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Hi!


We have just been brought into JAGS sports club as the new tennis coaches. Our names are Poppy and Anelia. We also did the summer tennis camps at JAGS and Dulwich College last summer, so some of you may remember us from there! As from this week we will be coaching, and we want to revamp the whole tennis at JAGS.


Our focus will be to teach technique, footwork and competition, but at the as same time we will be providing a fun lesson. Little tournaments will be organised at the end of every term, to give the children something to work towards.


The sessions are on:


Tuesday

6-7 Mini tennis orange ( 7-9 yrs)


Thursday

6-7 Mini tennis orange/green (7-9 yrs/9-10 yrs)


7-8 Full tennis (10/11 yrs- 15 yrs)


Saturday

8.15-9 Mini tennis red (5-6 yrs)

9-10 Mini tennis orange (7-9 yrs)

10-11 Mini tennis green (9-10/11 yrs)

11-12 Full tennis (10/11 yrs- 15 yrs)


You don't need to be a member of the club to join the sessions. If you have any further queries, please don't hesitate to contact us. If you wish to book a session on a thursday or saturday, please get into contact with us directly first.


Anelia on: 07906-592-155

or

Poppy on: 07940-543-937


Thank you!


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