Adult & Junior Membership
A monthly membership fee (£6 per child, £15.00 per adult) will provide you with the following.
Exclusive access to group coaching & individual lessons (coaching fees still apply).
Free court use via an online booking system.
Discounted team kit, tennis rackets and trainers.
Social events, special events and inter-club tournaments.
Friday night Adult Social Tennis
Contribution towards on-going court and net maintenance.
Free use of flood lighting.
Eligible to opt into the Wimbledon Ballot.
Sunday Morning Family Social Tennis
Coaching & Membership Benefits
All coaching sessions are for members only. Membership will allow you the opportunity to book the courts for social play tennis, via an online system, at any time when the courts are not in use for squads, lessons and matches; subject to availability. Junior and adult members will continue to receive the benefit of discounted academy team kit and tennis rackets purchased through the club.
Membership will also allow you the opportunity to take part in social events, special events and inter-club tournaments run by the academy throughout the year (entry fees to competitions such as the Quorn Cup for example will still be applicable).
Membership for those who do not wish to take part in any group or individual coaching, but would still like to benefit from all the other membership incentives; using the court booking system, or taking part in the Family or Adult Social Tennis, is also welcomed and I look forward to seeing you at the Academy.
Club Rules
Club members must show tolerance, courtesy, good manners, fairness, honesty and integrity in their dealings with each other, coaches, visitors and guests.
No foul or abusive language or unsportsmanlike behaviour will be tolerated.
First Service Baker Tennis Academy is opposed to discrimination in any form. All members have a responsibility to make everyone feel welcome and to ensure that membership of the club is a positive experience.
Club members will respect the rules of the sports of tennis and address any disputes with dignity and appropriate language.
Club members should endeavour to protect and further the Club’s good reputation at all times, particularly when representing the Club in competitions or tournaments, or when visitors are present.
Players should shake hands at the end of a match.
No cigarettes or chewing gum is allowed on court.
No dogs allowed on court at any time
Please make sure all litter is placed in the bins
Suitable footwear and clothing must be worn on court
When leaving court, please ensure you lock the gates and turn off the floodlights
Codes for locks are not to be shared with other people
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Safeguarding & Code of Conduct
Prioritise the well-being of all children and adults at all times
Be a positive role model. Act with integrity, even when no-one is looking.
Help create a safe and inclusive environment both on and off the court and promote Fair Play values: enjoy; respect.
Value and celebrate diversity and make all reasonable efforts to meet individual needs
Keep clear boundaries between your professional and personal life, including on social media.
Check you have the relevant consent from parents/carers, children and adults before taking or using photos and videos.
Ensure your own roles and responsibilities, and those of everyone you are responsible for, are clearly outlined and everyone has the information, training and support to carry them out
Where possible, do not be alone with a child or adult at risk
Do not abuse, neglect, harm or discriminate against anyone; or act in a way that maybe be interpreted as such*
Doing nothing is NOT an option: report all concerns and disclosures as soon as possible, following the Concern Reporting Procedure. If someone is in immediate danger, call the police (999).
The Code of Conduct should be interpreted in a spirit of integrity, transparency and common sense, with the best interests of children and adults at risk as the primary consideration.