Dundee FC Community Trust · Multi Activity Camp · Gardyne College Sports Hall 2
By Dundee FC Community Trust · Dundee, Dundee
A little about this activity
Dundee FC Community Trust offers multi activity camp at Gardyne College Sports Hall 2, Dundee. See 1 class option, with ages, times, prices and booking details below.
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Tiny Dees Classes
Ages
18mth - 4yrs
When
Monday 10:00am - 10:45am (UK time)
Price
Free
Tiny Dees Classes (18mth - 4yrs) at Gardyne College Sports Hall 2, Dundee.
Tiny Dees Classes! 💙 Welcome to our early‑years activity sessions for children aged 18 months to 4 years. ✨ Whether your little one is an aspiring Dee or simply full of curiosity, these sessions offer a fun, supportive and safe space for them to start moving, exploring and growing. 🌱 We focus on helping children discover new games and activities in their own way, while gently introducing the idea of being part of a bigger group. Our coaches make sure every child feels seen, supported and encouraged to learn new skills, build confidence, have fun and make new friends. 🫶 These sessions are also a brilliant opportunity for you to connect and play with your child in a new environment. Shared early play experiences with parents and caregivers create a powerful foundation for a happy, healthy start in life. 🎉 What your child can develop with us: - Balance & Coordination - Building awareness of how their body moves through space, helping them become more stable and confident with skills like catching, throwing and navigating obstacles. - Social Skills - Developing communication with both adults and peers, an essential step toward nursery and later, primary school. We support children in expressing their thoughts and feelings, building confidence and practising the listening skills that help them thrive beyond our sessions. - Foundational Movement Patterns - Learning how to jump, run, squat and pick things up safely and efficiently. These early movement patterns create strong foundations for physical activity throughout life.