With regards to sports, there is a common misconception that if a child does not start very early, they will never excel at a sport. But younger doesn’t always mean better .the key is to get them started at some point, but you need to do so in a way that arouses their interest and enthusiasm. Pre-schoolers at this stage will have developed a lot of simple movements so will be readily equipped to tackle more aspects in general ball or tennis activities.

Toddlers at this stage are ready to take part in more structured play activities like running, jumping or playing with a ball. A 3- or 4-year-old may begin to take an interest in a specific sport, and this can be encouraged. Just make sure they do not strain themselves in any way that could lead to injury or exhaustion.

The most important aspect of our Sports Lessons program is to encourage all children to participate and enjoy moving their bodies in many different ways. Through active play, young children learn about their bodies’ capabilities and how to control their movements.

Apart from physical skills such as running, hopping, skipping, catching, throwing, and kicking; we focus on teaching concepts such as how to be a good sports person, how to follow rules and how to enjoy being active, even if they do not win a particular game. Other positive results from our program are the benefits it provides to all areas of learning.

We offer tennis, swimming, horseriding, gymnastics and ice skating lessons per week. Along with sports lessons we have differetn indoor and outdoor play times during the week. By developing our own individual curriculum, we can make sure that the content is designed specifically to suit the needs and interests of our students.