Charitable Trust Running Christmas Course - Ipswich Town News
The ITFC Charitable Trust is running a two-day course for kids during the Christmas holidays. The course offers two days of football activities for children aged 5 — 12 years of age and will be running on Monday 20th and Tuesday 21st December.
Kicking off at 10am and with the final whistle blowing at 3pm, the ITFC Charitable Trust’s two-day Christmas course offers parents the perfect opportunity to get some of that last minute Christmas shopping done.
Kids will enjoy an action packed day full of fun football activities including mini football games, technique advice and football skills training which are all overseen by our experienced, FA-qualified coaching team.
The ITFC Charitable Trust's holiday courses have achieved FA Charter Status, a reflection of their high quality content and organisation.
The two-day Christmas course will be running at Portman Road only and is priced at £20. The Trust will also be running a one-day course at The Dome in Mildenhall on the Thursday 23rd December, from 10am - 3pm. This one-day course is open to children in school years 2 - 6 and is costs £10.
Call 0845 1369333 to book or for further details visit itfccharitabletrust.org.uk
The ITFC Charitable Trust, which until recently was known as the Community Trust, is on Facebook here. The page gives all the latest news and information about the Trust’s courses and projects.
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