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PE/After School
1 Healthy Options Mat 2 Uni - Cricket Set
1 Healthy Options Mat
A fun way to jump and hop your way to
learning about healthy choices. Climb your
way to the top as you eat healthily and take
exercise. Size: 180 cm square.
PE00133
2 Uni - Cricket Set
All you need for a game of Uni-Cricket. Each
hard wearing plastic set contains 2 bats, 2
balls, 2 stump bases, 6 stumps and a
carry/storage bag.
PE00079 Junior
PE00081 Mixed Set
3 Alphabet Target Throw
Giant, randomised alphabet target practice
mat which can be used for a multitude of
3 Alphabet Target Throw games. Use the beanbags included to aim at a
specific letter. Set includes: 1 mat (212 cm x
152 cm) and 12 bean bags.
PE00030
4 Double Catch
A fantastic TTS exclusive that enables you to
practise your throwing, catching and kicking
skills. It is double-sided which allows a number
of children to join in at once, improving hand-
eye co-ordination. A useful training aid for a
variety of sports such as cricket, tennis and
football. Consists of a 4.5 cm mesh net
attached to a frame by 0.7 cm bungee cord
and includes 2 securing metal pegs. Size: 85 x
4 Double Catch
85 cm.
PE00188
5 Combined Mini Football/
Rugby Posts
These versatile PVC mini rugby posts can also
be converted into a mini football goal. Ideal for
use by younger children. Includes goal anchors
and a tough carry/ storage bag. 1 goal
supplied. Size: H3.7 m, Height to crossbar 1.83
m, L2.44 m, D1.22 m.
PE00187
6 Agility Ladder
Our soft flexible rung ladder is an ideal
introduction for testing speed and agility. The
5 Combined Mini Football/ Rugby Posts 6 Agility Ladder
4-metre ladder can be easily packed away into
the storage bag included.
KLAD
7 Agility Ladder 9m
A lightweight and portable ladder ideal for
practising linear and lateral movements. This
ladder has the feature that you can actually
adjust the spaces between the rungs. Comes
in its own bag. Suitable for children 7+
PE00141
7 Agility Ladder 9m
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