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Posted: Monday, February 24th 2020
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Trust's camps nearing capacity
Friday, May 10th 2019
Supporters are advised that Bristol City Community Trust's May half-term football camps are proving extremely popular and just few spaces remain.
The camp will be delivered at South Bristol Sports Centre, running from Tuesday, May 28th to Friday, May 31st.
Each of the camps will run from 10am-2pm, and are designed to give children aged six-12 the opportunity to learn and practice a range of techniques, whilst expressing themselves in a fun, safe and sociable environment.
FA-qualified coaches, all of whom have a current DBS, First Aid and Child Protection accreditation, will deliver the camps, ensuring the highest quality of coaching is experienced.
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The camps remain available online and are priced at £10 per day, with the early bird offer sold out.
The Trust's camps have sold out on the last few occasions so youngsters are encouraged to book online as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.
Should you require further information, contact the Trust on 0117 963 0636.
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