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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. 

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

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

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WEEKLY TERM TIME SESSIONS STARTING

TUESDAY NOVEMBER 3rd

9.45am to 2.00pm

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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.

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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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