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Children & Young People Children & Young People Summer Activities 2017 Fermanagh Lakeland Forum Fermanagh Lakeland Forum Activity Date Time Age Cost / Application Procedure Enniskillen - 028 6632 4121 £15 - Please contact Fermanagh Athletics 14 August - 18 August 1pm - 3pm 11 - 14 Lakeland Forum to register Survive and Thrive 14 August - 18 August 2.30pm - 4.30pm 12+ £15 - Please contact Fermanagh Lifeguarding Camp Lakeland Forum to register Activity Date Time Age Cost / Application Procedure £15 - Please contact Fermanagh Arts and Crafts 21 August - 25 August 10am - 12noon 5 - 8 Lakeland Forum to register Please contact IFA Soccer Camp 3 July - 7 July 10am - 1pm 5 - 13 [email protected] £15 - Please contact Fermanagh Arts and Crafts 21 August - 25 August 1pm - 3pm 9 - 12 Lakeland Forum to register Family Badminton 4 July 6pm - 8pm Family Activity £8 - Please contact Fermanagh £15 - Please contact Fermanagh and Table Tennis Lakeland Forum to register Hockey 21 August - 25 August 11am - 1pm 6 - 12 Lakeland Forum to register Pre - School 10 July - 11 July 10am - 11am 3 - 4 £3 - Please contact Fermanagh £15 - Please contact Fermanagh Multi - Sports Lakeland Forum to register Gymnastics 21 August - 25 August 10am - 12noon 5 - 8 Lakeland Forum to register Xplorer Orienteering 16 July 2.30pm - 4.30pm Family Activity Free - Please contact Fermanagh £15 - Please contact Fermanagh Lakeland Forum to register Gymnastics 21 August - 25 August 1pm - 3pm 9 - 12 Lakeland Forum to register Camp Erne 17 July - 20 July 10am - 3.30pm 8 - 12 £52 - Please contact Fermanagh £15 - Please contact Fermanagh Lakeland Forum to register Multi - Sports 21 August - 25 August 2pm - 4pm 6 - 12 Lakeland Forum to register Family Badminton Free - Please contact Fermanagh 18 July 6pm - 8pm Family Activity £8 - Please contact Fermanagh Xplorer Orienteering 27 August 2.30pm - 4.30pm Family Activity and Table Tennis Lakeland Forum to register Lakeland Forum to register £32 - Please contact Fermanagh * Intensive NPLQ 29 August - 16+Must £250 - Please contact Kiddie Camp 24 July - 27 July 10am - 1pm 5 - 7 Lakeland Forum to register 9am - 5pm pass fitness Fermanagh Lakeland Forum to Lifeguarding Qualification 3 September assessment register £28 - Please contact Fermanagh Intensive Swim Lessons 24 July - 28 July Various 6+ Lakeland Forum to register £52 - Please contact Fermanagh Disability Swim Programme Camp Erne 31 July - 3 August 10am - 3.30pm 8 - 12 Lakeland Forum to register Family Badminton Fermanagh and Omagh District Council’s (FODC) disability summer swimming programme will take place at 1 August 6pm - 8pm Family Activity £8 - Please contact Fermanagh and Table Tennis Lakeland Forum to register the Fermanagh Lakeland Forum, Enniskillen as follows: Free - Please contact Fermanagh Xplorer Orienteering 6 August 2.30pm - 4.30pm Family Activity Lakeland Forum to register Week 1: 24 July – 28 July Week 2: 14 August – 18 August £32 - Please contact Fermanagh Time slots available between 2pm – 4pm. Time slots available 10.30am – 12.30pm Kiddie Camp 7 August - 10 August 10am - 1pm 5 - 7 Lakeland Forum to register This scheme provides children / young people with a disability the opportunity to learn how to swim £28 - Please contact Fermanagh Intensive Swim Lessons 7 August - 11 August Various 6+ Lakeland Forum to register through one to one swim sessions. Must attend Age groups 5 – 18 years old. Acro Gymnastics 7 August - 11 August 10am - 12noon intermediate £15 - Please contact Fermanagh Lakeland Forum to register gymnastics The cost is £5.00 per participant per session which includes instruction. Must attend Accompanying parent/guardian/carers are free of charge. Advanced Gymnastics 7 August - 11 August 1pm - 3pm intermediate £15 - Please contact Fermanagh Lakeland Forum to register Sessions include half hour one to one swimming instruction for children whilst the remaining half hour gymnastics can be spent with their parent/guardian/carer in the pool. 10.30am - Ju - Jitsu 14 August - 18 August 5 - 12 £15 - Please contact Fermanagh Swimmers must be accompanied by a parent/guardian/carer in the pool at all times. 12.30pm Lakeland Forum to register Sessions will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. Places can only be secured when the £30 - Please contact Fermanagh relevant application form and fee has been received. Rookie Lifeguard 14 August - 18 August 10am - 12noon 7 - 11 Lakeland Forum to register Participants can only register for one session per day. Please contact stephen.erskine@ IFA Soccer Camp 14 August - 18 August 10am - 1pm 5 - 13 irishfa.com These session are part of the overall summer swimming programme therefore the swimming pool will £15 - Please contact Fermanagh have a number of children and other users in the swimming pool at the same time. Athletics 14 August - 18 August 10am - 12noon 7 - 10 Lakeland Forum to register Registration: In order to register please contact the Fermanagh Lakeland Forum, Enniskillen. 