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Active Norfolk's half term in South Norfolk
Following the successful Summer Camp this year, Active Norfolk is running activities during the October half term for children aged 6 - 11. Sports include trampolining, dance, dodgeball and fencing.
Your child can pick and choose which sports they would like to do - or they can attend for the whole day.
- Session 1 is 9.30 - 11am
- Session 2 is 11.15 - 12.45
- Session 3 is 13.15 - 14.45
All activities are held in schools in South Norfolk. Your child does not need to attend the school in order to take part. All activities cost £4 per session.
A paper booking form will be available soon
alternatively why not visit www.activenorfolk.org for more information on places and activities.
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