Sporty Kidz is designed for N1 to K2 children. It is suitable for children who enjoy movement, want to explore a variety of sports, or are new to sports and need a supportive, encouraging environment. No prior sports experience is required.

Children develop fundamental movement and sports skills progressively over the programme.

Year 1 focuses on:

• Catching

• Tossing

• Throwing

• Kicking

• Dribbling

Year 2 focuses on:

• Low, high, flick, and drive serves

• Forehand and backhand strokes

• Footwork

• Volleying and forearm passing

Skills are taught in an age-appropriate way to ensure children feel confident while being appropriately challenged.

Yes. Each session begins with a short theme talk that introduces key qualities of good sportspersons. These values are reinforced throughout the lesson through guided activities and games.

Children are supported in developing teamwork, concentration, self-belief, adaptability, strength, and communication—skills that benefit both sports participation and everyday classroom learning.

Sporty Kidz naturally integrates Social-Emotional Learning through team games, paired activities, and territorial and net games. Children practise self-awareness, self-management, relationship management, and responsible decision-making as they learn to take turns, follow rules, communicate with teammates, and manage winning and losing in a positive way.

Every session follows a consistent, child-friendly structure:

1. Theme talk

2. Warm-up exercises

3. Skills development and drills

4. Learning basic rules of the sport

5. Team games or sports play

6. Reflection time

7. Cool-down exercises

This structure helps children feel secure, focused, and ready to learn.

Sporty Kidz includes:

• Merit stickers after every lesson to encourage effort and positive behaviour

• A low staff-to-child ratio of 1:8 for close guidance and safety

• All sports equipment provided

Children love Sporty Kidz because sessions are active, varied, and fun. Through engaging games and sports experiences, children build confidence, learn how games work, practise teamwork, and develop skills they can carry into future sports and school life.