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Rolla Rhythm Term 2, Intermediate Skills and Group Integration
Supported by Make Moves Fund to CAF from Nike and Spotify
Do you have girls aged 10-17 eager to advance their roller skating and music skills RollaDome All Skate is excited to present Term 2 of Rolla Rhythms, a unique initiative aimed at empowering girls from minoritised and/or marginalised groups through roller skating and music!
Completely Free: Thanks to the generous support from Nike and Spotify, this program is free to access.
Qualified Instructors: Our team includes experienced skating coaches, professional DJs, and health facilitators.
Convenient Location: Hosted at the Bridge Park Community Leisure Centre, making it easily accessible for North London residents.
Holistic Approach: Incorporates mental health support, healthy eating workshops, and other essential life skills.
Inclusive and Empowering: Specifically designed for girls from minoritised and marginalised backgrounds, fostering a sense of community and belonging.
Programme Highlights:
Start Date: Wednesday, 3rd July 2024
End Date: Wednesday, 7th August 2024
Time: 16:30 – 18:30 every Wednesday
Venue: Bridge Park Community Leisure Centre, Harrow Rd, London NW10 0RG
Total Sessions: 6 weekly term-time sessions
Activities:
Learn to Skate: Teaching the basics of roller skating and helping participants develop their skating skills.
Choreography: Creating and teaching synchronized skating routines set to music chosen by the participants.
DJ Workshops: Teaching participants the basics of DJing, music selection, and mixing.
Special Workshops: Including mental health support, healthy eating, and other topics facilitated by Brent Public Health Department.
Dress Code: Please wear comfortable, appropriate skating attire—jog bottoms, leggings, or shorts are ideal.
Do you have girls aged 10-17 eager to advance their roller skating and music skills RollaDome All Skate is excited to present Term 2 of Rolla Rhythms, a unique initiative aimed at empowering girls from minoritised and/or marginalised groups through roller skating and music!
Completely Free: Thanks to the generous support from Nike and Spotify, this program is free to access.
Qualified Instructors: Our team includes experienced skating coaches, professional DJs, and health facilitators.
Convenient Location: Hosted at the Bridge Park Community Leisure Centre, making it easily accessible for North London residents.
Holistic Approach: Incorporates mental health support, healthy eating workshops, and other essential life skills.
Inclusive and Empowering: Specifically designed for girls from minoritised and marginalised backgrounds, fostering a sense of community and belonging.
Programme Highlights:
Start Date: Wednesday, 3rd July 2024
End Date: Wednesday, 7th August 2024
Time: 16:30 – 18:30 every Wednesday
Venue: Bridge Park Community Leisure Centre, Harrow Rd, London NW10 0RG
Total Sessions: 6 weekly term-time sessions
Activities:
Learn to Skate: Teaching the basics of roller skating and helping participants develop their skating skills.
Choreography: Creating and teaching synchronized skating routines set to music chosen by the participants.
DJ Workshops: Teaching participants the basics of DJing, music selection, and mixing.
Special Workshops: Including mental health support, healthy eating, and other topics facilitated by Brent Public Health Department.
Dress Code: Please wear comfortable, appropriate skating attire—jog bottoms, leggings, or shorts are ideal.
Wed 3 Jul to Wednesday 7 Aug 24
Bridge Park Community Leisure Centre
Harrow Rd, London
United Kingdom NW10 0RG
JULY 3 – 4:30 PM – AUGUST 7 – 6:30 PM
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