Sainsbury’s launches Active Kids holiday clubs scheme across England and Wales
This summer, Sainsbury’s is launching its Active Kids holiday clubs scheme in 70 locations across England and Wales, including St John’s Angell Town CofE Primary School in Brixton, which was visited by Helen Hayes, MP for Dulwich and West Norwood on Wednesday.
During the visit, Ms Hayes joined the children in a number of different activities, ranging from cricket, gymnastics, dance, to arts and crafts and active play.
Sainsbury’s launched Active Kids holiday clubs last year to encourage children from five-15 years to be more active and healthier during the summer holidays.
The holiday clubs are hosted by Premier Education, one of the
leading holiday club providers in the UK.
They provide action-packed programmes which parents can sign up to at
https://activekids.sainsburys.co.uk/
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