Community leisure creates opportunities that extend far beyond sport and physical activity.

From qualifications and training to employment and career development, the sector plays an important role in helping people gain new skills, build confidence, and access meaningful employment opportunities.

Earlier this year, Fife Sports and Leisure Trust’s Train Smart: Active Careers initiative helped create new pathways into the leisure industry through a fully funded National Pool Lifeguard Qualification (NPLQ) programme.

Delivered in partnership with Kingdom Works, a Kingdom Housing Association project that supports individuals from across Fife into employment, training and skills opportunities, the initiative helped remove financial barriers to entering the leisure industry.

Through funding provided by the partnership, successful candidates were able to complete the National Pool Lifeguard Qualification (NPLQ) free of charge. The standard 36-hour, five-day course typically costs £280, making the programme more accessible to people who may otherwise have been unable to take part.

The response from the local community was overwhelmingly positive, with strong interest in the programme and a high number of applications received for the Lifeguard Assessment Centre.

Successful candidates completed the nationally recognised qualification before progressing into employment opportunities across Fife Sports and Leisure Trust venues.

The programme not only provided participants with an industry-recognised qualification, but also equipped them with essential life-saving, first aid, teamwork and communication skills that will benefit them throughout their careers.

Many of those participants are now part of Fife Sports and Leisure Trust’s lifeguard team, helping create safe, welcoming environments for customers across Fife.

One newly qualified lifeguard said: “The Assessment Centre was a really positive experience. Everyone was supportive and encouraging, and it gave me a clear understanding of what the role involved before starting the course.

Completing the qualification has boosted my confidence and opened the door to a career I hadn’t previously considered. It’s given me skills that are valuable both inside and outside of work.”

Another participant commented: “I was looking for a role where I could make a difference and be part of a team. The programme gave me the chance to gain a recognised qualification and move directly into employment.

Working as a lifeguard is rewarding because no two days are the same. Knowing that the training has prepared me to help keep people safe gives me a real sense of purpose.”

Steven Sutherland, Employability Officer at Kingdom Housing Association, said: “Working in partnership with Fife Sports and Leisure Trust has been a genuinely positive experience.  Our programme removes barriers that often prevent individuals from accessing training and employment opportunities, particularly the cost of qualifications.

Through this collaboration, we’ve been able to support individuals from across Fife to gain a recognised qualification and move directly into meaningful employment. The support provided by Fife Sports and Leisure Trust throughout the process has been outstanding, from the initial engagement through to training and recruitment.

This partnership demonstrates what can be achieved when organisations work together with a shared focus on creating real opportunities. We’ve seen individuals grow in confidence, develop new skills and take positive steps into sustainable employment, which is exactly the kind of impact Kingdom Works aims to deliver.”

By removing barriers to training and providing clear pathways into work, Fife Sports and Leisure Trust is helping people gain the skills, qualifications and confidence they need to succeed. 

The impact goes beyond those who completed the course. The new lifeguards who joined the organisation are now making a difference in their communities every day, helping ensure local leisure facilities remain safe, accessible and welcoming for everyone.

Find Out More

This story is just one example of how community leisure creates opportunities for people across Fife.

Visit our Seriously Social webpage to explore more stories showcasing the positive impact of community leisure: www.fifeleisure.org.uk/seriously-social

Follow Fife Sports and Leisure Trust on social media throughout the week as we celebrate the people, programmes and partnerships helping create healthier, happier and more connected communities.

Fife Sports and Leisure Trust is proud to be taking part in Seriously Social for the third consecutive year, reaffirming its commitment to putting people above profit and showcasing the positive impact community leisure has on health, wellbeing and local communities across Fife.

Running from Monday 8th June to Saturday 13th June, the national campaign, coordinated by Community Leisure UK, celebrates the vital role charities, social enterprises and community organisations play in creating social value and supporting communities across the UK.

Creating Social Value Across Fife

Guided by its mission to deliver diverse and inclusive opportunities so that everyone in Fife can become and stay active, Fife Sports and Leisure Trust provide accessible opportunities for people across the Kingdom to improve their health, wellbeing and quality of life.

Through its venues, programmes and partnerships, the organisation helps create healthier, happier and more connected communities, supporting people of all ages and abilities to participate, belong and thrive.

