School Holiday Activity Camps
Full days of sport, games and team challenges across October half term, Christmas, February half term, Easter, May/June half term and Summer.
Sport & activity for ages 3–11
Active Kids. Confident Minds. Stronger Futures.
ETT Sports provides high-quality sports activities, school holiday camps, primary school PE lessons and wraparound childcare programmes for children aged 3–11. Every session is planned, coached and organised to keep children moving, learning and enjoying sport.
- Organised, supervised sessions
- Schools & families welcome
We work with primary schools and families to deliver sport that children actually look forward to — from holiday camps and HAF sessions to PE lessons, breakfast clubs, after-school clubs and weekend rugby.
What we do
Sports provision for schools, families and the holidays
Six core services, all designed around primary school age children and delivered by coaches who understand how young children learn to move.
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HAF Holiday Activities & Food
Activity-led holiday sessions combining physical exercise, play and a meal during eligible school holidays.
Primary School PPA PE Lessons
Professionally delivered PE lessons that cover PPA time and keep every child engaged.
Breakfast Clubs
A calm, active and supervised start to the school day before lessons begin.
After-School Clubs
Structured sport and activity sessions that extend the school day for working families.
Rugby & Multi-Sports at Victoria Park
Children’s rugby and multi-sport sessions at Victoria Park built on movement, teamwork and confidence.
Sport + creativity + adventure
More Than Just Sport
At ETT Sports, children can do more than play sport. Our programmes combine physical activity, creativity, adventure, learning and real-world experiences to keep children active, engaged and inspired.
Sports & Games
Football, basketball, hockey, netball, tennis, cricket, rugby, athletics and more.
Creative Activities
Dance, gymnastics, arts & crafts, drama, ballet, music and creative projects.
Trips & Adventures
Educational and cultural trips across London, from museums and landmarks to parks, zoos and Olympic sites.
Workshops & Life Skills
Interactive experiences covering healthy living, oral hygiene, safety, money management, leadership and more.
- 3–11
- Primary school age
- Sessions shaped around each age group
- Easter • Summer • Christmas
- Holiday camps
- Full days of structured sport and games
- HAF
- Holiday Activities & Food
- Activity, exercise and a meal
- PPA
- Primary school PE
- PE lessons delivered during PPA cover
Holiday camps
School holiday activity camps across the school year
Our holiday camps give children a structured, active day out of the house during the school holidays. Sessions run through a planned timetable of sports, games, team challenges and free play, grouped so younger and older children are always doing something suited to them. Parents get reliable holiday childcare; children get a full day of movement and friendships.
When we run
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October half term
26–30 October 2026
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Christmas HAF
21st - 24th December & 29th - 31st December 2026
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February half term
15–19 February 2027
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Easter HAF
30–31 March & 1–2, 5–9 April 2027
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May / June half term
1–4 June 2027
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Summer HAF
Weekdays 22 July – 27 August 2027
- Structured timetable with age-appropriate groups
- Multi-sport activities, team games and challenges
- Safe, supervised environment for ages 3–11
HAF
HAF holiday activities and food
Our HAF sessions combine physical activity with a positive, sociable holiday experience and food. Children take part in games and sport, then eat together — a simple structure that keeps them moving, fed and engaged during eligible school holidays. Speak to us or your school for details of how HAF places are arranged locally.
- Activity-led holiday sessions
- Physical exercise, play and teamwork
- Food shared as part of the day
Primary schools
PPA PE lessons delivered in primary schools
We deliver PE lessons that release your teaching staff for PPA time while children get high-quality physical education. Lessons are planned, progressive and inclusive, covering fundamental movement skills, games and sport-specific units across the primary age range. Schools receive a consistent coach and a predictable weekly timetable.
- Covers PPA time with planned PE lessons
- Fundamental movement skills through to sport-specific units
- Inclusive sessions where every child takes part
Wraparound care
Breakfast clubs and after-school clubs
Our breakfast clubs give children a calm, supervised and active start before the school day, while after-school clubs extend the day with structured sport and games. Both work around the realities of family life — a safe place for children to be, with staff who keep them occupied rather than sitting still.
- Supervised morning provision before lessons
- Structured after-school sport and activity sessions
- Practical support for working families
Victoria Park
Kids rugby and multi-sports at Victoria Park
Our rugby and multi-sports sessions at Victoria Park are built around movement, teamwork and confidence. Children learn handling, running and game awareness through rugby, then broaden their skills with multi-sport games. It is outdoor, energetic and welcoming to complete beginners.
- Children's rugby fundamentals and small-sided games
- Multi-sport skills: agility, coordination and ball work
- Outdoor sessions at Victoria Park
Why ETT Sports
Why schools and parents choose ETT Sports
Primary specialists
Everything we run is designed for children aged 3–11, not scaled down from adult sport.
Organised and reliable
Planned sessions, clear timetables and consistent coaches schools can build around.
Inclusive by design
Sessions are adapted so confident and cautious children both take part fully.
Active, positive energy
Children move, play and enjoy themselves — the confidence follows naturally.
Ages 3–11
Built around every stage of primary school
A three-year-old and a ten-year-old need very different sessions. We group children by age and stage so activities always match what they can do — early years focus on balance, coordination and play, while older children move into rules, tactics and competitive games.
- 3–5
- Movement, balance and playful games
- 5–7
- Fundamental skills and small-sided sport
- 7–9
- Sport-specific skills and teamwork
- 9–11
- Tactics, competition and leadership
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