All Classes run in 6 to 8 week blocks in line with the school terms. Please contact James Martin (07963) 521385. If you’re not sure which class to book we have classes is suitable for Beginners up to advanced competing juniors.  Click here for Bookings and More Information

Saturdays

9.00 – 10.00am – LTA Youth (Nursery/Reception – Year 1)

9.00 – 10.00am – LTA Youth (School Years 2-4)

10.00-11.00am – LTA Youth (School Years 5-7)

11.00 -12.00am – LTA Youth (School Years 3-4)

11.00 – 12.00am – LTA Youth (School Years 5-7)

12.00 – 1.00pm – LTA Youth (School Years 8-11) 

Mondays 

4.15 – 5.15pm – LTA Youth (Reception – Year 3)

4.15-5.15pm – LTA Youth (School Years 4-5)

5.15 – 6.45pm – Performance Squad (Competitive Players)

Wednesdays

4.15 – 5.15pm – LTA Youth (Reception – Year 3)

5.15 – 6.45 – LTA Youth (School Years 5-7)

5.15 – 6.45 – LTA Youth (School Years 8-11)

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1 hour junior group lessons cost £9.50, are booked in 6-8 week blocks in line with school term. 

We run holiday camps in all school holidays. Offering tennis, multi sports and arts and crafts. Standard day 9.30-3.30pm with options to extend day to 8am-5pm. Prices start at £150.15 for 5 full days or £33.65 per day. All coaches DBS checked and LTA licensed Click here for more information and bookings.

James Mott is a LTA Tutor and Mentor working with Teachers a Local Coaches plus Middlesex County Coach for 9U & 10U Boys. We have an excellent LTA Qualified Team and use up to date methods to develop children’s confidence and tennis skills. We use LTA mini tennis balls, smaller courts and rackets to get your children rallying over the net as soon as possible. Hitting the ball over the net is the most enjoyable part of tennis! We value the social element of tennis and run regular themed parties for our junior players. We foster a positive, supportive attitude and team-working environment.

James Mott 

James@tennismott.co.uk

07963521385

Do I need to be a member? For holiday camps no we have a set price. However for after school and weekend term time coaching we charge an extra £3 guest fee so it’s better value to join the club. Follow the membership tab for more info on this site. For more membership info, click here.  

Do I need a racket? we can provide a racket and no additional cost if you would like to buy a racket we have links with a local shop five minutes walk away from the club.

What should I wear for my Tennis Lesson?  We recommend wearing comfortable athletic clothng and tennis shoes. It’s also important to bring water bottle sunscreen sunglasses and a hat in hot weather. Clothing for winter, whilst we offer Lessons year-round we are an outdoor club with floodlights – parents should provide their child with a winter jacket and possibly gloves. 

Do you offer private Coaching? Yes, we do. Please check out the tab on this website or contact James Mott on (07963) 521305.

Do you accept childcare vouchers? No, not currently this is something we’re looking at over the winter of 2025 2026. This involves Ofsted. All our coaches are DBS checked and LTA qualified. 

Bad weather policy: We do our best to keep coaching sessions going throughout the 52 weeks of the year, cancellations are made and decided on the day by the coaching team. In the event the forecast looks bad. We will do our best to make a call minimum 30 minutes before a lesson. In the event we decide the conditions are unbelievable we will offer a credit or catch up session.

Do you coach performance players? We provide a number of performance squads throughout the week. James Mott is also Middlesex County Coach and regional coach for the Lta. We also have teams for all ages entered into the Middlesex Leagues. 

Holiday camp, FAQs 

Is the day all about Tennis? No Camps are about lots of fun things including sport games and arts and crafts. The physical activities folks on a range of skills coordination that help support children and range of Sports and improve fitness and coordination and build confidence. Social skills are supported through activities that require collaboration and sharing. 

How do you manage in different weather conditions? Parents are asked to provide appropriate clothing for hot and cold weather including hot sunscreen in summer and warm clothes in winter. We have an indoor hall and air-conditioning and heating in the event of Hot weather, cold weather and rain. 

What happens at lunch? Lunchtime to supervised although sharing is nice social behaviour we ask children not to share food as others may have specific food requirements for allergies.

How do you mitigate the exposure to allergens: We have a not free policy. All parents are asked to ensure that they do not include any food for lunch or snacks that contain nuts. Please inform us if you know that your child has an allergy. 

What are the Child to Coach ratios: We keep within the recommending honest NSPCC and LTA guidelines children a group according to age ability and supervised accordingly

Behaviour: We remind children at the start of each day that they must treat everyone with respect and kindness. If they have problems with another child, they should tell a coach immediately. Any bullying or physical aggression will be treated seriously and logged in the incident report book. A judgement will be made Whether to inform Parents immediately, or at the end of the day. Incidents are rare and the atmosphere of Camps is lively and enjoyable. 

My child has a medical condition or learning difficulty: When you sign up on Clubspark, you can disclose any medical conditions or additional needs. This information will be kept confidential but communicated to the Lead Coach. If your Child needs medication during the day it is important that the Coach knows this. Children may Keep their asthma pumps in their day bag, but EpiPens should be put in a plastic bag labelled with your child’s name and given to the lead Coach for secure storage during the day. Any other conditions please discuss with James Mott prior to enrolling. We run an inclusive camp and can accommodate and make adjustments wherever possible. 

Bush Hill Park Tennis Club is committed to prioritising the well-being of all children and adults at risk, promoting safeguarding in our club at all times, including all programmes and events we run. All activities, events and trips arranged by the club run in accordance with the LTA’s Safeguarding at Events and Competitions guidance.

Our Safeguarding Policy strives to minimise risk, deliver a positive tennis experience for everyone and respond appropriately to all safeguarding concerns/disclosures. 

Read our policy here: BHPC Safeguarding Policy.