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Time is runnning out for youngsters to enter two open meetings that Blackheath & Bromley is hosting in April at Norman Park Athletics track. The first takes place on the Saturday the 5th and is for school years 4 to 7. An Olympic torch will be on display at this meeting and the Club 's oldest Olympian Jack Braughton, who competed in the 5000 metres at the London Games in 1948 will be in attendance.

The second meeting takes place on the 12th of April and is for school years 7 to 11. Both events are opportunites for the youngsters who are interested in Athletics to take part in an early season competition.

Entry forms can be found on the Club website at www.bandbhac.org.uk Entries only cost £1 but the deadline is the 29th of March.

The Club operates a highly successful Bees Academy for School years 4 to 7 to encourage youngsters participation in sport and to develop their athletic potential to the best of their ability.

For further details visit the website at http://www.blackheathandbromley.com/bees Older children should visit Norman Park track on a Tuesday and Thursday evening at 6.30 where they will be catered for. Please ask for John Robinson.

2:04pm Thursday 20th March 2008

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