Jazz Camp for Girls Comes to Sefton!
Image taken at Jazz Camp for Girls. Photo credit: Molly Summerfield.
Girls just want to have fun…
and play jazz!
“I enjoyed playing my instrument and making new friends. I really want to do it again, I liked it so much. Please do it again!” 2025 summer camp participant
You spoke - and we listened! Our Sound! Music Hub summer jazz camp in Prescot was such a success that we’re going to repeat the experience in Sefton!
The camp will run from Tuesday 21st - Thursday 23rd July from 10am-3pm each day at the Sefton Professional Development Centre (225 Park Rd, Formby, Liverpool, L37 6EW) There will be a sharing session for family and friends on Thursday 23rd July at 2.30pm.
Who can attend?
Our jazz camps are safe spaces for girls aged 8-14 to explore improvisation in a fun, supportive environment. To take part girls should have a basic ability on their instrument (approx Grade 1 standard) but all instruments and vocalists are welcome to attend.
Places for individuals who reside in the Liverpool City Region and Warrington are fully funded and can be booked via the link below (bookings open from Monday 15 June) or the Jazz North website.
For further information please contact camp leader Helena Summerfield at helena@jazznorth.org
Feedback from 2025’s Jazz Camps for Girls
100% of girls said that they felt safe at their camp
65% said that they made new friends at their camp
88% said that attending a camp made them feel more confident
93% said that they would come to a jazz camp again
Participant feedback
“I really enjoyed it and want to come again. It's a lot more chilled and less hectic without the boys!”
“I felt good, jazzy and amazing!”
“It was an amazing experience to get to know other musicians. I really enjoyed writing music and playing together.”
Parent feedback
“My daughter has absolutely loved it and has learnt so much! She has already asked me when Jazz Camp will be on again and is desperate to come back. She has made new friends and her confidence has increased, particularly around performing and meeting new people!” Parent of 2025 summer camp participant