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For Primary School SPORTS AND CLUBS for Primary School age Erdington Gym Club Birmingham Stockland Green Community Leisure Centre, Slade Road, Erdington, Birmingham West Midlands B23 7JH Contact us at [email protected] We are a small and friendly Gymnastics club. We practice floor, vault & trampette, asymmetric bars and beam. We enter regional floor and vault and four piece competitions with our competition groups, with all other groups being able to compete in club competitions and take part in displays. If you would like more details, please contact me on the above email. Alternatively beginners can simply turn up to our Saturday morning class, to have a look at our begin- ners group. If your child has gymnastic or dance experi- ence, please feel free to pop in and see us on a Monday night. Please check out our website for further details. Opening Times A Gymnastics club for all, meeting three times per week. Saturday Beginners Boys & Girls 5+ 9.00am - 11.00am Nursery Plus Group 9.00am - 10.00am Monday Intermediate/Advanced Girls 6.00pm - 8.00pm Wednesday BOYS - all abilities 6.00pm - 8.00pm Thursday Intermediate/Advanced Girls 6.00pm - 8.00pm Cost: £2.60 per hour Gymnastics Coaching in Birmingham Birmingham Gymnastics Development, House of Sport, 300 Broad Street, Birmingham B1 2DR Opening Times Classes for children Birmingham’s Gymnastics Development Co-ordinator over- sees a varied programme of gymnastic classes. There are two main centres in Birmingham that specifically cater for gymnastics and have a full range of specialised apparatus for gymnastics: Metchley Lane Gymnastics Centre Metchley Lane Playing Fields, Metchley Park Rd, Har- borne, Birmingham, B15 2PG http://www.birminghamgymclub.org.uk/metchprog.htm Birmingham Sports Centre Birmingham Sports Centre, Highgate, B12 9DL http://www.birminghamgymclub.org.uk/highgprog.htm All classes at the specialist centres are administrated through Birmingham City Council's Strategic Sport De- partment via the Gymnastics Development Officer. The classes serve to introduce the sport of gymnastics to chil- dren through a programme that offers enjoyment, through structured learning, with the use of body management skills that allow progression through an award scheme structure. Avenues to move onto improver groups are also available as well as possibilities of extra training opportu- nities being offered to individuals that exhibit a defined talent for competitive gymnastics under the guidance of coaches from the City of Birmingham Olympic Gymnastics Club. For further information on classes, availability and enrol- ment details contact: Philip Barrow, Gymnastics Development Officer Tel: 0121 464 6006 0121 464 6006 / 464 6028 Email: [email protected] See other sheet for classes ... Gymnastics Coaching centres in Birmingham: The following centres offer a programme of gymnastic including Gymfants, Gymbounce and 12 week gymnastics courses; contact the centres direct for further information: Birmingham Sports Centre Highgate, Birmingham B12 9DL Tel: 0121 464 6006 0121 464 6006 Bishop Challoner CSC Institute Road, Kings Heath, Birming- ham, B14 7EG Tel: 0121 441 6103 0121 441 6103 Cocks Moors Woods Leisure Centre Alcester Road South, Long- bridge, B45 9NY Tel: 0121 464 1996 0121 464 1996 Hamstead Hall CSC, Craythorne Avenue, Handsworth Wood, B20 1HL Tel: 0121 386 7510 0121 386 7510 Kingstanding Leisure Centre Dulwich Road, Kingstanding, B44 0EW Tel: 0121 464 7890 0121 464 7890 (Please note classes are start- ing in September) Metchley Lane Gymnastics Centre Metchley Lane Playing Fields, Metchley Park Rd, Harborne, Birmingham, B15 2PG Tel: 0121 464 6006 0121 464 6006 Shard End Community Leisure Centre Packington Avenue, Shard End, B34 7RD Tel: 0121 464 5485 0121 464 5485 Shenley Court Community Leisure Centre Shenley Lane, North- field, B29 4HE Tel: 0121 464 5511 0121 464 5511 Stockland Green Community Leisure Centre Slade Road, Erdington, B23 7JH Tel: 0121 377 7880 0121 377 7880 Turves Green Community Leisure Centre Turves Green Road, Northfield, B31 4BP Tel: 464 4869 Wyndley Leisure Centre, Wyndley Leisure Centre Clifton Road, Sutton Coldfield, B73 6EB Tel: 0121 464 7742 0121 464 7742 Rebound Gymnastics Club Birmingham Tudor Grange School, Dingle Lane, Solihull B91 3PD Opening Times For children 5 yrs - 15 yrs The Club trains at Tudor Grange School in Solihull and also holds sessions at the Munrow Centre, Birmingham University and Lilleshall National Sports Centre. Revolution Gymnastics Club Birmingham Metchley Lane Gymnastics Centre, Metchley Park Road, Har- borne, Birmingham West Midlands Revolution is a fun and enjoyable club for all ages from walking to adults, beginners to advanced. Classes run 6 days a week. Everyone welcome. Coaches are disability trained. Check the website for classes times and prices [email protected] Children's Yoga Class (Iyengar