Hockey School at Hallsta IK
It offers children aged five to seven recurring hockey training, with equipment available to borrow.
Practical
- When
- Since 4 October
- Duration
- 1 hour
- Where
- Björnmyravägen 4, HallstavikMap and directions
- Age
- 5–7 years
Hallsta IK’s hockey school offers Sunday training for children aged five to seven. The programme is under way now and continues through 28 March 2027, with a session listed each Sunday. The organiser says equipment is available to borrow, and registration is through Tre Kronors Hockeyskola. Sessions take place at Hallsta IK in Hallstavik. For families, the recurring format means children can return week by week over the winter, rather than attending a single event. The listing welcomes all children in the named age group. A toilet is available for visitors at the venue. The schedule runs from October 2026 to March 2027, and lists one-hour training sessions.
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