Accessible community leisure plays an important role in tackling health inequalities, reducing social isolation and helping people lead healthier, happier lives. It creates spaces where communities can come together, friendships can flourish and individuals can access support, regardless of age, ability, background or circumstance.

Emma Walker, Chief Executive of Fife Sports and Leisure Trust, said: “Community leisure is about so much more than sport and physical activity. Every day, we see the positive impact accessible leisure services can have on people’s lives, whether that’s improving health and wellbeing, building confidence, creating social connections or helping individuals overcome barriers to participation. As a charitable trust, we exist for the benefit of our communities. We are proud to reinvest in services and opportunities that support people across Fife and contribute to the wider social good. Seriously Social provides a fantastic opportunity to celebrate that impact and shine a light on the value community leisure brings to society.”

Jeph Hamilton, Chair of the Board of Directors at Fife Sports and Leisure Trust, added: “At Fife Sports and Leisure Trust, people will always come first. Everything we do is driven by a commitment to creating healthier, happier and more connected communities. The Seriously Social campaign highlights the importance of organisations that place social purpose at the heart of their work. We are proud to be part of a sector that delivers meaningful social value, supports local communities and creates opportunities for everyone to thrive.”

Campaign Themes

Each day of the week, this social media campaign will focus on a different theme, highlighting how community organisations create lasting social value and make a positive difference to people and places across the country:

• Monday 8th June – People Above Profit
  Celebrating organisations that reinvest in communities and place social good at the heart of everything they do.
• Tuesday 9th June – Seriously Social About Health & Wellbeing
  Showcasing the role accessible leisure and physical activity play in helping people lead healthier, happier lives.
• Wednesday 10th June – Seriously Social About Community
  Highlighting how community leisure brings people together, creates belonging and strengthens local connections.
• Thursday 11th June – Seriously Social About Skills & Opportunities
  Recognising the opportunities charitable organisations create through employment, volunteering and personal development.
• Friday 12th June – Seriously Social About Inclusion
  Celebrating inclusive services and programmes that ensure everyone can participate and benefit.
• Saturday 13th June – Seriously Social About Sustainability
  Exploring how social enterprises contribute to stronger, more resilient communities and a sustainable future.

To find out more about the national campaign, visit: fifeleisure.org.uk/seriouslysocial

For more information on Fife Sports and Leisure Trust venues and services, visit: fifeleisure.org.uk

Fife Sports and Leisure Trust is inviting people across Fife and beyond to celebrate the longest day of the year at the Summer Solstice Yoga Festival, returning to East Sands Leisure Centre, from Friday 19th to Sunday 21st June 2026.

Set against the stunning backdrop of the Fife coastline, the three-day festival offers a unique opportunity to reconnect, recharge and embrace the summer solstice through movement, mindfulness, music and community.

Following the success of last year’s festival, which attracted more than 550 attendances and received overwhelmingly positive feedback from participants, the 2026 programme features an expanded timetable of wellbeing experiences suitable for all abilities.

Festivalgoers can choose from full weekend tickets (£80), day tickets (£30 for Friday or Sunday, and £60 for Saturday), or single-event tickets (£10). All tickets are subject to a booking fee. The full weekend ticket offers exceptional value, giving participants access to an extensive programme of classes, activities and experiences, all in one stunning coastal setting.

Highlights from the 2026 programme include:

• Welcome Summer Solstice Silent Disco with International Fitness Showcase Presenter of the Year 2026, David Muir
• Sunset and Sunrise Yoga sessions overlooking the beach
• Live music by the campfire
• Coldwater Dip and Welcome Gathering led by Julie Wilson Nimmo, author and host of Jules and Greg’s Wild Swim
• Open-air stretch tent with Outsider Events
• Acro and Partner Yoga
• Pilates, Hatha, Vinyasa and Ashtanga Yoga
• Sound Bath and guided relaxation experiences
• Musical Theatre Fitness
• Live coaching
• Festival partner Scottish Seaside Sauna will offer a 50% discount on all sauna sessions across the weekend
• Onsite caterers Surf’s Up will be open throughout the event, offering 15% off their full menu, including teas, coffees, fresh juices, health snacks, doughnuts and mocktails.

The festival will be led by a team of experienced instructors and wellbeing professionals from across Fife, creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for everyone, whether they are completely new to yoga and wellness experiences or regular participants.

The Summer Solstice Yoga Festival is expected to attract high demand. With limited places available, early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment.

