Corporate & Company
Days
 Corporate & Company
Days can be held at our Shooting Ground in Toddington Bedfordshire,
or at any of our listed
venues, or at any suitable
venue chosen by our customers.
Clay Pigeon Shooting and Shooting
Lessons, Archery
and Crossbow and many other activities can be booked
to run alongside each other simultaneously. This can be
arranged to make your day more interesting and varied.
On arrival at your chosen venue your group will be divided
into teams of no more than 6 people per team. The day will
start with a short introduction and safety talk before the
groups go off to start a practice round of all the activities
booked. Once the practice round has finished a short break
for refreshments or lunch is taken, before starting a competition,
your day with us can be tailored to your specific requirements
and time slots. Trophies and shields can be purchased from
us and engraved with the wording of your choice with advanced
notice.
Your day with us can be designed to be simply for fun, as
a well-earned reward to a hard working team, or tailored
to bond your team's skills in working and socialising together.
Whatever your requirements, we are here to put smiles on
faces.
Our instructors are there to bring out the best in each
and every competitor, making everyone feel at ease at all
times.
Our main priority is that people come away with a good feeling
about the sports they have experienced, and most of all a
personal sense of achievment.
Buffets can be arranged starting at £10.00 per head.
More information on our Company
Day Venues
Conferences
We understand that conferences do not always allow a
lot of time for other entertainments, and are run to schedules.
We at Lee Leisure Entertainment will work with you to arrange
time slots that will fit into your day and summer evenings.
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES will
clients be allowed to use our shooting facilities if they
have consumed alcohol or drugs prior to arrival or whilst
on our shooting ground. We would ask the organisers to check that all persons taking part in clay shooting events are not a prohibited person under the firearms act 1968-1997 |
