Grosvenor Fencing Club

Upcoming events at Grosvenor Fencing Club

Children & Family

Around £15

Game of 3 Halves P3-Year10

The aims of the Game of 3 Halves are: — Use sport to promote respect for diversity and positive community relations. — Encourage young people to play sport in a fun, safe and inclusive environment. �� Create new friendships and encourage young people to get active. What does a Game of 3 Halves coaching session look like? Welcome the boys and girls explain the concept of Game of 3 Halves. Mix the group up and break the group into 4 smaller groups 25. Rotate the coaching sessions of rugby, football, gaelic, basketball and tennis based on fun drills and games around the 5 zoned areas so that each group gets to play each sport. Young people need to bring a snack, drink and raincoat (in case it rains) there will a short break mid morning for them to rest and rehydrate. £15 for the 3 mornings Mon to Wed 9.30 to 1pm each day If you don't a ticket email [](mailto:) and we will add you to our waiting list, sending the name of your child and age group.�� Contact Paul Brown or email [](mailto:) Are there any free spaces for families on low income or Universal Credit? Yes, we have a limited number of free spaces for children of families on low income or universal credit. Please email to apply for a place, outlining your circumstances and how many spaces you require. Supported by funding from Belfast City Council

Mon 10 Aug09:30Grosvenor Fencing Club

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Children & Family

Around £15

Game of 3 Halves P3-Year10

The aims of the Game of 3 Halves are: — Use sport to promote respect for diversity and positive community relations. — Encourage young people to play sport in a fun, safe and inclusive environment. �� Create new friendships and encourage young people to get active. What does a Game of 3 Halves coaching session look like? Welcome the boys and girls explain the concept of Game of 3 Halves. Mix the group up and break the group into 4 smaller groups 25. Rotate the coaching sessions of rugby, football, gaelic, basketball and tennis based on fun drills and games around the 5 zoned areas so that each group gets to play each sport. Young people need to bring a snack, drink and raincoat (in case it rains) there will a short break mid morning for them to rest and rehydrate. £15 for the 3 mornings Mon to Wed 9.30 to 1pm each day If you don't a ticket email [](mailto:) and we will add you to our waiting list, sending the name of your child and age group.�� Contact Paul Brown or email [](mailto:) Are there any free spaces for families on low income or Universal Credit? Yes, we have a limited number of free spaces for children of families on low income or universal credit. Please email to apply for a place, outlining your circumstances and how many spaces you require. Supported by funding from Belfast City Council

Tue 11 Aug09:30Grosvenor Fencing Club

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Children & Family

Around £15

Game of 3 Halves P3-Year10

The aims of the Game of 3 Halves are: — Use sport to promote respect for diversity and positive community relations. — Encourage young people to play sport in a fun, safe and inclusive environment. �� Create new friendships and encourage young people to get active. What does a Game of 3 Halves coaching session look like? Welcome the boys and girls explain the concept of Game of 3 Halves. Mix the group up and break the group into 4 smaller groups 25. Rotate the coaching sessions of rugby, football, gaelic, basketball and tennis based on fun drills and games around the 5 zoned areas so that each group gets to play each sport. Young people need to bring a snack, drink and raincoat (in case it rains) there will a short break mid morning for them to rest and rehydrate. £15 for the 3 mornings Mon to Wed 9.30 to 1pm each day If you don't a ticket email [](mailto:) and we will add you to our waiting list, sending the name of your child and age group.�� Contact Paul Brown or email [](mailto:) Are there any free spaces for families on low income or Universal Credit? Yes, we have a limited number of free spaces for children of families on low income or universal credit. Please email to apply for a place, outlining your circumstances and how many spaces you require. Supported by funding from Belfast City Council

Wed 12 Aug09:30Grosvenor Fencing Club

via Grosvenor Fencing Club

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