A range of events across the borough’s leisure centres will keep children entertained throughout the school holidays this summer

Enfield families can take advantage of a “fun-filled” school holidays events programme at their local leisure centre this summer.

With a promise to “banish boredom” this summer, come rain or come shine, the borough’s leisure centres, now run by Better, are the the best way to let off steam, have fun and get active.

People in Enfield are also invited to try something new at their nearest Better leisure centre at Better’s summer open days across the weekend of 20th and 21st July – choose from gym and fitness classes, yoga, swimming, tennis, pickleball and more.

Vishal Karia, Better partnership manager for Enfield said: “Health and wellbeing has never been more important in Enfield.

“We are looking forward to welcoming more local people to celebrate the summer of sport with us at our centres.

“Rain or shine, there’s something for every taste – and it all kicks off with our Better summer open days where we invite families to come along and try something new.

“You never know, you might discover a hidden talent or a new passion.” 

Activities at Better leisure centres in Enfield this summer

Summer Gymnastics and Trampoline Camp at Southbury Leisure Centre

29th July-2nd August, £30 per day or £100 for the week – visit activeenfield.uk/page/summer-2024/

Summer inflatable sessions

Available daily across Albany Leisure Centre, Arnos Pools and Southbury Leisure Centre from 29th July until 31st August – visit better.org.uk/book-activity

Family swim

Available daily across Albany Leisure Centre, Arnos Pools, Southbury Leisure Centre and Southgate Leisure Centre, from 29th July until 31st August (9am-4pm) – visit better.org.uk/book-activity

Kids Swim for £1

Available daily across Albany Leisure Centre, Arnos Pools, Southbury Leisure Centre and Southgate Leisure Centre, from 29th July until 31st August (9am-10am) – visit better.org.uk/book-activity

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