Book now to be part of this inspiring weekend by the sea. To view the full event timetable and secure your place, visit: Summer Solstice Yoga Festival, East Sands, St Andrews Tickets, St Andrews | Eventbrite

Visit the Fife Sports and Leisure Trust website for more information: www.fifeleisure.org.uk/summer-solstice

Since launching the programme in 2016, the organisation has supported more than 80,000 swimmers on their journey and trained around 220 instructors to deliver high-quality lessons across its venues. Today, the award-winning programme supports more than 8,800 learners each week, including children, adults, and those with additional needs, and continues to play a vital role in improving health, wellbeing and water safety across local communities. 

This milestone reflects not only the scale of delivery, but the lasting impact the programme has had on families across Fife, creating safer swimmers, building confidence from an early age, and opening pathways into sport. 

Lee Cunningham, Activities Manager for Learn to Swim, said: “Reaching 10 years of Learn to Swim is something we’re incredibly proud of. Over the past decade, we’ve seen first-hand the difference this programme makes, not just in teaching people how to swim, but in building confidence, resilience and a real sense of achievement. This anniversary is a chance to celebrate those moments, and to thank our dedicated instructors and teams who make it all possible every single day.”

Emma Walker, Chief Executive Officer at Fife Sports and Leisure Trust, added: “This milestone is a powerful reflection of what can be achieved through strong partnership working and a shared commitment. Our collaboration with Scottish Swimming and Scottish Water has enabled us to deliver a consistent, high-quality programme that not only develops swimming ability, but supports wider health, wellbeing and community outcomes. Learn to Swim plays a key role in our ambition to ensure everyone in Fife is active and well, while also contributing to the development of local talent and future opportunities within the sport.”

This anniversary campaign marks the first of a series of celebrations planned throughout the year, shining a light on the people, partnerships and progress that have shaped Learn to Swim over the past decade. 

To take advantage of this limited-time anniversary offer, new customers can visit Cupar Sports Centre or East Sands Leisure Centre in person or email learntoswim@fifeleisure.org.uk.

To learn more about the programme, or complete the enquiry form online, visit www.fifeleisure.org.uk/activity/learn-to-swim

We’re always looking for new ways to add value to your membership and our latest feature, Club Perks, does exactly that! 

Available through the Fife Leisure App, Club Perks gives our Club Members access to more than 120 discounts from leading national brands, helping you save money on the products and services you use every day.

Club Members also benefit from over 100 Les Mills On Demand workouts. From BodyPump and Grit to Yoga and more, you can work out whenever it suits you, whether that’s at home, in our studios, or while travelling. Even better, new content is added every four weeks, so there’s always something fresh and exciting to try.

Part of Our Ongoing Investment

Club Perks is just one of the ways we’re continuing to enhance your experience.

Recent improvements across our venues include:

• New digital enhancements and facility upgrades
• InBody body composition scanners (coming soon!)

Part of Our Ongoing Investment

Club Perks is just one of the ways we’re continuing to enhance your experience.

Recent improvements across our venues include:

• New digital enhancements and facility upgrades
• InBody body composition scanners (coming soon!)

Ready to Explore?

Search Fife Leisure in your app store, download the app, and sign in with your Leisure Hub account to book classes, access workouts and more.

If you’re a Club Member, head to Club Perks via our customer app to start browsing the latest offers.

Not yet a Club Member? Discover how you can unlock even more benefits by joining today.

Because your membership should work harder for you, both inside and outside the gym.

Click here to find your membership: fifeleisure.org.uk/find-your-membership/

Cancer affects millions of people worldwide. In Scotland, over 36,000 new cancer cases were diagnosed in 2022, with lung, breast, bowel, and prostate cancers being the most common (Cancer Strategy Scotland). These figures highlight the continued importance of awareness, prevention and support.

Across our venues, we see every day how physical activity can make a meaningful difference before treatment begins, throughout the process, and during recovery.

Dr Ed Wallace, retired GP and Vice Chair of the Fife Sports and Leisure Trust Board of Directors, explains: “Activity is not a cure for cancer, but it is a powerful tool. Before diagnosis, it can help to reduce risk. During treatment, it supports energy, strength and mental wellbeing. After treatment, it helps people rebuild their confidence and regain a sense of themselves, reduces the risk of recurrence of the cancer and reduces the risk of long-term complications of the treatment.”

