England Netball are teaming up with the Youth Sport Trust (YST) to support their online After School Sport Club to help children across the UK feel part of a club and encouraged to keep moving and developing their multi sports skills.
England Netball Ambassador and Saracens Mavericks captain Sasha Corbin will be running a Bee Netball session for 5–11-year-olds from 5-5:30pm on Thursday 25 February.
Bee Netball supports whole child development and is about friendship, inclusion, fair play – helping develop grit and resilience. It’s not about how good children are, it’s about how hard they try to Bee!
The session will be broadcast live for children and young people through the Youth Sport Trust’s YouTube channel and access is free.
Katy Ritchie, Director of Development at England Netball, said: “We are delighted to be supporting the Youth Sport Trust After School Sport Club.
“Bee Netball is a great way for young people to be active and learn through netball and physical activity.
“We know many young people are missing physical education and school sport, it’s incredibly important to support wellbeing and these after school clubs are a great way to help this whilst at home.”
England Netball Ambassador and Saracens Mavericks captain Sasha Corbin will be running a Bee Netball session for 5–11-year-olds from 5-5:30pm on Thursday 25 February.
Bee Netball supports whole child development and is about friendship, inclusion, fair play – helping develop grit and resilience. It’s not about how good children are, it’s about how hard they try to Bee!
The session will be broadcast live for children and young people through the Youth Sport Trust’s YouTube channel and access is free.
Katy Ritchie, Director of Development at England Netball, said: “We are delighted to be supporting the Youth Sport Trust After School Sport Club.
“Bee Netball is a great way for young people to be active and learn through netball and physical activity.
“We know many young people are missing physical education and school sport, it’s incredibly important to support wellbeing and these after school clubs are a great way to help this whilst at home.”
For more information, please visit www.youthsporttrust.org/AfterSchoolSportClub
