Holiday clubs and activities

Safety and Supervision

The safety of the children is of paramount importance. All coaches have professional coaching qualifications. Coaching will be in groups small enough to ensure individual attention but large enough to enable the children to practise unit skills. All other physical activities will be supervised by appropriately qualified staff. When not being coached, the children will be in the care of experienced staff who will look after all aspects of welfare and enjoyment as well as providing a sympathetic ear when required.

Meals and Refreshments

All meals will be provided in the Dining Hall. A variety of healthy options are available, both hot and cold, including a salad bar. Snacks and drinks can be purchased from our Café. There will be refreshment breaks and all children are asked to bring a water bottle with them.

Activities

In addition to the high level of coaching the children are also given the opportunity to participate in other activities. This not only gives them the chance to experience a range of pursuits but also provides a break from the main sport interest. Activities may include kayaking on the river, climbing on our purpose-built climbing tower, squash, swimming and badminton.

Dress Code and Equipment

A full kit list for each sport will be provided prior to the start of the course. Suitable attire will need to be worn with children bringing their own cricket bat, tennis racquet, hockey stick as appropriate. For the riding course participants need to have their own horse/pony.