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Activity Weekend 2025

Latest news about Activity Weekends

Date: April and September 2025

The Klinefelter’s Syndrome Association are delighted to announce that, because both of the 2024 Activity Weekends were very well attended, we hope to run two again next year, from 11 – 13 April 2025 in Derbyshire and either  17th to 19th August 2025 – in Scotland or  12 – 14 September 2025. The venue of the 2nd weekend will depend on response so, if you are interested, please contact me asap.

If you think you might like to join either of these, please look at the following links before you request a booking form:

General information about Activity Weekends
An Adult View of an Activity Weekend
A Family View of an Activity Weekend

For a booking form, please contact:

activityweekends@ksa-uk.net

The early bird cost for KSA members will be:

KS/XXY adults and all children – £95

All other members – £150

For bookings made after  9th February 2025, add £15 pp to all prices for the April Weekend.

These rates are highly subsidised by the KSA

£475 for non-members.

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