Sparks Holiday programme

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Sparks Half Terms

If you are aged between 7 and 25, interested in sports and arts. and have a disability, then we would love for you to come to our programme. We run two programmes in Kensington and Chelsea for ages 7-13, and 14-25, as well as a programme across Brent for ages 7-13.

These programmes run every school holiday and for up to 3 weeks in the summer We choose our activities based on feedback from our young people. These include;

Trampolining
Dance
Bowling
Circus Skills
Multi Sports
Arts activities

These are just a few of the activities we do together. If there is something you would like to do but it is not on our programme, we will try to include it for you. We work with lots of different people to make sure our activities are well organised and run by qualified staff.

By taking part in the Sports and Arts Programme you can;

Try something new
Learn new sports skills
Make friends and learn about other people
Be more active and healthy
Learn to become more independent in the transition into adulthood
Have the confidence to try other activities outside of this programme

Whilst we have an amazing group of children and young people we work with, we would love to hear from new people and are ready to welcome you to our programme.

October saw another hugely successful half term programme. We welcomed children from Kensington & Chelsea and Brent to spend the week with us, where they took part in many activities ranging from swimming to circus skills - there really was something for everyone!

You can see a snapshot of what we got up to here - Sparks_October_2018.pdf

We are busy finalising the February half term programme, so please bear with us a little while longer! It will be available for online bookings during the week beginning 28th January so do check back to book! If you'd like us to contact you directly with half term information please email us your details and we can add you to this mailing list!

Email us here

We look forward to seeing you in February!

Contact Us:

Becky McLaren
Sports Development Officer

Epic Sport
Kensington & Chelsea College
Carlyle Building (Basement Office)
Hortensia Road, London
SW10 0QS

Tel: 020 7351 2346 | 07860 266 322
Email:[email protected]

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