Yoga) Birmingham Iyengar Yoga Institute of Birmingham, Westley Road, Acocks Green, Birmingham West Midlands B27 7UR A dynamic and high energy class for children. Yoga is a great way for children to stay active and have fun while learning something new! Benefits include: improved focus, concentration and self confidence, increased strength and flexibility, ability to cope with stress and anxiety, better posture and understanding of what the body can do, and enhanced sport specific skills and coordination. Opening Times These classes, suitable for children aged 7 to 12, are on Saturday mornings from 9am to 10am and run all year round except for July and August, Christmas Holidays and long weekends throughout the year (Easter etc.) The cost is £5 drop-in rate or £40 for a consecutive set of 10 classes. Colmers Farm Badminton Club Birmingham Colmers Farm Leisure Centre, Bristol Road South, Rubery Opening Times Junior Coaching for 8-13 year olds on Sundays from 2pm – 4pm Junior Colts Coaching and matches on Thursdays from 8.30pm – 10pm Harborne Youth RFC- Tag Rugby Birmingham Harborne Cricket Club, Harborne Park Road, Harborne, Birmingham West Midlands B17 0BE Tag rugby is a contact free version of the game designed to be a lot of fun and keep kids active and playing sport! There is no charge for this as it’s sponsored by various companies. Opening Times Free!! For boys and girls aged 7-11. Every Sunday Morning from 11 till around 12. Will continue through summer if we can get the numbers up! Bournville Rugby Club Birmingham Bournville RFC, Heath Road, Bournville, Birmingham B30 1HH Opening Times Bournville RFU is always looking for more players, male and female to join their Junior Section; experienced or never played it does not mat- ter, as they provide training and coaching for all levels. Training and playing on Sunday mornings between Sept and April at 10.30am, at Rowheath playing fields (home ground) Solihull Barons Junior Ice Hockey Team Birmingham Solihull ice rink, Hobs Moat Road, Solihull, West Midlands B92 8JN Hi all, Looking to get your kids into a new sport or just want them to get a bit more exercise then why not try ice hockey? The Solihull junior barons are looking for children of all ages to join the teams. We have some children as young as 3 and go right up to 18!! If you want them to try something a bit different then give it a try. Ice hockey is a great sport, which develops character fitness and teamwork. Our development programme will help you find out whether you want to take your interest in playing ice hockey further. First 2 training sessions are free and you get free loan of the kit, so why not just come along to have a go. Training is at Solihull ice rink. If you are interested please contact Jim on 07725941123 or email jun- [email protected] for further information Turves Green Little League Netball Birmingham Turves Green Boys Sports Hall, Northfield, Birmingham B31 4BP What is Little League Netball? Little League Netball provides the opportunity for girls aged eight to eleven (school years 4, 5 and 6) to play organised and super- vised league matches, coaching is also included. Each league includes up to 10 teams, and the matches are played at the same venue each week? usually on Saturday mornings. The league season runs from March to July of each year. No previous playing experience is necessary, as each team is made up of a careful balance of experienced and new players. Games last for around 30 minutes and substitutions take place throughout matches to ensure everyone gets a fair turn. **Joining sessions take place during February and March, although usually it is possible to join at anytime. Application form and dates of joining sessions/try out sessions are available in the How to Take Part section of your chosen Little League. As well as encouraging more girls to play netball and develop their skills, we hope to foster a strong sense of team spirit, fun and friendship. We actively try to engage the wider community to sup- port the leagues, particularly parents of girls in the league. The league organisers, team managers and umpires are all volunteers and training in coaching, First Aid and Safeguarding Children in Sport are available to anyone who would like to get involved. To find out more about your local Little League and how to join, Any general enquiries can be made to Susan Bell, Sports Develop- ment Manager - Netball on 0121 464 6009 / 0121 464 6009 Opening Times Turves Green Little League Train all year round and play matches on Saturdays between 10am & 12noon between March & July Girls aged 8yrs to 11yrs school years 4, 5 & 6 We train at Turves Green Boys Sports Hall Thursday 6pm till 7pm cost is £1 per session (subject to review) Joining fee is £6.00 & £3.00 for each sibling holding fee for kit provided is £20.00 - refundable on return of kit at the end of the season.
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