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Tots Tennis Dulwich: new term places available, Ages 2-4


mattcowie

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The new Tots Tennis Club term starts this week and places are filling up fast! Reserve your place now at https://totstennis.club/book


Dulwich Village

Mondays

10.30am: ages 2+ (30mins)

11am: ages 2+ (30mins)

11.30am: ages 3-4 (45mins) FULL


Wednesdays

11am: ages 2+ (30mins)

11.30am: ages 3-4 (45mins)


East Dulwich

Thursdays

10.30am: ages 2+ (30mins)

11am: ages 2+ (30mins)

11.30am: ages 3-4 (45mins)


Nunhead Fridays

10.30am: ages 2+ (30mins) FULL

11am: ages 3-4 (45mins) FULL


Tots Tennis Club is a fun, play-based introduction to tennis for ages 2 to 4. We learn forehands, backhands, volleys and serves while developing agility, balance, coordination and movement. Join the club now! https://totstennis.club


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