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- Link your club/venue up with local community groups such as faith centres, community groups, disability charities. Speak with and involve people from different backgrounds in your decision-making to ensure you have a balanced view. Get involved in campaigns such as Women's Squash Week on social media.
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There are a number of ways that squash can be introduced to school children: Squash in your school. Squash can be delivered in any setting at any time of the year. We can train your staff to deliver squash at your school or put you in touch with your local squash club or county association who can deliver it for you. Schools Squash Leaders Award.
Children will be taught fundamental skills to play squash, and develop hand-eye coordination, racket work, movement and match play through action-packed fun games and drills delivered by specially trained leaders. Find your nearest Squash Stars session.
Can students receive scholarships to play squash at a UK university? Yes! Some of the leading universities for squash in the U.K. will be able to offer their students some form of scholarship. U.K. university sports scholarships are awarded in different ways at each university.
Start your squash journey here. Whether you want to play, coach, referee or volunteer, we've all the advice you need to get involved in this exhilarating sport.
- Squash Scheme of Work Overview
- Introduction
- Physical Education Programme of Study – Key Stage 3
- Physical Education Programme of Study – Key Stage 4
The aim of this resource is to provide a clear framework which teachers and other physical education and school sport professionals can use to develop squash in secondary schools. It provides detailed schemes of work and lesson plans which secondary colleagues will find invaluable. It links effectively to the current National Curriculum (Key Stage ...
Squash in secondary schools has traditionally regarded as a “minority sport” and unless the school has the facilities or staff with an interest in squash or specific squash knowledge it does not normally feature as a mainstream taught curricular activity. Part of the reason for this has been the dearth of resources available for teachers to utilise...
During Key Stage 3 pupils become more expert in their skills and techniques, and how to apply them in different activities. They start to understand what makes a performance effective and how to apply those principles to their own and others’ work. They learn to take the initiative and make decisions for themselves about what to do to improve perfo...
During key stage 4, pupils tackle complex and demanding activities, applying their knowledge of skills, techniques and effective performance. They decide whether to get involved in physical activity that is mainly focused on competing or performing, promoting health and well-being or developing personal fitness. They also decide on roles that suit ...
Mar 26, 2018 · Squash has proven to be an effective hook for Kids On Point to bring underserved youth into a long-term support system and to encourage students to reach their full potential. Here are five ways the sport of squash is useful in youth development: 1. Character Building.
May 16, 2023 · What is Squash Stars and how do I get involved? Squash Stars is a Squash 6 week Programme with qualified Squash Star Leaders. The programme is aimed at 5-9 year old's. It is a beginners programme aimed at providing the essential, core skills in squash and to provide confidence to get involved.
