We offer a multi-sports programme of activities that promote girls and boys to get actively involved in movement and games.
Welcome (Classes start from 16 months)
Little All Sports offers a number of fun active programme of activities around different sports to promote pre-schoolers – girls and boys to get actively involved in movement and games. At all my sessions I ask for parent/grandparent/guardians to participate with their child/children.
Developing physical, social skills, spatial awareness, cognigtive and problem solving. All activities are to help build confidence, encouragement and will let children get active and have fun with you their parents/guardians, me and other children.
I currently operate on a term time only basis but occasionally run some ad-hoc holiday classes. If you have an early walker, please get in touch via email info@littleallsports.co.uk to chat about whether the sessions would work for your child.
Pre-School
Sessions run on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for children aged 16mths to 4. Take a look at our “Sessions” page for more details.
After School Club
Bell Farm – Monday 3.30-4.30pm (Reception & Year 1 only)
Bell Farm – Tuesday 3.30-4.30pm (Reception, Year 1 and Year 2)
These clubs are only open to children attending the school
Other sessions
Tuesdays : Nursery Mobile Day
Little Tinkers Nursery, Hersham
Childrens Workshop Molesey
Flying Start – Molesey
Parties: For children aged 3-6 years … please take a look at my “parties” link for more information.
What I offer
LAS programmes per term are age specific and action packed allowing development from basic jumping, catching, throwing, hitting, kicking, rolling, running and balancing by learning a variety of different sporting skills/drills which children can develop through having fun with mini sports such as gym & movement, circuits, basketball, football, cricket, tennis, athletics and ball skills/games. (3 sports per term – 2 weeks of each and Gym & movement in all half terms)
Little All Sports ethos
encourage and engage children in physical fun activities in order to give them the best start to being physically active
develop key motor skills such as hand-eye coordination
agility, movement, balance and awareness of surrounding space
promote and encourage children to develop self-esteem and confidence
give children the right skills to develop their team work, sharing, fair play and interaction skills such as speaking, listening, word, colours and numeric skills which are all part of the EYFS (Early years foundation stage)