L iSport Academy Weekdays: The L iSport Academy offers indoor multi-sports and fitness sessions for children aged 4-11.
The L iSport Academy is run by a qualified Physical Education Teacher and all staff have clearance from an Enhanced CRB, and are first aid and child protection trained. The Academy is fully insured and is regulated and approved by East Riding of Yorkshire Council Sport and Play Development.
We would like to provide kids of this age with an environment that will engage them in challenging situations, give them the experience of working with and trusting others, activities that can improve their confidence, all whilst playing sporting games and enjoying fitness activities.
Parents can have peace of mind knowing their child is safe, is taking part in essential, quality exercise that is linked to the PE Primary National Curriculum, and more importantly, is having lots of fun!
Parents can use the gym (additional fee applicable) or what ever they like.
For more information about L iSport Academy Weekdays, please contact , or see event details on the left.
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