Why Physical Activity Matters

Cancer is complex, but research shows that being active can support overall health and help reduce the risk of developing certain cancers.

How movement helps reduce cancer risk:

• Maintain a healthy weight – excess body weight is linked with several cancers.
• Regulate hormones – including growth hormone, testosterone, and oestrogen.
• Support your immune system – regular movement helps immune cells function more effectively.
• Reduce inflammation – long-term inflammation in the body is a known risk factor for many health conditions, including cancer. Exercising muscle has been shown to produce chemicals that reduce chronic inflammation
• Boost cardiovascular health – supporting a stronger heart and healthier circulation.

Dr Ed Wallace adds: “Exercise often gets framed as a ‘chore’, but from a medical point of view, it is one of the most effective ways to support long-term health. Even moderate activity has benefits for almost every system in the body. It is never too late to begin, being active can significantly increase life expectancy and quality of life.”

Being Active During Treatment

Cancer treatment can affect strength, mood and general wellbeing. Rest and recovery are essential, but gentle, supervised activity can help manage the side effects of treatment.

Being active can help to:

• Reduce cancer-related fatigue – even light activity can help people feel less drained overall.
• Support mood and mental wellbeing – movement can ease anxiety and low mood, and provide a sense of control.
• Maintain strength and mobility – making day-to-day tasks easier and supporting independence.
• Improve balance, confidence and sleep – all of which can be affected by treatment.
• Reduce risk of complications – such as ongoing pain or swelling.

Dr Ed Wallace explains: “When someone is going through treatment, the goal is not always ‘fitness’ in the traditional sense. It’s also protecting function and preserving strength. The right type and level of movement, guided by professionals, can help people feel more like themselves during an incredibly challenging time.”

Active Move is a group-based programme specifically for people living with and beyond a cancer diagnosis. It includes:

• Specialist-trained instructors with cancer rehabilitation experience.
• Gentle, progressive exercise plans.
• Support managing fatigue, rebuilding strength, and improving mobility.
• A welcoming, confidence-building environment.

Participants can join through referral from a GP, cancer nurse, hospital team, Maggie’s, or via self-referral depending on circumstances.

Our Partnership with Maggie’s and NHS Fife

We work closely with Maggie’s Fife, Fife Health and Social Care, and NHS teams. We also collaborate with more than 300 referral partners and across the region to ensure people affected by cancer can access safe and supportive physical activity.

Through our partnerships, we:

• Deliver cancer support programmes at Maggie’s Centre at Victoria Hospital, Kirkcaldy.
• Provide clear referral pathways from clinical teams into our community classes.
• Support people transitioning from clinical care to everyday movement in local venues.

Dr Ed Wallace highlights: “The partnership between Fife Sports and Leisure Trust, Maggie’s, NHS Fife, and Fife Health and Social Care Partnership ensures that no one is left navigating their recovery alone. We offer clinically informed, compassionate support that continues long after treatment ends.”

Hear From Our Participants

Hear from Yolanda about her experience with Active Move:

Getting Started

Whether you’re living with cancer, recovering from treatment, or looking to reduce your risk, we’re here to help you take the first step.

Speak to Our Team

Our friendly Health and Wellbeing instructors can guide you through safe, adapted movement at your own pace.

Ask Your Clinical Team

If you’re currently undergoing treatment, speak to your GP, consultant, cancer nurse, or Maggie’s team about referral to a physical activity programme.

Explore Our Programmes

Find out more about Active Move, Active Options, and our wider Health and Wellbeing programme at: www.fifeleisure.org.uk/health-wellbeing

Please note: this information is for general guidance only and should not replace professional medical advice.

Sources and References:

• Cancer Strategy Scotland: https://www.gov.scot/publications/cancer-strategy-scotland-2023-2033/pages/3/
• Maggie’s: https://www.maggies.org/our-centres/maggies-fife/
• NHS Fife: https://www.nhsfife.org/services/all-services/cancer-services/
• Fife Health and Social Care: https://www.fifehealthandsocialcare.org/
• Macmillan, Reducing Risk: https://www.macmillan.org.uk/about-us/latest-news/news-and-stories/reducing-the-risk
• Macmillan, Physical Activity and Cancer: https://www.macmillan.org.uk/cancer-information-and-support/treatment/preparing-for-treatment/physical-activity-and-cancer/faqs
• The BASES Expert Statement on Exercise and Cancer Survivorship: https://www.cases.org.uk/imgs/cancer_survive856.pdf

Fife Sports and Leisure Trust are launching a new Performance Membership at Pitreavie Athletics Centre, giving customers access to an upgraded gym, an indoor 60-metre sprint track and an outdoor 400-metre athletics track, all for an introductory price of £21 per month.

