The Tennis Activity Week Pack is a pre-prepared week of cross-curricular lessons, based on a tennis theme, aimed at children aged 7-9yrs, but can easily be extended and adapted for older primary year groups. The resource is ideal for delivery during the Wimbledon Championships and National School Sport Week (England), where the school can adopt a tennis theme, however the individual lessons and activities also lend themselves to being delivered in isolation and at other times in the year. For more information please visit via the LTA Youth Schools website.

The LTA Youth Schools programme provides a series of 18 progressive, curriculum-linked lesson plans specifically designed to deliver tennis in primary schools. Lesson plans 2-18 along with diagrams and video clips of all activities are available free via the LTA Youth Schools website.

This resource provides teachers / school staff information on how to access further support for delivering tennis in Primary Schools. It focuses on how to deliver to large numbers in small spaces and the basics of delivering high quality, inclusive and fun physical education lessons using our PE curriculum lesson plans.

LTA Youth Schools provides a free set of assemblies and active, team-based challenges for primary schools helps pupils develop essential attributes and skills for personal development, while introducing them to the game of tennis and inspiring the next generation of players and spectators. Through powerful imagery and inspirational stories, pupils explore key character qualities demonstrated by tennis players, such as resilience, perseverance, passion and respect. The short, fun classroom challenges encourage pupils to demonstrate these qualities in their sporting and daily lives. The activities focus minds, develop and demonstrate key character qualities, get pupils moving and foster a passion for tennis. The remaining team based challenges are freely available via the LTA Youth Schools website.

Get Set to Ace It, developed with the LTA, uses tennis to inspire students to learn, build their skills and find the motivation to become more active. Covering English, Maths, Science, PE and PSHE/PSE/PD&MU/Health and wellbeing, the activities will get students thinking, and working collaboratively to create new ideas. There are different activity ideas for primary and secondary aged students, with materials including films, activity sheets, presentations and differentiation ideas. All of the lessons also have ideas for making the sessions active so that physical activity can be included. The full set of resources, including full teacher notes and lesson plans, are freely available at Get Set to Ace It website. More information is also available via the LTA Youth Schools website.

This is one of 26 resources developed as part of the LTA Youth Schools programme to assist in running schools tennis competion. This resource provides guidance on how to run ‘timed tennis’ competitions - ideal in schools, as you can plan based on exactly how much time you have available. All the resources are freely available via the LTA Youth Schools website.

The LTA Youth Schools programme provides a set of assemblies and active, team-based challenges for primary schools helps pupils develop essential attributes and skills for personal development, while introducing them to the game of tennis and inspiring the next generation of players and spectators. Through powerful imagery and inspirational stories, pupils explore key character qualities demonstrated by tennis players, such as resilience, perseverance, passion and respect. The short, fun classroom challenges encourage pupils to demonstrate these qualities in their sporting and daily lives. The activities focus minds, develop and demonstrate key character qualities, get pupils moving and foster a passion for tennis. The remaining assemblies and team challenges are freely available via the LTA Youth Schools website.

The LTA Youth Schools programme provides a series of drills to support teachers in assessing tennis as part of GCSE PE. There are supporting videos showing the drill in action, along with different levels performing the drill. All videos are available free via the LTA Youth Schools website.

The LTA Youth Schools programme provides a set of flexible, 20-30 minute lessons focusing on transferrable employability skills, using examples from professionals who work in tennis and young people who play tennis to help bring some of these key themes and concepts to life. The employability skills covered can be applied to exam skills, revision, application forms and interviews for colleges or part-time jobs. All lessons are available for free via the LTA Youth Schools website.

LTA Youth Schools provides a series of 18 progressive, curriculum-linked lesson plans specifically designed to deliver tennis in primary schools. There are four activities per lesson and this is one example activity. The remaining activities, along with detailed lesson plans and video clips of all activities are available free via the LTA Youth Schools website.

The LTA Youth Schools programme provides a series of 12 progressive, curriculum-linked lesson plans specifically designed to deliver tennis in secondary schools. Lesson plans 2-12 along with diagrams and video clips of all activities are available free via the LTA Youth Schools website.

The LTA Youth Schools programme provides a series of 6 high energy, fitness based Cardio Tennis lessons. The lessons can be used to deliver tennis or fitness based schemes of work. Lesson plans 2-6 along with diagrams and video clips of all activities are available free via the LTA Youth Schools website.

The LTA Youth Schools programme provide a series of flexible, 20-30 minute lessons focusing on mental health and wellbeing, using examples from professionals who work in tennis and young people who play tennis to help bring some of these key themes and concepts to life. The full set of lessons are available for free via the LTA Youth Schools site.

This resource provides provides teachers / school staff with information on how to access the free online LTA Youth Schools secondary programme. The cross-curricular resources have been written by teachers for teachers to support in delivering high quality inclusive lessons.