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Can everyone afford to play tennis? There is almost 3,200 schools in NSW and 2,200 are public...when compared to the independent school networks, public school tennis offerings can vary significantly, often reliant on teachers taking on multiple roles to create sporting opportunities for their students. This year we're investing (both financially and in staff support) to support the public school networks with the aim of making tennis competition and programming accessible for all. Following our successful Coloured Ball Competition pilot with the Primary School Sports Association (PSSA) in 2023, we're working with additional public school zones this year to create more opportunities for students. Collaboration between our national and state sporting body, local clubs and coaches and finally the school sport representatives and teachers has been key in being able to provide high quality, affordable tennis competition experiences for all. As an insight, the competition below had approximately 170 players over 10 weeks, the cost was just $6/week for a child to play and it raised almost $10,000 revenue for the local tennis club in off-peak time. The income means the local club can pay to support the local PSSA to deliver the competition, taking some of the burden off local teachers and making these competitions sustainable, more of these to come in 2024! Tennis NSW Tennis Australia

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This is an interesting initiative that has been a long time coming. Footballers on retirement have invaluable knowledge and experience that should not be lost to the game. There is another major opportunity in bringing that experience from football to marry up with the developing focus on neuroscience. Currently, the relationship is closer to the needs of scientific research rather than the immediate practical use for the demands of professional football. There is enough existing research, already completed and published, to indicate the benefits of Mentored Brain Training can deliver for elite football. In particular, improved performance and building mental strength and resilience can be conveniently achieved. Football should be taking a more significant lead here to ensure its needs are met. There will come a time when full time jobs will be created in every club and it will be more beneficial for the game if footballers can take on the role. It could be easier for ex players to learn about the fundamentals of brain training than scientists attempting to understand the world of elite football.