Available exclusively at Pitreavie, the Performance Membership offers a focused option for regular users, while also helping to develop sporting talent across Fife, including aspiring athletes and those who prefer focused performance training.

The launch builds on Fife Sports and Leisure Trust’s growing strength and conditioning provision at venues including Cowdenbeath Leisure Centre and Michael Woods Sports and Leisure Centre, reflecting changing training habits and a greater focus on functional training. At Pitreavie, members benefit from specialist equipment, including Olympic lifting platforms and dedicated strength equipment, as well as access to the indoor and outdoor athletics facilities.

Fraser MacKenzie, Head of Sales and Commercial Development at Fife Sports and Leisure Trust, said:

“We’re seeing a real change in how people want to train, with increasing demand for spaces that support strength and conditioning. The Performance Membership at Pitreavie reflects that shift and helps us support people across Fife, including clubs and athletes, by providing a high-quality environment where individuals can train, improve and perform.”

Pitreavie Athletics Centre already has a strong community of athletes and committed gym users. The new membership builds on this foundation, creating a clear pathway for those who see the venue as their primary training base.

The Performance Membership is available to purchase from 3rd January 2026 at Pitreavie Athletics Centre reception. Find out more about the facilities, training offer, and how to join at: www.fifeleisure.org.uk/locations/pitreavie.

Fife Sports and Leisure Trust are welcoming customers into a transformed gym space at Michael Woods Sports and Leisure Centre following a £500,000 investment that has significantly expanded the gym floor and introduced a dedicated strength and conditioning area. The upgrade marks an important step in enhancing the venue’s fitness offer, reflecting growing demand for modern, flexible training environments.

Completed over several weeks, the refurbishment has created a more open and energising layout designed to support a wide range of fitness goals. The upgraded gym features premium Life Fitness cardio equipment, a dedicated Hammer Strength area (known globally for its performance-focused, plate-loaded equipment), custom Indigo Fitness squat racks, upgraded flooring, and enhanced sound and lighting, delivering a high-quality training environment for both everyday gym users and performance-focused members.

Fraser MacKenzie, Head of Sales and Commercial Development at Fife Sports and Leisure Trust, said:

“This upgrade is about much more than new equipment. It’s about creating a modern, welcoming fitness space that people feel excited to use and proud to be part of. The expanded gym floor and new strength and conditioning area give customers more freedom, more choice, and a better overall experience, while maintaining the strong community feel that Michael Woods Sports and Leisure Centre is known for.”

Throughout the refurbishment period, a temporary gym space enabled customers to continue their fitness routines. Staff are now looking forward to welcoming members into the upgraded facility and supporting them as they make the most of the new layout. The investment reinforces Michael Woods Sports and Leisure Centre’s role as a vibrant community hub, offering inclusive, high-quality facilities where people of all ages and abilities feel supported, motivated, and confident to be active.

This project reflects Fife Sports and Leisure Trust’s ongoing commitment to investing in modern, welcoming fitness environments that meet customer needs and encourage long-term participation in physical activity.

For more information about the venue, visit: www.fifeleisure.org.uk/locations/michael-woods

Fife Sports and Leisure Trust is celebrating International Volunteer Day by hosting two volunteer recruitment events this December. The first will take place on 7th December from 12pm to 3pm at Carnegie Leisure Centre, followed by a second event on 10th December from 2pm to 7pm at Michael Woods Sports and Leisure Centre.

International Volunteer Day, held annually on 5th December, highlights the vital role volunteers play around the world. This year’s theme, “Every Contribution Matters”, reflects how every act of volunteering, no matter the size, helps strengthen communities and create meaningful change. Fife Sports and Leisure Trust is inviting members of the public to drop in during the December recruitment days to find out what volunteering involves and apply on the day. The events will be informal and welcoming, with staff available to talk through roles, explain the support offered and help people identify opportunities that suit their interests and availability.

