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Monday 20 July - Sunday 6 September STEP 1 – Take a Look at What’S on Offer Monday 20 July - Sunday 6 September STEP 1 – Take a look at what’s on offer STEP 2 – Contact the relevant centre or visit our website and book your activity STEP 3 – Check out the Kids for a £1 promotion STEP 4 – Turn up and take part Telford & Wrekin Council in partnership with RICOH UK Products Limited There is something for everyone, it doesn’t matter how long the sessions are, if they are led by a qualified coach or supervised by leisure centre staff it only costs a £1. All we ask is that you book in advance so we can plan the session according to numbers attending and avoid any disappointment. Also make sure you have a Telford Loyalty Card (tlc). These activities are available to tlc holders only. If you haven’t got one all you need to do is… pick up an application form from your local leisure centre. Visit www.telfordandwrekinleisure.co.uk to book multiple activities online Children under eight years must not be left unattended when participating in activities. UV Foam Parties @ Telford Ice Rink Friday 17 July 2015 7pm – 9.30pm Schools Out - Foam Party Friday 7 August 2015 7pm – 9.30pm Cool off @ Telford Ice Rink - Summer Foam Party Friday 28 August 2015 7pm – 9.30pm Back to School Foam Party Enjoy foamy fun, competitions, prizes and games Adults £9.35 tlc Res £7.40 tlc Non Res £8.40 Juniors £8.30 tlc Res £6.60 tlc Non Res £7.50 MONDAY 20, 27 Jul / 3, 10, 17, 24 Aug ACTIVITY AGE TIME Abraham Darby Sports & Leisure Centre Fun ‘n’ Floats** 10.15-11.15am Football Pay & Play 8-15 years 11.30am-12.30pm Pool Fun & Games** 1.30-3pm Horsehay Village Golf Centre Driving Range (50 balls) 8-15 years 2-3pm Newport Swimming Pool Fun ‘n’ Floats** 1-2pm Oakengates Leisure Centre Table Tennis Pay & Play 6-15 years and families 9.30-11am Football Pay & Play 8-15 years 11am-12noon Pool Fun & Games** 1-2pm Phoenix Sports & Leisure Centre Badminton Pay & Play 8-15 years and families 10-11am & 11am- 12noon Tennis (Outdoor) Pay & Play 8-15 years and families 12noon-1pm & 1-2pm Telford Snowboard and Ski Centre Tots Doughnuts1 3-5 years 1-1.30pm & 1.30-2pm Tobogganing+ 5-10 years 2-4pm Children must have arms and legs covered, gloves are essential. Wellington Civic & Leisure Centre Distance Award Badge Swimming (5-1000m) 9-10am BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY 31 AUGUST The following centres are open, please check centre programme for full details: Horsehay Village Golf Centre / Telford Ice Rink / Wellington Civic & Leisure Centre Oakengates Leisure Centre Kids Club Monday – Friday throughout the Summer Holidays (except Bank Holiday Monday 31 August 2015) A range of sporting and fun activities for children aged 5-12 years Morning tlc Res. £6.75 tlc Non Res. £7.75 tlc Conc. £5.80 No card £8.55 Afternoon tlc Res. £6.75 tlc Non Res. £7.75 tlc Conc. £5.80 No card £8.55 Late finish £2.40 Pre-booking is strongly advised. Please arrive 10-15 mins prior to the start of the session if not pre-booked. STEP 2 – Contact the relevant STEP 1 – Take a look at centre or visit our website and what’s on offer book your activity TUESDAY 21, 28 Jul / 4, 11, 18, 25 Aug / 1 Sept ACTIVITY AGE TIME Abraham Darby Sports & Leisure Centre Mini Water Polo* 8-15 years 10.15-11.15am Football Pay & Play 8-15 years 10.30-11.30am Badminton Pay & Play 8-15 years and families 1.30-2.30pm Newport Swimming Pool Distance Award Badge Swimming (50m+) 9-10am Fun ‘n’ Floats** 1-2pm Oakengates Leisure Centre Badminton Pay & Play 8-15 years and families 11am-12noon Fun ‘n’ Floats** 1-2pm Tennis (Outdoor) Pay & Play 8-15 years 2-3pm Phoenix Sports & Leisure Centre NRGIZE*** 11-15 years 10-11am Tennis (Outdoor) Pay & Play 8-15 years and families 12noon-1pm & 1-2pm Telford Snowboard and Ski Centre Tots Doughnuts1 3-5 years 1-1.30pm & 1.30-2pm Tobogganing+ 5-10 years 2-4pm Children must have arms and legs covered, gloves are essential. Wellington Civic & Leisure Centre Distance Award Badge Swimming (5-1000m) 9-10am Fun ‘n’ Floats** 1.45pm – 2.45pm Key: * Swimmers must be aged between 8 and 15 years and able to swim a competent 25m in order to use Sea Scooter’s, Pool Inflatable’s, Snorkelling equipment and play Mini Polo. ** Children under 8 must be supervised by an adult aged 16+ *** Parents must sign consent form + This activity is available on a first come, first served basis. Due to health and safety reasons we are required to limit the numbers allowed on the