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Inspire Suffolk Running Easter Holiday Camps - Ipswich Town News

Every school holiday throughout the year Inspire Suffolk, formerly the ITFC Charitable Trust, run a range of grassroots level football courses across Suffolk for children between the ages of four and 13.

These courses are aimed at both boys and girls and cater for a range of football abilities on both two-day and specialist one-day courses.

With Easter just around the corner, they are now taking bookings for Easter Holiday Camps running from 7th-17th April with free courses once again taking place in Aldeburgh.

To book any of the Inspire Suffolk courses online visit the Inspire Suffolk website. For more information about Holiday Camps call enquiries on 0845 1369 333 or visit the website.

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