Badminton – Weekly Schedule 2025-2026

Badminton Wednesday 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. (2025-2026) The Sports Department makes several badminton courts available for free play. During this hour mainly recreational matches are played. Experience is not a requirement. ————————————————— Badminton season 2025-2026 WHEN? Every Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. No classes during school…

When

  • 03 September ’25 (where)

    24 June ’26 (where)

Price

€ 29,00

Location

name
Sports steak
address
Van Nature Actieflaan 19190 Stekene

Info

Badminton Wednesday 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. (2025-2026)
The Sports Department makes several badminton courts available for free play. During this hour mainly recreational matches are played. Experience is not a requirement.

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Badminton season 2025-2026

WHEN?
Every Wednesday from 10am to 11am
No lessons during school holidays or public holidays
Season starts on September 3

WHERE?
De Sportstek, Van Nature Actieflaan 1, 9190 Stekene.
Register at the sports department at the entrance desk.

COST?
You pay 28.75 euros for a 10-turn card (2.88 euros per turn) or 5.75 euros with the UiT pass opportunity rate.
Your first lesson is free (for new participants).

TO ENROL?
Pre-registration is not necessary. Those who register will be kept informed when the bamdinton cannot take place and when the next season starts.

You can register in various ways:
– register online for this activity via the Activities Desk
– register by email to [email protected]
– register at the sports desk for your first lesson

QUESTIONS OR PROBLEMS?
Contact us at:
E [email protected]
T 03 790 03 86

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