2 3 Castle Park Leisure Centre Bawnacre Centre Lisnaskea - 028 6772 1299 Irvinestown - 028 6862 1177 Activity Date Time Age Cost / Application Procedure Activity Date Time Age Cost / Application Procedure £32 - Please contact Castle Park Please collect a leaflet Twinkle Toes 3 July - 7 July 10am - 1pm 4 - 6 GAA Cul Camp 3 July - 7 July Various Primary School Leisure Centre to register from Bawnacre Centre Pre - school £15 - Please contact Castle Park Arts and Crafts 3 July - 7 July 2pm - 4pm £15 - Please contact with parents Leisure Centre to register Hockey 3 July - 7 July 11am - 1pm 6 - 12 Bawnacre Centre to register £15 - Please contact Castle Park Football 3 July - 7 July 2pm - 4pm 6 - 12 Leisure Centre to register £15 - Please contact Multi - Sports Activities 3 July - 7 July 2pm - 4pm 6 - 12 £32 - Please contact Castle Park Bawnacre Centre to register Twinkle Toes 17 July - 21 July 10am - 1pm 4 - 6 Leisure Centre to register Please collect a leaflet from £15 - Please contact Castle Park Festival Activities 14 July - 23 July Various Various Gymnastics 17 July - 21 July 1.30pm - 3.30pm 6 - 8 Bawnacre Centre Leisure Centre to register £15 - Please contact Castle Park Bonny Baby Competition 15 July 2pm 1 - 3 Free Gymnastics 17 July - 21 July 3.30pm - 5.30pm 9 - 16 Leisure Centre to register Pet Show 15 July 2.30pm All Ages Free £52 - Please contact Castle Park Jumping Jacks 24 July - 28 July 10am - 3pm 7 - 12 Leisure Centre to register Soccer Skills 17 July 11am Primary School Free £15 - Please contact Castle Park Arts and Crafts 24 July - 28 July 2pm - 4pm 4 - 6 Leisure Centre to register Pool Competition 17 July 7pm Primary Boys Free £32 - Please contact Castle Park Twinkle Toes 31 July - 4 August 10am - 1pm 4 - 6 Leisure Centre to register Gaelic Football Skills 18 July 11am Primary Ages Free £22.50 - Please contact Castle Acro Gymnastics 31 July - 4 August 1.30pm - 4.30pm Invite Only Park Leisure Centre to register Teddy Bears Picnic 18 July 2.30pm Pre / Primary £2 £52 - Please contact Castle Park Please collect a leaflet from Jumping Jacks 7 August - 11 August 10am - 3pm 7 - 12 5k / 10k 18 July 7pm All Ages Leisure Centre to register Bawnacre Centre £32 - Please contact Castle Park Twinkle Toes 14 August - 18 August 10am - 1pm 4 - 6 Leisure Centre to register Youth Disco 18 July 9pm - 11.30pm P7 upwards £5 £15 - Please contact Castle Park Gymnastics 14 August - 18 August 1.30pm - 3.30pm 6 - 8 Pool Competition 19 July 2pm - 4pm U15 Boys Free Leisure Centre to register programme the festival of Part £15 - Please contact Castle Park Tiny Tots Disco 19 July 7pm - 9pm Pre / Primary £1 Gymnastics 14 August - 18 August 3.30pm - 5.30pm 9 - 16 Leisure Centre to register Snooker Competition 19 July 7pm U18 Boys Free £15 - Please contact Castle Park Multi - Sports 14 August - 18 August 3pm – 5pm 6 - 12 Leisure Centre to register Table Tennis / Badminton 20 July 2pm U14 & U16 Free Competitions Please contact stephen.erskine@ Free (enter a team of 6 by IFA Soccer Camp 21 August - 25 August 10am - 1pm 5 - 13 Soccer Competition 20 July 7pm Primary Boys irishfa.com 1pm @ Bawnacre) £15 - Please contact Castle Park Ju-Jitsu 21 August - 25 August 2pm – 4pm 6 - 12 Leisure Centre to register Summer Sports Day 21 July 2pm All Ages Free Please collect a leaflet Junior Tennis Camp 17 July - 21 July Various All Ages from Bawnacre Centre £15 - Please contact Gymnastics 24 July - 28 July 11am - 1pm 6 - 8 Bawnacre Centre to register 4 5 Bawnacre Centre Activity Date Time Age Cost / Application Procedure Omagh Leisure Complex 028 8224 6711 £15 - Please contact Gymnastics 24 July - 28 July 2pm - 4pm 9 - 16 Bawnacre Centre to register Activity Date Time Age Cost / Application Procedure Post Primary Summer Snooker Spree 31 July - 5 August 2pm - 6pm Free Boys £15 - Please contact Omagh Football 3 July - 7 July 11am - 1pm 6 - 12 Junior Tennis Open Please collect a leaflet from Leisure Complex to register 5 August - 12 August Various All Ages Championships Bawnacre Centre £32 - Please contact Omagh Multi – Activity Camp – Junior 3 July - 7 July 9.30am - 12.30pm 4 - 7 Leisure Complex to register £15 - Please contact Arts and Crafts 7 August - 11 August 11am - 1pm 5 - 9 Bawnacre Centre to register £32 - Please contact Omagh Multi - Activity Camp - Senior 3 July - 7 July 1.30pm - 4.30pm 8 - 12 Leisure Complex to register £15 - Please contact Arts and Crafts 7 August - 11 August 2pm - 4pm 10 - 16 Survive and Save Lifeguarding £75 - Please contact Omagh Bawnacre Centre to register 3 July - 7 July 10.30am - 3.30pm 12+ Course Leisure Complex to register Please collect a
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