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Come and try Gymnastics

16
March
2015

Come and try Gymnastics for FREE at the home of British Gymnastics.

Venue : Kings and Princess Halls

Lilleshall National Sports Centre, near newport

Shropshire TF10 9NB

Britsh gymnastics are offering a range of activities for people to come and try, this includes DEAFinitely Inclusive activities.

Date and Time ; Monday 30th March 10.30am-1.30pm

Separate sessions will be on offer for those aged 11-17 and 18 years +

Full communication support will be available all you need to do is complete the booking form and e mail it to Erin.

For more information or to book your free place contact Erin Jolly on 07525811070 or erin.jolly@british-gymnastics.org

To see the poster click here

To see the booking form click here

For more information see our DEAFinitely Inclusive facebook page

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