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By Haddenham Webteam - 30th January 2017 12:00pm
Haddenham Tennis Club is hosting another series of tennis camps during the forthcoming half-term holidays, on its courts in Haddenham Playing Fields on Woodways.
The camps will be held for five days and will involve lots of tennis including technical, tactical, physical & mental skills — fun days, for ages 5 to 16 years.
Participants need to wear non-marking trainers and bring drinks and packed lunches and/or snacks for the sessions. Also suitable back-up clothing, just in case (i.e., warm clothes & rain coats!)
The relevant dates are:
Monday 13th February
Tuesday 14th February
Wednesday 15th February
Thursday 16th February
Friday 17th February
Two Booking Options:
10:00am-3:00pm (full day session)
10:00am-12.30pm (morning session)
Cost for full day £15 for HTC members; £20 for non-members
10% discount for whole week.
(£67.50 members & £90 non-members)
10% discount for two or more siblings
Cost for Morning session 10.00am — 12.30pm
£8 for HTC members; £10 per morning for non members
You can choose which day or days that you wish to attend.
For course enquiries and bookings please contact Blaise on 0749 0960402 or Email blaisebahe@gmail.com or haddenhamtennisclub@hotmail.com
The Booking Form can be downloaded from this page — see PDF below the images.
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