Actif Holiday Club ready for half-term fun


The Actif Holiday Club has a wide range of activities at local leisure centres to keep youngsters occupied during half term in Carmarthenshire.
The club is aimed at children aged 8-12 years and offers a chance to take part in a wide range of fun activities including snorkelling, kayaking, netball, den building, arts and crafts plus much more.
The fun packed programme, delivered by highly trained leaders takes place from next Monday to Friday (February 20–24) at Carmarthen, Llanelli, Amman Valley and Newcastle Emlyn Leisure Centres. Holiday activities at St Clears Leisure Centre takes place on Tuesday and Thursday only. For a full timetable of activities and to book visit www.actifsirgar.co.uk/children
Bookings can also be made directly by contacting the local Leisure Centre.
Carmarthen Leisure Centre – 01267 224700; Llanelli Leisure Centre – 01554 774757; Amman Valley Leisure Centre – 01269 594517; St Clears Leisure Centre – 01267 224; and Newcastle Emlyn – 01267 224731.
Carmarthenshire County Council executive board member for regeneration and leisure Cllr Meryl Gravell said: “There’s a fantastic variety of sports and other activities on offer and I would encourage families to take advantage of the opportunities to have fun at half term.”

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