slope/driving range at a time. Children must be supervised by an adult. ++ Please book and pay via Phoenix Sports & Leisure Centre +++ Sessions suitable for 11 years+ and must be accompanied by an adult 16+. Adult also pay just £1 1 Tots Doughnuts - nursery slope, supervised with a staff member 2 Not available on 12 August and 2 September STEP 3 – Check out the STEP 4 – Turn up and take part Kids for a £1 promotion WEDNESDAY 22, 29 Jul / 5, 12, 19, 26 Aug / 2 Sept ACTIVITY AGE TIME Abraham Darby Sports & Leisure Centre Trampolining2 5-8 years 9.30-10.30am Trampolining2 8-15 years 10.30-11.30am Fun ‘n’ Floats** 10.15-11.15am NRGIZE*** 11-15 years 12.30-1.30pm Inflatable Fun Session* 8-15 years 1.30-3pm Newport Swimming Pool Inflatable Fun Session* 1.15-2.15pm Oakengates Leisure Centre Table Tennis Pay & Play 6-15 years and families 9.30-11am Inflatable Fun Session* 1-2pm NRGIZE*** 2-3pm Phoenix Sports & Leisure Centre Gymnastics 5-8 years 10-11am Gymnastics 9-15 years 11am-12noon Trampolining2 8-15 years 1-2pm Mini Tennis Session led by FirstPoint Tennis 5-8 years 2-3pm Mini Tennis Session led by FirstPoint Tennis 9-15 years 3-4pm Table Tennis Pay & Play 8-15 years 3-4pm & 4-5pm BMX 4+ years 3-4pm Delivered by Wrekin Riders BMX Club. Children require full face helmet, BMX bike with no stunt pegs, long sleeved top and long trousers. Limited BMX bikes and helmets available to hire Telford Snowboard and Ski Centre Tots Doughnuts1 3-5 years 1-1.30pm & 1.30-2pm Tobogganing+ 5-10 years 2-4pm Children must have arms and legs covered, gloves are essential. Wellington Civic & Leisure Centre Distance Award Badge Swimming (5-1000m) 9-10am Inflatable Fun Session* 8-15 years 1.45pm-2.45pm STEP 2 – Contact the relevant STEP 1 – Take a look at centre or visit our website and what’s on offer book your activity THURSDAY 23, 30 Jul / 6, 13, 20, 27 Aug / 3 Sep ACTIVITY AGE TIME Abraham Darby Sports & Leisure Centre Fun ‘n’ Floats** 10.15-11.15am Football Pay & Play 8-15 years 11am-12noon Badminton Pay & Play 8-15 years and families 1-2pm Newport Swimming Pool Distance Award Swimming Badge (50m+) 9-10am Fun ‘n’ Floats** 1-2pm Oakengates Leisure Centre Badminton Pay & Play 8-15 years and families 11am-12noon Pool Fun & Games* 8-15 years 1-2pm Outdoor Tennis Pay & Play 8-15 years 2-3pm Phoenix Sports & Leisure Centre Zumba Junior 5-7 years 11-11.45am Zumba Kids 7-15 years 12noon-12.45pm Badminton Pay & Play 8-15 years and families 12noon-1pm & 1-2pm Outdoor Tennis Pay & Play 2-3pm & 3-4pm Telford Snowboard and Ski Centre Tots Doughnuts1 3-5 years 1-1.30pm & 1.30-2pm Tobogganing+ 5-10 years 2-4pm Children must have arms and legs covered, gloves are essential. Wellington Civic & Leisure Centre Distance Award Badge Swimming (5-1000m) 9-10am Aqua Zumba+++ 11+ years 1.30-2.30pm KIDS FOR A £1* activities at The Chinese Arts & Culture Centre Unite E4, Stafford Park 15, Telford TF3 3BB All activities bookable online at www.telfordandwrekinleisure.co.uk Limited spaces available Friday 24 July - Sunday 26 July Rubiks Cube & Games 10-15 years 10.30-11.30am Chinese Art, Crafts & Language 6-15 years 11.30am-12.30pm STEP 3 – Check out the STEP 4 – Turn up and take part Kids for a £1 promotion FRIDAY 24, 31 Jul / 7, 14, 21, 28 Aug / 4 Sep ACTIVITY AGE TIME Abraham Darby Sports & Leisure Centre Fun ‘n’ Floats** 10.15-11.15am Football Pay & Play 8-15 years 11.30am-12.30pm Pool Fun & Games** 1.30-3pm Newport Swimming Pool Fun & Floats** 10-11am Oakengates Leisure Centre Table Tennis Pay & Play 6-15 years and families 9.30-11am Athletics Session led by Telford Athletics Club 8-15 years 11- 12noon Pool Fun & Games** 1-2pm Phoenix Sports & Leisure Centre Gymnastics 5-7 years 10-11am Gymnastics 8-15 years 11am-12noon Badminton Pay & Play 8-15 years and families 12noon-1pm & 1-2pm Zumba Junior 5-7 years 1-1.45pm Zumba Kids 8-15 years 2-2.45pm Junior Kombat 7-15 years 3-4pm Tennis (Outdoor) Pay & Play 8-15 years and families 2-3pm & 3-4pm Telford Snowboard and Ski Centre Tots Doughnuts1 3-5 years 1-1.30pm & 1.30-2pm Tobogganing+ 5-10 years 2-4pm Children must have arms and legs covered, gloves are essential. Wellington Civic & Leisure Centre Distance Award Badge Swimming (5-1000m) 9-10am Mini Water Polo* 8-15 years 1.45-2.45pm KIDS FOR A £1* Life Swim ‘Learn to Swim’ Crash Courses4 Our aim is to provide a quality learning experience for all and to develop skills, techniques and water confidence through a clearly structured lesson programme.
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