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4 Day - Leeds Rhinos Multi Sport Activity Camp at Menston St Marys £15 only! Leeds Rhinos Foundation has joined forces with the Outer North West Community Committee to deliver multi-sport over the Summer holidays: • Monday 17th February – Thursday 20th February – 9.30am – 2.30pm – St Marys Menston High School Each camp is 4 full days of fun and engaging activities for 7-14 year olds and includes a visit from Ronnie the Rhino. The camp is exclusively for those living in LS18, LS19, LS20, LS21 and LS29 Headed by highly qualified coaches, who carry a Level 2 National Governing Body coaching qualification and hold a valid DBS and safeguarding check, the camp will provide a safe and engaging environment for children to succeed. Our partnership with the Outer North West Community Committee allows us to offer this fantastic opportunity at a reduced cost to local school children and provide them with an experience over half term they won’t forget as well as the chance to get active and meet new people. Children will need to bring a packed lunch with them and suitable footwear and attire for the typical English weather!!! Children will be enrolled as a Leeds Breeze member on day 1 of the camp or alternatively if you can bring your Breeze card with you on the first day of camp. (free of charge) *Demand is likely to be extremely high and we will operate on a first come first served basis. To Book: Please contact the Leeds Rhinos Ticket Sales Hotline on 0371 4231315, come down to the Leeds Rugby Store @ Emerald Headingley Stadium. Please note a £1.50 booking fee applies unless you pay cash in person at the Leeds Rugby Store. See you there Chief Operating Officer: Bob Bowman QPM | Chairman: Phil Caplan Life President: David Oxley C.B.E | Patron: Dr Keith Howard O.B.E Vice Presidents: Jonny Brownlee, Kaiser Chiefs, Stuart Lancaster, Matthew Lewis, Nell McAndrew, James Milner, Greg Mulholland, Ryan Sidebottom, Kevin Sinfield M.B.E, Josh Warrington. Trustees: Jamie Jones-Buchanan, Phil Caplan (Chair), Neil Clephan O.B.E, Cllr Jane Dowson, Gary Hetherington, Peter Hirst, Phil Holmes, Dr Neil Kaiper-Holmes, Dave Lambert, Kim Leadbeater, Peter Mackreth, Mariana Pexton, Cllr Jonathon Pryor, Neil Wilson. .

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