Trust Holding Soccer Course at Abbeyfest - Ipswich Town News
As the chosen charity for this year’s Abbeyfest, the Bury St Edmunds music festival, the ITFC Charitable Trust is running a variety of fun activities at the Abbey Gardens on Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st July, including fun football coaching aimed at all abilities.
Children attending will be able to take part in fun football skills training as well as mini-football games and can also try out their skills on Hexagol and Speedshot. And for all the younger members of the family Crazee will also be in attendance.
The two-day soccer course is open to children aged 5-12 years and takes place between 10am and 2pm, costing £10 per day.
For more information or to book a place on the Abbeyfest Soccer Course, call 0845 1369 333 or visit the Trust’s website. For more information about the festival and how to get tickets visit the Abbeyfest website.
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