Squash
Four walls, fast feet. Reactions, angles and problem-solving in every rally.
A school racquet sports program
Racquet One brings squash, padel, tennis, badminton and creative court games into Australian schools — fun, inclusive sessions that build coordination, confidence and a love of moving together.

Why Racquet One
School sport tends to funnel students toward a small handful of games. Racquet One opens the door wider — five disciplines under one program, with a shared vocabulary of grip, footwork, timing and teamwork.
Variety keeps students engaged. Different sports suit different bodies, temperaments and confidence levels, so more students find a game they actually enjoy — and stick with movement long after the session ends.
Everything is designed to feel inclusive: mixed abilities on court together, low-pressure entry points, and coaching that rewards effort, curiosity and how students play with each other.
The sports
Adaptable to the spaces and age groups your school already has.
Four walls, fast feet. Reactions, angles and problem-solving in every rally.
Doubles by design. Easy to start, endlessly social — teamwork built in.
The classic. Baseline rallies, gentle competition and lifelong fundamentals.
Light, quick, inclusive. A confidence-builder for students of every size.
Our own mini-games that stitch the sports together — playful, team-based, adaptable to any space.
The exact mix, spaces and equipment are shaped with each school — we don't promise every sport in every room, we promise the right ones for your students.
For schools
Three flexible formats that slot into the rhythm of the school day. Final timing, group sizes, equipment, pricing and requirements are confirmed with each school after an initial conversation.
Format 01
A single-day visit that puts every student on court across multiple sports. Ideal for sports weeks, house days and open days.
Format 02
A structured block of sessions across a term — students rotate through disciplines, build technique and finish with a friendly tournament.
Format 03
A recurring club for keen students. Consistent coaching, small groups, and a real progression through the racquet family.
How it works
A short enquiry — students, space, ambition. We reply personally.
A tailored proposal covering sports mix, format, timing and equipment.
We arrive, set up, and get every student playing from the first whistle.

Inside a session
Warm-up game
A moving, laughing start. Everyone in, no one on the bench.
Skill of the day
One clear technique broken down and practised together.
Sport rotation
Students rotate through two or three racquet sports in small groups.
Team challenge
A short, playful match-up that puts the skill into practice.
Cool-down & celebrate
Stretch, reflect, and shout-outs for effort, not just winners.
Meet the Coach
Ezz is a certified squash coach from Egypt, holding a qualification from the Egypt Squash Federation and over seven years of experience training players.
He delivers structured, step-by-step coaching, making sure every student builds a strong understanding of the fundamentals — from racket grip to advanced technique. His approach is professional, patient and focused on building confidence and skill in every player.
Squash is Ezz's home game, but the philosophy travels. The same fundamentals of grip, footwork, timing and reading an opponent run through every racquet sport in the program — which is why sessions move so naturally between them.
— Built by Ezz and his wife, together.

Why the idea works
Five sports means more students find one that clicks — no one is stuck on the sidelines.
Racquet sports quietly train balance, agility and hand-eye coordination in every rally.
Sessions flex to the spaces, equipment and cohort each school brings to the table.
Students remember the day they tried five sports in one afternoon — and want another.
Frequently asked
Anything not covered here? Ask us in the enquiry form and we'll come back to you personally.
Enquire
Share a few details and we'll come back with a proposal shaped for your students, spaces and calendar.
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