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Sports Clubs
Sports Clubs
What are they and what do they involve?
Sports Clubs are venues dedicated towards exercise and physical activity; they can vary from official team grounds to being a public place to go to practice a sport using specialist equipment. The hugely diverse nature of sport means the grounds in which they are carried out differ just as much, so there will always be a great selection of sports clubs to visit and get engaged in the physical activities available there!
What are the benefits?
Going to a sports club and joining in with the activities has numerous benefits - team sports will improve the bonds between team mates and help students learn how to best utilize the strengths of a group as well as individual talents, while single player sports can really heighten personal confidence and physical awareness (hand-eye coordination, situation judgment) to name just a few!
What students is it suitable for?
The varying nature of sport means that there are sports clubs out there suitable for everybody, regardless of age, disability or interests! Not every type of exercise will suit every student, but with careful consideration everyone can find a sport they enjoy participating in - make sure to consider the specific needs of each student!
Costs?
Access to sports clubs will usually come with a fee and will depend on the nature of the activity; for example, if you need to hire equipment or a tutor/safety officer needs to present for the activity to commence (such as canoeing/kayaking) the costs will be higher than visiting a sports club that requires no significant tutoring (such as ten pin bowling).
Safety Implications?
Some sports are more dangerous than others, so be sure to bear in mind the capabilities of your student group when visiting a sports club. Contact sports such as rugby can result in injury if the participants do not behave correctly, so it's important you are confident in your students to conduct themselves properly and that the sport in question is suitable for the age group!
National Organisations?
See our Sports National Associations and Governing Bodies page for more information on specific sporting organisations.
Venues for this Category
Highly regarded as one of the best skateparks in the UK, Cantelowes was picked to be in the Quiksilver Bowl Rider Competition which featured just one park from countries across Europe.
Mile End is a heavily street-orientated skatepark, although there is a small swimming pool style bowl and wooden mini ramp indoors. It has several ledges spread out around the park, lots of flat land areas, manual pads and a nice hip with a ledge on top. It’s very much a good park to train your street skills up.
The Golf Club enjoys the use of a clubhouse with terrace overlooking the first tee. The clubhouse has a full bar, plenty of seating and a full-size snooker table. The clubhouse is open the following hours:
Only 30 miles from central London, and easily accessible by road, the National Shooting Centre at Bisley has been the home of shooting since 1890 and has promoted and encouraged marksmanship for over 100 years. As part of this home the NCSC offers world class clay shooting facilities for all shooting disciplines and hosts international competitions.
The Climbing section runs climbing sessions for ages 6-18, and we have a great kid friendly ethos to accompany this healthy activity.
Rowing is fun and relaxing and a great way to spend a sunny afternoon on the river, pedalos and punts also available. You can hire the boat for an hour or if you want to make a day of it, just stay on the river as long as you like, simply returning the row boat to the boathouse before sunset.
The first indoor trampoline park in the UK.
Over 100 trampolines, a dodgeball court and slam dunk hoops. There is over 22000 square feet of interconnected world class trampolines with state of the art equipment.
Bounce is suitable for kids of 3 and over and for all levels of fitness. There are dedicated sessions for children and mums, plus another for teens.
Northern Ireland’s first indoor Ski and Adventure Centre, We Are Vertigo, is based at Newtownbreda Industrial Estate.
The centre offers exciting experiences for people of all ages and abilities to try out or brush up on their skiing skills as well as experience extreme fun.
The course is a 9 hole parkland par 28 and is well known locally for its tight fairways and lovely views looking towards the centre of London. It has a thriving friendly membership of around 100 who have regular weekly competitions
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