The deadline is fast approaching for people to register to take part in the Generation Games at Stratford Park in Stroud.
The event, sickness on Sunday 21st June 2015, sickness is a day of sport and physical activity for everyone from small children to grand-parents.
If you want to take part in the fun, pills you have to sign up by Monday 11th May.
It gives everyone the opportunity to participate – perhaps in a sport or skill they have never experienced before. This is the fifth annual Generation Games, organised by Stroud District Council and over the years over six hundred people have taken part.
Everyone has 35 minutes on a number of activities, including:
- Martial Arts
- Ultimate Frisbee
- Handball
- Archery
- Climbing Wall
- Trampolining
- Mini & Cardio Tennis
Hannah Drew, sports development officer for Stroud District Council, said: “The games are about encouraging people to have a go and take part in exercise and sport. The family friendly feel to the games aims to encourage people to try out new activities.”
Local sports clubs, based within the district, deliver the activities on the day giving anyone who discovers a new interest the chance to sign up for their new sport or activity. The activities on offer are suitable for everyone aged five and upwards. Hannah added: “We want to encourage people to be active, improve their health and most of all to have fun!”
The cost is £5.10 per child and £6.60 for adults.
For more information call Stroud District Council on 01453 754508 or e-mail generation@stroud.gov.uk. Entry forms are downloadable here:-www.stroud.gov.uk/info/leisure/gen_games.pdf