Sports Clubs

If you're interested in a particular sport, a good way to get involved is to join a local club. Browse the directory to find a club you want to join.

Sports Club Directory

You can access information about over 110 local sports clubs and societies in Kingston by visiting the Sports Club Directory on the Kingston Website (link below).

Clubs for the following sports are available:

Sport A-F	Sport G to R	Sport S to Z
Athletics	Golf	Scuba Diving
Badminton	Gymnastics	Squash
Basketball	Handball	Swimming
Bowls	Hillwalking	Table Tennis
Cricket	Hockey	Target Shooting
Croquet	Horse Riding	Tennis
Cycling	Martial Arts	Trampolining
Fencing	Netball	Volleyball
Football	Road Running / Cross Country	Watersports (rowing, canoe, kayak, dinghy, sailing)
	Rugby Union

Other Clubs and Initiatives

Club 912

Club 912 is a sports club that runs during the Easter and Summer holidays. If you're aged 9 to 12 years old, then you can take part in informal sports sessions at:

Latchmere Recreation Ground, Kingston (from 9:30am to 12:30pm)
Alexandra Recreation Ground, Tolworth (from 1:30pm to 4:30pm)

There are many sports that you can play including:

Football
Rugby
Basketball
Hockey
Cricket
Rounders

The Sports Leaders and their assistants will also provide many different fun games. Halfway through the session, you'll be taken to a nearby shop for some much needed refreshment. It's a great way to take part in some physical exercise and also a fantastic opportunity to make new friends.

There's no need to book. Just turn up on the day with a small fee of £1.50.
To find out the next dates when Club 912 is running, call 020 8547 5207.

Club 516

Club 516 is a regular sports club for children aged from 5 to 16 years of age with special needs.

The club runs every fortnight at the Arena Sports Hall and costs £5 per session.

Address
Arena Sports Hall
Kingston College
Kingston Hall Road
Kingston
KT1 2AQ

Sessions consist of one and a half hours of fun playing a variety of sports. Two or three different sports will be focused on at each session including Basketball, Sports hall Athletics, Mini Tennis, Kwik Cricket, Tri Golf, Mini Squash, Boccia and much more..

There is no need to book, but places are limited and will be given on a first come first served basis. For more information, call Kingston Sports and Recreation Services on 020 8547 5207.

Kingston Junior Table Tennis Initiative

Are you interested in table tennis? Learn to play table tennis in a school club.

The Kingston Junior Table Tennis Initiative is a scheme run in partnership with Kingston Sports and Recreation Services. It aims to give all children the opportunity to play table tennis, with those showing talent being offered extra training at local table tennis clubs.

Participating schools are provided with first class equipment and coaches with the opportunity for teachers to also train as coaches. So far it has been a great success and it is by no coincidence that Kingston have won gold medals in the past few years in boys and girls events at the London Youth Games.

A Table Tennis Tournament is arranged annually and is held during the Kingston Festival of Sport in May. There are singles competitions for boys and girls and team competitions for schools for ages ranging from under 11’s to under 19’s.

How can your school get involved?

If you go to a school in Kingston and your school isn't involved in the scheme yet, tell your P.E. teacher about it and get them to call Kingston Sports and Recreation Services on 020 8547 5207.

Kingston Wildcats School of Basketball

Kingston Wildcats School of Basketball offers after school coaching sessions during term-time for boys and girls aged 8–12 years.

These sessions are held at :

Chessington Sports Centre, Garrison Lane, Chessington

To book on to the sessions or for further information you can contact Chessington Sports Centre on 020 974 2277.

The School of Basketball was an initiative started by Kingston Sports and Recreation Services six years ago and following its huge success is now being run by the Kingston Wildcats School of Basketball, whose enthusiasm and commitment take the scheme from strength to strength.

The School of Basketball is a structured scheme and has Squads which compete in the Surrey and National Leagues. Trials are held each season and Coaches Sessions' also recognise those players with talent and progress them into a squad. For information about Borough squads please visit their website or contact Adam Pearce on 07838 131044.