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Spring 2020 Timetable SPRING 2020 TIMETABLE 1st INNINGS FOR PRE-SCHOOLERS (from 2 ½ years until they start School) START DAY TIME AREA VENUE First Half Term Holiday Second Half Dates No Session(s) Term Dates For 45 Mins 1.30pm West Sir Julien Cahn Pavilion 6th JAN 24th FEB MONDAY West Park (Near ASDA) to 17th FEB to Bridgford Full Term th th Loughborough Road NG2 10 FEB 30 MARCH 12 WEEKS 7JE 6 Weeks 6 Weeks FRIDAY 10.45am West Roko Health Club 10th JAN 28th FEB Full Term st Bridgford Wilford Lane to 21 FEB to 12 WEEKS West Bridgford 14th FEB 3rd APRIL NG2 7RN 6 Weeks 6 Weeks SATURDAY The Gym th th Full Term 9.00am West 11 JAN 29 FEB The Becket School, nd Bridgford to 22 FEB to 12 WEEKS Wilford Lane, 15th FEB 4th APRIL West Bridgford 6 Weeks 6 Weeks NG2 7QY 9.00am Bingham Functional Training Room 11th JAN 29th FEB nd Bingham Leisure Centre to 22 FEB to The Banks 15th FEB 4th APRIL Bingham 6 Weeks 6 Weeks NG13 8BL 10.00am West The Gym 11th JAN 29th FEB The Becket School, nd Bridgford to 22 FEB to Wilford Lane, West 15th FEB 4th APRIL Bridgford 6 Weeks 6 Weeks NG2 7QY 11.00am West The Gym 11th JAN 29th FEB The Becket School, nd Bridgford to 22 FEB to Wilford Lane, West 15th FEB 4th APRIL Bridgford, NG2 7QY 6 Weeks 6 Weeks 9.00am Southwell Methodist Church Hall 11th JAN 29th FEB Westgate to 22nd FEB to Southwell 15th FEB 4th APRIL NG25 OJH 6 Weeks 6 Weeks SUNDAY Mapperley Sports Village th st Full Term 9.00am Mapperley 12 JAN 1 MARCH Nottingham Academy to 23rd FEB to 12 WEEKS Ransom Drive 16th FEB 5th APRIL Nottingham 6 Weeks 6 Weeks NG3 5LR SPRING 2020 TIMETABLE 2nd INNINGS FOR SCHOOL AGED KIDS (Reception, Years 1, 2) DAY START TIME AREA VENUE First Half Holiday Second Half For Term Dates No Session(s) Term Dates 45 Mins MONDAY 5.00 pm West The Small Hall 6th JAN 24th FEB th Full Term Reception Bridgford Rushcliffe School to 17 FEB to th 12 WEEKS Yr 1 & Yr 2 Boundary Rd 10 FEB 30th MARCH West Bridgford 6 Weeks 6 Weeks NG2 7BY TUESDAY 4.15pm Wollaton St Leonard's Comm. Centre 7th JAN 25th FEB th Full Term Reception 4 Bramcote Lane to 18 FEB to th st 12 WEEKS Yr 1 & Yr 2 Wollaton 11 FEB 31 MARCH NG8 2ND 6 Weeks 6 Weeks SATURDAY 9.00am West The Sports Hall 11th JAN 29th FEB nd Full Term Yr 1 Bridgford The Becket School, to 22 FEB to th th 12 WEEKS Wilford Lane, 15 FEB 4 APRIL West Bridgford 6 Weeks 6 Weeks NG2 7QY th th 10.00am West The Sports Hall 11 JAN 29 FEB nd Reception Bridgford The Becket School, to 22 FEB to Wilford Lane, 15th FEB 4th APRIL West Bridgford 6 Weeks 6 Weeks NG2 7QY 11.00am West The Sports Hall 11th JAN 29th FEB nd Yr 2 & Bridgford The Becket School, to 22 FEB to th th Above Wilford Lane, 15 FEB 4 APRIL West Bridgford 6 Weeks 6 Weeks NG2 7QY 10.00am Bingham The Main Sports Hall 11th JAN 29th FEB nd Reception, Bingham Leisure Centre to 22 FEB to th th Yr 1 & Yr 2 The Banks 15 FEB 4 APRIL Bingham 6 Weeks 6 Weeks NG13 8BL 10.00am Southwell Methodist Church Hall 11th JAN 29th FEB nd Reception, Westgate to 22 FEB to th th Yr 1 & Yr 2 Southwell 15 FEB 4 APRIL NG25 OJH 6 Weeks 6 Weeks SUNDAY 10.00am Mapperley Mapperley Sports Village 12th JAN 1st MARCH rd Full Term Reception, Nottingham Academy to 23 FEB to th th 12 WEEKS Yr 1 & Yr 2 Ransom Drive 16 FEB 5 APRIL Nottingham NG3 5LR 6 Weeks 6 Weeks .
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