Tennis lessons are run for children from years 5 years of age onwards during weekdays, in the mornings. This is a fun and enjoyable way for children to build friendships and socialise, while getting an active workout. Not only do we play tennis, but also other games that make the children move. 

Sports: Tennis and Badminton

Early Stage 1 (Kinder)PHE‑MSP‑01Demonstrates fundamental movement skills and participates with others in physical activities (e.g., basic throwing, striking movement foundations)Stage 1 (Years 1–2)PH1‑MSP‑01Demonstrates fundamental movement skills and fair play in physical activitiesStage 2 (Years 3–4)PH2‑MSP‑01Applies movement skills, strategies and teamwork in physical activities (e.g., using movement skills with game strategy)Stage 3 (Years 5–6)PH3‑MSP‑01Refines and applies movement skills, strategies and collaboration in physical activities (e.g., increasingly confident and strategic sport play)ACPMP049 – Practise and refine specialised movement skills (e.g., striking...) in different physical contexts.ACPMP051 – Apply movement concepts and strategies in a range of physical activities.Movement & Physical Activity (Years 9–10)ACPMP058 – Practise and refine specialised movement skills in dynamic movement environments.ACPMP059 – Apply advanced movement concepts and strategies in physical activities.HM‑11‑04 – Investigate movement skills and psychology to improve participation/performance (e.g., analysing biomechanics of tennis serve and footwork).HM‑11‑05 – Collaborative strategies for team work and leadership in game situations.HM‑11‑07 – Communicating movement concepts like tactical decisions or fitness planning.