At the session, Morgan took part in a game with young participants and their families, learning about the key aims of City Play Together.
Commenting on the session, Esme said: “I just loved how much fun the kids were having.
“I think it is a really cool initiative because I think it is so important for kids to get into the habit of playing games and being sociable and having healthy, active lifestyles.”
CITC’s City Play Together programme supports two- to-five-year-olds across Greater Manchester, with the aim to help get families and their children to take part in physical activity together.
Current sessions are being delivered in Youth Zones and SureStart Centres across Manchester.
To find out which City Play Together sessions are taking part throughout the week see the list below:
• Miles Platting SureStart Centre
• Collyhurst SureStart Centre
• Sharston SureStart Centre
• Mount Road SureStart Centre
• Martenscroft SureStart Centre
• Manchester Youth Zone
One family, who attend City Play Together sessions, said: “It helps the children learn more physical skills and builds their confidence.”
Attendance for some of the above sessions are dependent upon participants’ home postcodes.
To express interest in the sessions please email Cityplay@cityfootball.com where we can look at the best session for you to attend.
City in the Community empowers healthier lives with city youth through football.
To find out more, visit www.mancity.com/CITC or follow the charity on social media @CITCmancity.
