A brand new netball club for children begins next month

Thursday, 23 September 2021 01:00

Salisbury City Council is launching a brand new netball club for children next month with sessions led by Level 2 UK Netball Coaches.

The sessions are promised to be action-packed and a great way to play, exercise and make new friends. Netball is a fun and fast-paced sport and this fun new netball club will help with skills development practices and games.

There will be a free trial session on the 11th October. Children can come and give it a go with no obligation to continue.

Sessions will run from:

Mondays 6pm-7pm at Sarum Academy for children aged 12-14 for 6 weeks.

A free trial session is available and the remaining sessions are to be paid in advance at a cost of £20 for 6 sessions. Payments are due after the trial session is completed and before the first paid session.

Click here to book your child’s place or contact 01722 417100 or tgailey@salisburycitycouncil.gov.uk for more information.

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