Blackpool FC Community Trust column: Plenty on offer at our Easter camps this year
Blackpool FC Community Trust delivers sports, dance and football camps every school holiday, with the next ones taking place from March 30-April 10 – excluding Bank Holidays.
This Easter, our sports camps are being held at Unity Academy, Anchorsholme Academy, Roseacre Academy, Stanley Primary School and Armfield Academy.


A variety of exciting activities, including football, dodgeball, cricket, dance and more are on offer at the camps, which give children aged five to 14 – of all abilities – the chance to develop their skills while having fun.
Due to the continued popularity of our holiday sports camps, parents and guardians are encouraged to book early to secure a place.
Children attending should wear suitable clothing for indoor and outdoor activities, as well as trainers, and bring a packed lunch and plenty to drink.
Our mixed football and girls’ football camps will take place at Aspire Sports Hub, offering young players the chance to develop new skills in a safe and engaging environment.
Sessions are delivered by qualified BFCCT coaches, focusing on ball mastery, core football fundamentals and fun, competitive activities designed to help players improve their game.
In partnership with AVR Dance, our dance camp will also return this Easter for children aged five to 14.
These sessions offer an exciting opportunity for participants to learn new routines across a variety of dance styles while building confidence, creativity and teamwork.
To book a place on any of the above camps, visit bfcct.co.uk/programme/holiday-camps or follow our social media channels for further updates.
The Trust also delivers the Stars Holiday Club for young people aged seven to 18 and the Stars Youth Group for those aged 15 to 25 – in education – who live with a disability.
Sessions take place in the Education and Community Centre at Bloomfield Road (11am-3pm), delivered by experienced staff who work with young people every day.
For more information, please contact [email protected] or call 01253 348691.
Young people who receive LCC Break Time hours can also redeem them at our Stars Camp.
Alongside these camps, our Premier League Kicks team provides free activities for children and young people across Blackpool throughout the holidays.
This year’s Easter Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme will run from April 7-10, supporting more than 400 children and young people.
Sessions include esports at Bloomfield Road and football at South Shore Academy and Moor Park (both 11am-3pm, Tuesday-Friday).
Additional evening sessions will take place at Aspire Sports Hub (5pm-8pm, Tuesday and Wednesday), Claremont (4pm-8pm, Wednesday) and Montgomery (4pm-8pm, Thursday).
As part of the programme, participants will also receive free healthy meals and guidance on health and nutrition, helping young people stay active, supported and engaged throughout the school holidays.
Find out more by visiting bfcct.co.uk/programme/pl-kicks