Volunteers are at the heart of the organisation’s work, helping local people feel confident, connected and active. The volunteering programme has expanded significantly over the past year. The number of active volunteers has increased by 150%, and there are now more than 13 roles available across aquatics, sport, health and community outreach.

Karen Marsh, Human Resources Manager at Fife Sports and Leisure Trust, said:

“These events are a great opportunity for anyone who has ever thought about volunteering to come along and see what it involves. It is a brilliant way to build skills, gain confidence, make new connections, and add valuable experience to your CV. Whether someone wants to develop professionally, meet new people or support their community, there is a place for them at Fife Sports and Leisure Trust. International Volunteer Day is about celebrating those who give their time, and we hope these events inspire even more people to get involved.”

Tokyo 2020 Paralympic 1500m T20 gold medallist Owen Miller, who got involved with volunteering at Carnegie Leisure Centre, said:

“Volunteering has been a really rewarding experience for me. It’s great to be part of a team that helps people feel stronger, more confident and part of a community. Seeing how much Fife Sports and Leisure Trust has grown its volunteering programme makes me proud to play a small part in it. Whether you’re an athlete or someone simply wanting to give back, there’s a role for everyone.”

Anyone interested in finding out more is encouraged to attend one of the December recruitment events or visit the Fife Sports and Leisure Trust website to explore current opportunities. The programme offers flexible ways to contribute, whether someone has a few hours to spare or is looking for a regular role. 

Full event details are available at: https://www.fifeleisure.org.uk/events/ 

To discover the volunteering roles and opportunities available across Fife Sports and Leisure Trust, visit: https://www.fifeleisure.org.uk/about/jobs/volunteering/ 

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, and our venues are getting ready for the most wonderful time of the year! Whether you’re squeezing in a festive workout, bringing the kids to meet Santa, or helping us spread some Christmas kindness, there’s plenty happening across Fife Sports and Leisure Trust this December.

Venue Opening Hours

Here’s a quick overview of our venue opening hours across the holiday period:

22nd-23rd December: Duloch Leisure Centre closed
24th-26th December: All venues closed
27th-30th December: Limited hours (8.00am-5.00pm) at Michael Woods, Kirkcaldy, Carnegie, Cowdenbeath, and Levenmouth Leisure Centres
31st December-2nd January: All venues closed
3rd January: All venues open as normal (Duloch Leisure Centre reopens 5th January)

Check your nearest venue’s full opening times on our Festive Opening Hours page: www.fifeleisure.org.uk/christmas

Festive Fitness Classes

Our festive timetable is the perfect way to stay moving. You can burn off those extra mince pies (or make room for more) with classes like Les Mills BodyPump, HIIT Step, and Zumba from 27th–30th December at Carnegie Leisure Centre, Cowdenbeath Leisure Centre, Michael Woods Sports and Leisure Centre, Levenmouth Swimming Pool and Sports Centre, and Kirkcaldy Leisure Centre.  
 
Book your place up to 8 days ahead via: www.fifeleisure.org.uk/timetables

Don’t forget, Club members can also access on-demand workouts anytime, anywhere through the new Fife Leisure App, available on the App Store and Google Play. Search “Fife Leisure” to get started or visit: www.fifeleisure.org.uk/app

We’re proud to once again support Cash for Kids Mission Christmas appeal, helping bring joy to children across Fife this festive season.

Drop off a new, unwrapped gift at any of our venue donation points and spread holiday cheer to children in need.

Venues include:

• Coastal: Kirkcaldy Leisure Centre, Beacon Leisure Centre, and Dalgety Bay Sports and Leisure Centre
• West: Duloch Leisure Centre and Carnegie Leisure Centre
• Central: Cowdenbeath Leisure Centre, Bowhill Swimming Pool, and Michael Woods Sports and Leisure Centre
• East: Cupar Sports Centre, East Sands Leisure Centre, Levenmouth Swimming Pool and Sports Centre, and Waterstone Crook Sports Centre

Wishing You a Wonderful Festive Season

Thank you for being part of our Fife Leisure family this year, we’ve loved seeing you swim, lift, stretch, and dance your way through 2025!

Our Head Office elves will be taking a short break from 23rd December to 5th January, but we’ll be back, ready to help you start 2026 feeling strong, happy, and full of energy.

From everyone at Fife Sports and Leisure Trust, have a fantastic Christmas and healthy New Year!