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Home Educated Children
Sports & Activities Programme  

Football | Table Tennis | Pickleball | Badminton|Basketball | Netball | Cycling/Scooter  Cricket| Play Zone | Trips| Guest Speakers Visitors| and more... 

GET ACTIVE * IMPROVE PERFORMANCE * BUILD SELF CONFIDENCE *  MAKE NEW FRIENDS * HAVE FUN

We are delighted to announce details of our NEW 'Sports and Activities For Home Educated Children' programme.  

This program will be hosted at:

 

Torbay Leisure Centre 

Penwill Way

Clennon Valley

Paignton

TQ4 5JR

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It is a fantastic location and has extensive facilities that will enable us to offer a host of Sports and Activities,.

 


By offering a varied sports and activities provision, we provide the physical outlet that allow children to be active and engaged in a sport/s of their choice, giving them an opportunity to develop creativity, collaboration and communication skills whilst building confidence and emotional resilience. 

 

We look forward to empowering participants and making a positive impact on your enjoyment and future!

GET ACTIVE * IMPROVE PERFORMANCE * BUILD SELF CONFIDENCE *  MAKE NEW FRIENDS * HAVE FUN

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Sports

Sport plays an important role in a child’s physical, social and emotional development. In Home Education, sport offers flexibility, variety and the opportunity to tailor physical activity to your child’s interests, strengths and needs.

Why Sport Matters

Regular physical activity helps to:

  • Improve cardiovascular fitness, strength and coordination

  • Support healthy growth and development

  • Build resilience, teamwork and leadership skills

  • Boost mood and reduce stress

  • Develop discipline, goal-setting and perseverance

  • Valuable social opportunities

 

Types of Sports we can offer

Home-educated children can access a wide range of sporting activities, including but not limited to

  • Football

  • Table Tennis

  • Pickleball

  • Badminton

  • Basketball

  • Netball

  • Cycling/Scooter

  • Cricket

  • Play Zone

  • Trips

  • Guest speakers

  • Visitors (including Animal HQ, Entertainer & Magician)

 

Physical Education at Home

Physical Education (PE) in a home education setting does not need to mirror a traditional school timetable. Instead, it can be:

  • Interest-led

  • Integrated into daily life

  • Adapted to suit different learning styles

  • Flexible around competitions, training schedules and family life

 

Inclusion and Wellbeing

Sport within Home Education can be adapted for children with:

  • Special educational needs or disabilities

  • Anxiety related to competitive environments

  • Sensory processing differences

Smaller groups, flexible pacing and personalised goals can help children thrive physically and emotionally.

Sport in Home Education is not simply about physical exercise; it is about nurturing confidence, character, health and enjoyment. With flexibility and creativity, families can build a rich and varied sporting experience tailored to each child.

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