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EPISODE · Nov 4, 2018 · 43 MIN

075: Skills4Sport with Alex Dunn

from Education On Fire - Sharing creative and inspiring learning in our schools

      Alex Dunn talks to me about how his experience of teaching PE in schools relates to sport in the community. Skills4Sport is an established company providing lessons, courses, camps and club facilities in the Northamptonshire area. Running Roade Tennis Club and Nighthawks Badminton Club gives Alex Dunn the ideal base to promote both sports. Whether you are a complete beginner or an established player, there is always something to learn. Both Clubs provide fun friendly sport with club nights, camps for kids and tours for the adults. In addition to tennis and badminton facilities, Skills4Sport run first aid courses, strength / conditioning courses, LTA teacher training and a variety of non sports specific coaching courses. Courses First Aid Basic first aid– sports leaders Level 2 – Emergency First Aid at Work (1-day course), requirement for sports coaches Level 3 – First Aid at Work (3-day course & refresher course) Refresher training Mini Medics(first aid for primary school children) Tailored course based on your needs and requirements Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) Primary school teacher training – scheme of work and ideas on teaching tennis in a primary school Secondary school teacher training – scheme of work and ideas on teaching tennis in a secondary school Cardio tennis – high energy tennis actions, drills and games to music Tennis leaders – 14yr and above Fundamental movement course– aimed at level 1 & 2 sports coaches, university sports students Coaching courses Non sports specific coaching courses – Other providers may be used to assist in delivery of these courses Sports psychology Lesson delivery and ideas Multiskills Speed work and agility exercises www.skills4sport.com www.northamptonbadmintonclub.com www.efawcourses.co.uk   Show Sponsor – National Association for Primary Education Our aim is to achieve a higher priority for the education of children from birth to 13. High quality learning in the early years of life is vitally important to the creation of an educated society. Young children are not simply preparing for the future, they are living a never to be repeated time of life and the best way to learn is to live. For more information click here

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Alex Dunn talks to me about how his experience of teaching PE in schools relates to sport in the community. Skills4Sport is an established company providing lessons, courses, camps and club facilities in the Northamptonshire area. Running Roade Tennis Club and Nighthawks Badminton Club gives Alex Dunn the ideal base to promote both sports. Whether you are a complete beginner or an established player, there is always something to learn. Both Clubs provide fun friendly sport with club nights, camps for kids and tours for the adults. In addition to tennis and badminton facilities, Skills4Sport run first aid courses, strength / conditioning courses, LTA teacher training and a variety of non sports specific coaching courses. Full details at www.EducationOnFire.com/075-skills4sport-with-alex-dunn

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