Cumberland - Jack Attack (Session 1)

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Cumberland Council 20 Jan 2021

Lawn bowls designed to enable school children to participate in an engaging format, which is both fun and inclusive.

Having identified the limitations of children using full-size lawn bowls that have been designed for adults, the Junior Jack Attack initiative comes in the form of a kit that includes a carry bag, 32 light-weight rubber bowls, 8 jacks, 50 cones, 1 target score mat, 8 stepping mats and activity cards.

Source: Cumberland Council : Jack Attack (Session 1) - 5 to 12

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