Watch a short promotional film providing an overview of the resource and examples of how tennis can be successfully delivered in Special Schools.
Through Mini Tennis, the modified version of the game, this new resource provides guidance to empower teachers to deliver tennis effectively in Special Schools. The resource is focussed around a series of activity cards, but also provides information on adaptations, equipment, the use of Makaton, player pathways and celebrating success.
We are also delighted to offer a number of special schools a free AEGON Schools Tennis Equipment Pack, worth a retail value of £500. This pack includes a range of modified and adapted equipment, specifically designed for use within Special Schools.
The three-hour Inclusive Tennis Teacher Training Course has been designed to give teachers and teaching assistants in Special Schools and those teaching disabled young people in mainstream education, the confidence and tools to deliver tennis to a class of children in a small space. The course is supported by a Special Schools resource and equipment pack.
In the 2011 / 2012 academic year, each teacher attending the course receives:
There is a network of tutors approved and ready to deliver the course across Great Britain.
Funding is provided through local Tennis Development Managers to enable the majority of teacher training courses to run free of charge.Download the Course Organisation Guidelines and Course Request Form.
We are able to offer all Special Schools in Great Britain, one free copy of this new resource - apply for yours now*.
Alternatively, you can download the majority of the resource using the links below:
* Please note the resources are dispatched twice every month.
To find out about an upcoming course or to organise one yourself, please contact your local Tennis Development Manager.
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Certificates:
If you're linked schools have taken part in AEGON Schools Tennis and would like to download and print certificates to reward your children they are available from the following links (please note they are editable PDFs, which allow you to type in the child's name before printing):