PE and school sport play a very important part in the life Colden Common Primary School. Both Premier Tennis and Colden Common Primary School believe that PE and school sport contribute to the holistic development of our children. Through participation, our children build and learn more about key values; resilience, aspiration and courage as well as promoting the importance of good sportsmanship through honesty and friendship.

Our weekly Mini-tennis club offers the perfect opportunity for pupils to not only learn this great sport of ours through an engaging programme but to continue in their development of fundamental life skills such as teamwork, respect and friendship.

The school was founded in 1883 and accommodates almost 120 pupils aged between 4 and 11 years. 

Our weekly Mini-tennis club offers the perfect opportunity for pupils to not only learn this great sport of ours through an engaging programme but to continue in their development of fundamental life skills such as teamwork, respect and friendship. We run this on a Tuesday afternoon, 3:30-4:30pm.

At Premier Tennis we share Nightingale Schools values that we ensure a safe and nurturing environment where each player is respected and that through tennis we promote life-long learning skills such as teamwork, resilience, self-belief and adaptability. Premier Tennis runs the after school Mini-Tennis Club every Wednesday.

Breakfast Club 0745-0845 Wed

Our weekly Mini-tennis club offers the perfect opportunity for pupils to not only learn this great sport of ours through an engaging programme but to continue in their development of fundamental life skills such as teamwork, respect and friendship.

Our breakfast club is on a Wednesday morning, 7:45-8:45, book now to avoid disappointment!

We are delighted to offer out class-leading Tennis Tots programme at Rainbow Nursey. Our programmes are designed to get all the pre-schoolers active and learning new skills in an exciting and social environment.

They're full of activities, exercises and fun tennis games that use special equipment to build up physical 'ABCs' (Agility, Balance, Co-ordination), as well as basic technique.

Whether they’re splatting aliens, building super sand castles or exploring the jungle your child will love their first taste of tennis!

PE and school sport play a very important part in the life Shakespeare Infant School. Both Premier Tennis and Shakespeare Infant School believe that PE and school sport contribute to the holistic development of our children. Through participation, our children build and learn more about key values; resilience, aspiration and courage as well as promoting the importance of good sportsmanship through honesty and friendship.

Our weekly Mini-tennis club offers the perfect opportunity for pupils to not only learn this great sport of ours through an engaging programme but to continue in their development of fundamental life skills such as teamwork, respect and friendship.

PE and school sport play a very important part in the life Shakespeare Junior School. Both Premier Tennis and Shakespeare Junior School believe that PE and school sport contribute to the holistic development of our children. Through participation, our children build and learn more about key values; resilience, aspiration and courage as well as promoting the importance of good sportsmanship through honesty and friendship.

Our weekly Mini-tennis club offers the perfect opportunity for pupils to not only learn this great sport of ours through an engaging programme but to continue in their development of fundamental life skills such as teamwork, respect and friendship.

St Swithun Wells Catholic Primary School was built in 1972 in Chandler's Ford, having replaced Holy Cross School in Eastleigh and continues the tradition of providing a Catholic primary education for the children of St Swithun Wells parish. 

The school is named after one of the English Martyrs who lived in Brambridge and died in 1591. St Swithun Wells was a teacher and spent his life as a witness to God's love, teaching others about Jesus and the Gospel.

At Premier Tennis, we recognise the contribution PE makes to the health and well-being of all children. We share the schools belief that an innovative, varied PE curriculum and extra-curricular opportunities have a positive influence on the concentration, attitude and academic achievement of all our children.

Our Mini-Tennis Breakfast Club runs every Thursday from 07.45am. Limited places available so please book early to avoid disappointment.

Stroud School is set in 22 acres of beautiful rural countryside on the edge of Romsey.

Our weekly Tennis programme offers the perfect opportunity for pupils to not only learn this great sport of ours through a player-centred philosophy but continues in their development of fundamental life skills such as teamwork, respect and friendship.

Boasting excellent sports facilities, we are delighted to be offering a full coaching programme at West Hill Park School. Junior sessions are available for pupils of the school, while adult sessions are available to all.

PE and school sport play a very important part in the life West Hill Park School. Both Premier Tennis and West Hill Park Primary School believe that PE and school sport contribute to the holistic development of our children. Through participation, our children build and learn more about key values; resilience, aspiration and courage as well as promoting the importance of good sportsmanship through honesty and friendship.

Our weekly Mini-tennis club offers the perfect opportunity for pupils to not only learn this great sport of ours through an engaging programme but to continue in their development of fundamental life skills such as teamwork, respect and friendship.

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