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LFC Foundation Activity Timetable January – April 2017 LFC Foundation Activity Timetable All LFC Foundation sessions are free of charge and open to males and females unless otherwise stated. All of the below sessions run in Liverpool school-term time. Please note: Many sessions take a break for the Liverpool school half term, Monday 20th – Sunday 26th February. You can register for a session by contacting our friendly team on [email protected] or by calling 0151 432 5689 Monday Time Session Type Age Location 5-6pm Football 12-16 years Anfield Sports & Community Centre 5-7pm Football 13-25 years Scargreen Recreational Ground 6-7pm PAN Disability Football 8-12 years Anfield Sports & Community Centre 6:30-7:30pm Running Club (female only) 14+ years Paisley Gates, Anfield Stadium 7-8pm PAN Disability Football 13 -16 years Anfield Sports & Community Centre 7-8pm PAN Disability Football 17 + years Anfield Sports & Community Centre 7-9pm Football 12-18 years Walton Hall Park Tuesday Time Session Type Age Location 5:30-7:30pm Football 11-19 years Toxteth Fire Fit Hub 6-7pm Severe Learning 8-16 years Anfield Sports & Community Centre Difficulties Football 7-8pm Severe Learning 17+ years Anfield Sports & Community Centre Difficulties Football Wednesday Time Session Type Age Location 4-5pm Football 4-6 years Anfield Sports & Community Centre 5-6pm Football 7-11 years Anfield Sports & Community Centre 5-6pm Visual Impairments Football 8+ years Anfield Sports & Community Centre 6-7pm Football 12-19 years Anfield Sports & Community Centre 6-7pm Military Veterans Football 18+ years Goals Liverpool North 6-7pm Visual Impairment & Additional 8+ years Anfield Sports & Community Centre Needs Football Thursday Time Session Type Age Location 5-6pm Football 4-12 years Rainhill High School £3/session 5-6pm Football 4-11 years Wavertree Aquatics Centre 6-7pm PAN Disability Football 8-16 years Rainhill High School 6-7pm Football 12-16 years Wavertree Aquatics Centre 6-7pm Physical Impairment 8-16 years Anfield Sports & Community Centre (ambulant) Football 6:30-7:30pm Football 13+ years Ridgeway High School, Prenton 7-8pm Physical Impairment 17+ years Anfield Sports & Community Centre (ambulant) Football Friday Time Session Type Age Location 4:30-6pm Table Tennis Under 16s Anfield Sports & Community Centre 6-7pm Wheelchair Users Football 8-16 years Anfield Sports & Community Centre 6-8pm Football 13-25 years Wavertree Aquatics Centre 6-8pm Football 11 + years Croxteth Sports Centre 7-8pm Wheelchair Users Football 17+ years Anfield Sports & Community Centre 7-9pm Football 14-25 years Anfield Sports & Community Centre Saturday Time Session Type Age Location 10:30-11:30am Physical Impairments 8-16years Woodchurch High School 10:30-11:30am Severe Learning 8-16years Woodchurch High School Difficulties Football 11:30-12:30pm PAN Disability Football 8-16years Woodchurch High School 11:30-12:30pm Physical Impairments 17+ Woodchurch High School 12:30-1:30pm Severe Learning 17+ Woodchurch High School Difficulties Football Sunday Time Session Type Age Location 3-4:30pm Military Veterans Football 18+ years Goals Liverpool North www.liverpoolfc.com/foundation @LFCFoundation Tel: 0151 432 5689 Email: [email protected].
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