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Star date: 31st July 2016

FINDING DORY SWIM SESSIONS AT ALL SALFORD POOLS

This summer, until 4th September, Salford Community Leisure is holding Finding Dory interactive swimming sessions for families of children aged 3 to 9 years old. The hour long sessions cost £2.50 per family (one adult and two children) and there's competitions, prizes and characters from the new Disney Pixar film.

Full details here...


Mums and dads can join with their children on an hour long interactive swimming session inspired by the new Disney Pixar film, Finding Dory, which re-unites Dory, with her friends including Nemo and Marlin.

The sessions, happening at all Salford Community Leisure pools across Salford until September 4th, take the family on a journey with six different activities in the water.

"Kids can dive like Dory, splash like sea lions, Fluke and Rudder, and hide like Hank" explains Mark Chew, Head of Sports and Leisure at Salford Community Leisure "All activity will be led by a trained poolside activator and will help develop children's core aquatic skills. The pools will also feature colourful Finding Dory characters and posters."

Created in partnership with Disney, the Amateur Swimming Association (ASA) and Change4Life, there are also limited edition Finding Dory swimming bags up for grabs for first 50,000 children across the UK who attend three sessions and get a Finding Dory loyalty card stamped.

Meanwhile, there's Finding Dory prize bundles to be won, worth £250. All you need to do is upload a photo in front of the Finding Dory Photo Stand at reception from your Instagram account using the hashtag #JustKeepMoving.

To book a class and for times of sessions, plus a Tom Daley video, see the Salford Community Leisure website - click here

Price is £2.50 per family (one adult and two children) and classes are ideal for families with children aged 3-9 years.

Finding Dory sessions are taking place at Broughton Leisure Centre, Clarendon Leisure Centre, Eccles Leisure Centre, Irlam Leisure Centre, Swinton and Pendlebury Leisure Centre, and Worsley Leisure Centre.


For full terms and conditions and more information see the Disney website www.disney.co.uk/justkeepmoving 

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