May 31 2019 KCST team put their heart into Health Week
Our KCST team have been putting their heart into Health Week, delivering a variety of fun sessions to schools across East Ayrshire.
Our community team started at Onthank Primary to teach kids the benefits of staying hydrated with our H2O programme. After a 45-minute presentation the pupils were treated to a ‘Killie Kickers’ session, which promotes the basic ABC football fundamentals of Agility, Balance and Co-ordination.
The next stop was Fenwick Primary with our popular Hexagol facility – our interactive cage helps improve kids’ speed, passing, accuracy, control and co-ordination. Every pupil at the school was excited to try it out with fun games, matches and tournaments taking place.
Community Support Officer, Grant Moore said: “It’s great to be involved with Health Week and get out into the local community and spread the word about Killie and fitness in unison.
“Football is a great motivator for kids so being able to inspire them to lead healthier lifestyles when they are at primary school is a lesson that we hope they will value and stick with.”
Our coaches also visited Mount Carmel Primary, Darvel Primary, Glebe Primary and St Andrew’s Primary as the pupils experienced a full day of education and fun about the importance of healthy eating and exercise as well as trying our ‘Killie Kickers’ games.
Our community team started at Onthank Primary to teach kids the benefits of staying hydrated with our H2O programme. After a 45-minute presentation the pupils were treated to a ‘Killie Kickers’ session, which promotes the basic ABC football fundamentals of Agility, Balance and Co-ordination.
The next stop was Fenwick Primary with our popular Hexagol facility – our interactive cage helps improve kids’ speed, passing, accuracy, control and co-ordination. Every pupil at the school was excited to try it out with fun games, matches and tournaments taking place.
Community Support Officer, Grant Moore said: “It’s great to be involved with Health Week and get out into the local community and spread the word about Killie and fitness in unison.
“Football is a great motivator for kids so being able to inspire them to lead healthier lifestyles when they are at primary school is a lesson that we hope they will value and stick with.”
Our coaches also visited Mount Carmel Primary, Darvel Primary, Glebe Primary and St Andrew’s Primary as the pupils experienced a full day of education and fun about the importance of healthy eating and exercise as well as trying our ‘Killie Kickers’ games.
