Go ahead for holiday activity camps for key worker children

The Foundation will be running the popular Kirkham based half-term camp for all youngsters still requiring childcare while schools are closed.

The team at the charitable arm of AFC Fylde have been working long and hard to ensure they can welcome the children of key workers into a safe, secure, and happy environment at their

established Kirkham St Michael’s Primary School location.

Daniel Crofts, activity camp lead at the Foundation, is pleased the camp can go ahead and said: “Half terms are a really difficult time at the moment.

“With many key-workers still being required to work and the schools shutting over the break, there is a real sense of worry around the school holidays and childcare.

“I was delighted to hear that we would be able to offer our popular activity camp for the children of key-workers.

“I look forward to welcoming the children back to camp over the holidays and would like to assure everybody, safety is our number one priority.”

Working with local authorities and primary schools, the Foundation was pleased to receive confirmation that they are still able to go ahead and deliver the activity camp for local children.

While the aim of the camp is for the children to have fun, the Foundation has emphasised that safety is their number one priority, and all coronavirus rules and regulations will be followed.

There will be a maximum capacity of 30 children per day, with pre-booking a requirement to ensure safety requirements can be met.

To book, visit http://afcfyldefoundation.co.uk/activity-camps/ or email [email protected]

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