October Holiday Club at Greenbank Sports Academy:
– Free packed lunch and snacks for all
– Lots of fun activities
– Free for young people aged 8 to 16 who get free school meals
– Free for young people with SEND aged 8 to 25
Book your place now:

Holiday Camp Booking Page

Greenbank are offering FREE 1 hour fitness classes for young people during August and September – Guided by ARPTUK (Adam Rutherford Personal Trainer). 

Fun and refreshing 1 hour full-body workouts for young and active teenagers. The sessions consist of a warmup, main workout, and a cool down with a surprise element in the middle to keep the engagement level high. These 1 hour sessions have simple-to-follow exercises that aid in building strength and stamina in the body. Disabled/SEND young people can bring a carer/friend to offer individualised support

Benefits:
Improves muscle strength
Increases stamina
Improves endurance

Session Dates/times are as follows (All classes delivered in Greenbank Sports Academy sports hall, with maximum of 25 places available at each session). No Need to pre book. Just turn up with a water bottle and take part. The instructor will ask for some personal details which are required for monitoring purposes. U16’s should attend with parent/guardian. Onsite catering facility available:

19/8 1-2pm
22/8 11-12 and 1-2pm
24/8 11-12 and 1-2pm
26/8 11-12 and 1-2pm
30/8 11-12 and 1-2pm
31/8 11-12 and 1-2pm
5/9 4-5pm and 5-6pm
6/9 4-5pm and 5-6pm
7/9 4-5pm and 5-6pm
8/9 4-5pm and 5-6pm
9/9 4-5pm and 5-6pm

Thanks go to the Youth Diversion Fund administered by the Community Foundation for Merseyside. The funding is supporting safer communities and youth engagement. Together we can grow stronger communities.

Kieron Guildford (right), winner of Boys 100m

More than two hundred children from schools across Merseyside plus pupils from Sharples School, Bolton took part in an Inter-School Athletics Championship for children with Moderate Learning Disability (MLD) / Sensory Disability on Thursday 12^th May. The event, which was organised by Greenbank Sports Academy was held at Wavertree Sports Park.

Organiser Steve Sullivan commented:

“All of the children did really well and had a fantastic day. There were notable performances from a number of Crosby High School pupils: Kieron Guildford who won the 100m male final in 12.7 seconds and Rebecca Humphrey who won the female final in 15.5 seconds.  Lee Drummond threw the 600g javelin 25.1 metres with Usama Nasir from Sharples School close behind with a distance of 22.9 metres.”

He went on to thank those, who made the event possible adding:

“Special thanks to our officials for generously giving up their time to ensure the event was professionally recorded and timed.

Also huge thanks to all the individual volunteers who supported the event and Liverpool Harriers for the use of their Clubhouse.”