhee School Knightswood Wednesday 6pm-8pm Football Ross Keenan Park MUGA Messaoud Belgroune Linkes Friday 7pm-9pm Dance Megan Currie Community Youth Hall The Old Firm Alliance The Old Firm Alliance, funded through Glasgow Rangers and Glasgow Celtic organise football coaching sessions at the following locations. Goals, Great Western Road, Glasgow – Every Saturday 7pm-9pm Antonine Primary, 4 Abbotshall Ave, Glasgow – Every Friday 7pm – 9pm This is a list of other clubs within the North West Area providing training and coaching – These clubs run throughout the year Sport Club Address Age Contact Telephone Boxing Argo St Marks Church, 10 + Paul 07950 1011172 Boxing Club Kinfauns Drive, Glasgow McCann Boxing Drumchapel Drumchapel Sports Centre, 195a 10 + Ian McGirr 0141 944 7276 ABC Drumry Road East, Glasgow, G15 8NS Football Broomhill Hyndland Secondary School, 5 + Steven 07980818626 Sports Club Lauderdale Gardens, Glasgow Prince 0141 569 7108 Hockey Broomhill Hyndland Secondary School, 5 + Steven 07980818626 Sports Club Lauderdale Gardens, Glasgow Prince 0141 569 7108 Netball Broomhill Hyndland Secondary School, 5 + Steven 07980818626 Sports Club Lauderdale Gardens, Glasgow Prince 0141 569 7108 Karate Broomhill Hyndland Secondary School, 5 + Steven 07980818626 Sports Club Lauderdale Gardens, Glasgow Prince 0141 569 7108 Boxing Ketra ABC Netherton Community Centre, 358 10 + Alan 07858952847 Netherton Road, Glasgow Hamilton Athletics Victoria Scotstoun Stadium, 42 Danes Drive, 8 + Gordon Park Glasgow Innes Athletics Club Badmint Scotstoun Scotstoun Stadium, 42 Danes Drive, 8 + Eleanor 07858952847 on Badminton Glasgow Trainer Club Basketb Glasgow Knightswood Seconday School, 60 8 + all Storm Knightswood Road, Glasgow Basketb Glasgow Donald Dewar, 220 Garscadden 8-18 Alec Watt all Eagles Road, Glasgow, G15 8SX Cricket Glasgow Glasgow Academy Sports Hall, 8 + Colin 01413393217 Accies Colebrook Street, Glasgow, G12 8HE Dawson 07931569138 Cricket Club Cricket West of 40-44 peel Street, Glasgow, G11 5LU 8 + Jim Young 07711 985033 Scotland 0141 3390688 Cricket Club Croquet Glasgow Kelvingrove, Kelvin Way, Glasgow, 18+ Rod 0141 632 7829 Croquet G3 6BY Williams Club Fencing Glasgow The Arc, Caledonia University, 8+ Helen Pitt 0141 959 0876 West End Cowcaddens Road, Glasgow, G4 0BA Fencing Club Fencing Salle Rollo High School Of Glasgow, 637 Crow 8-18 Colin 07834 468507 Fencing Road, Glasgow, G13 1PB Whiteford Club Gymnas Drumchapel Drumchapel Sports Centre, 195a 1-18 Gina Beck 07593 987659 tics Gymnastics Drumry Road East, Glasgow, G15 Club 8NS Gymnas Dynamite Glasgow Club Yoker, Spiershall 8-18 Catherine 075139 20297 tics Gymnastics Terrace, Glasgow G14 0LN Brough Club Gymnas Sapphire Firhill Complex, Hopehill Road, 1-18 Catriona 0796 3458592 tics Gymnastics Glasgow, G20 7HH Lessani Club Hockey Glasgow Windyedge, Ryvra Road, Glasgow, 8+ Stephanie 07793 219019 Academical G13 1XW Barnet Ladies Hockky Club Hockey GHK Ladies High School of Glasgow, 637 Crow 8+ Alison 0141 3347916 Hockey Road, Glasgow, G13 1PB Weatherhe Team ad Hockey Hillhead Jordanhill High School, 42 8+ Linda www.hillheadhockey.org Hockey Chamberlain Road, Glasgow McTaggart .uk Club Karate Shin deh Hyndland Secondary School, 8+ Sheila 0141 586 7231 Shin Lauderdale Gardens, Glasgow, G12 Graham Netball Harmony Donald Dewar Centre, 220 8+ Angela 0141 5820130 Row Garscadden Road, Glasgow, G15 Kirkpatrick 8SX Netball Scotsoun Glasgow Club Scotstoun, 42 Danes 8+ Lesley Netball Drive, Glasgow, G14 9HU MacDonald Club Athletics Clydesdale St Peter the Apostle, 9+ Phil Dolan 01389 386118 Harriers Kirkoswald Dr Clydebank G81 2DB Rugby GHK Rugby 689 Crow Road, Glasgow, G13 1PB 8+ Scott Inglis 0141 9501222 Club Rugby Glasgow High School of Glasgow, 637 Crow 8+ Grant 07825 181041 Hawks Road, Glasgow, G13 1PB Talbot Rugby Hyndland Scotstoun Stadium, 42 Danes Drive,
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