Story added: 29th March 2017
School’s out and Easter is now just around the corner; here is a snapshot of what’s going on at the Community Sports Foundation (CSF) over the holidays.
National Citizen Service
The school break will kick off with a celebration at Carrow Road (April 3rd) which will showcase the achievements of over forty National Citizen Service (NCS) participants.
The teenagers completed the programme – which helps young people improve team skills, develop self-confidence and learn about their community – earlier this year.
Soccer Schools
Soccer Schools will take place across the county throughout the two week Easter break and provide safe, holiday fun at an affordable price.
Late places are still available at certain venues, click here to book.
Boys’ and Girls’ Programme
Participants on our Girls’ and Boys’ Programmes are heading off on tour for a fun-filled weekend of team-building activities and fixtures. The boys are visiting Staffordshire while the girls are taking a trip to Manchester.
Back in Norwich, the Girls’ Player Development Centre (PDC) and Elite PDC will attend a Development Day at the Football Development Centre. Here, the teenagers will have the opportunity to advance their football skills, work with different coaches and take part in a series of internal fixtures.
Elsewhere, the U9-U12 Boys’ Elite PDC will welcome teams from MK Dons at Easton and Otley College. The older age groups will also compete in a series of away fixtures against the likes of Wycombe Wanderers, Rushden & Diamonds, and Reading.
Health
Our four-day Fit4it Junior Camp will take place at Eaton Vale Activity Centre over Easter, with over seventy 10-16 year olds attending a variety of health workshops and sporting activities.
The youngsters will have the opportunity to learn about healthy eating and well-being, build on their confidence, and make new friends.
Disability
Disability multisports sessions take place at Northgate High School, Dereham (April 3rd), Lynn Grove High School (April 4th) and Open Academy (April 6th).
CSF disability participants will enjoy various sporting activities including badminton, handball and football.
To book onto Soccer Schools or disability multisports sessions, visit our online booking facility or call 01603 761122.
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On Friday 18th April, a team of ten epic fundraisers arrived at Carrow Road, fresh from completing a mammoth 150 miles of walking in just 60 hours.
When you donate a little each month, you will be helping to transform the lives of local people of all ages who need our support – giving them the opportunity to connect with others like them, feel happier and healthier in themselves, and raise their aspirations.
Ready for an adventure? Join us this July for the Three Peaks Challenge and help support the incredible work of the Community Sports Foundation. This is your chance to conquer the UK’s most iconic mountains, Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Mount Snowdon – all in one unforgettable weekend.
We have Soccer Schools running at venues across Norfolk & Suffolk, and whether participants are new to football, or are already a budding Canary superstar, the Soccer Schools programme has been put together to provide a fun, holiday activity at an affordable price.
As Norwich City Football Club's official charity partner, we help thousands of people every year achieve their goals through sport, supporting some of the most disadvantaged, disabled and talented people across Norfolk. Our vision is to support, inspire, and improve our community.
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