Youth of Tomorrow has reshaped their national education program as the Schools Future Fit Program which delivers comprehensive life education programs that empower youth in the 21st century. The Schools Future Fit Program is linked to the Australian Curriculum, aims to reduce youth related issues identified by the Australian Human Rights Commission and delivers 6…
Wimbledon champion Pat Cash joined top junior tennis players at Melbourne Park today to officially mark the 12th annual Gallipoli Youth Cup. “I’m incredibly proud to see the Gallipoli Youth Cup into its 12th year,” Cash said. “When we started, we had small ambitions to educate sport enthusiastic children about World War I and how…
Youth of Tomorrow’s inaugural School Education Program (SEP) was launched at Sydney Olympic Park Tennis Centre with more than 200 primary school students from Parramatta North, Warwick Farm, Condell Park and Merrylands participating in the program. The SEP was first held in 2008 at Melbourne Park (home of the Australian Open) and in 2017 at…
Brisbane QLD, Australia, 18 April 2018 | Tennis Queensland More than 500 students from across Queensland attended the state’s second annual Youth of Tomorrow School Education Program at the Queensland Tennis Centre today, with students from Petrie, Bayview, Russell Island, Inala and Eagleby in attendance. The program, which was first launched in Melbourne in 2008, uses sport…
Melbourne VIC, Australia, 17 April 2018 | Tennis Australia The 11th edition of tennis’s unique Gallipoli Youth Cup will be staged at Melbourne Park on clay from 17-21 April 2018. Top junior tennis players from around the world will travel to Melbourne Park this week to take part in the Gallipoli Youth Cup, an ITF Junior…
Brisbane QLD, Australia, 21 April 2017 | Tennis Queensland Olympian John Millman (QLD) has helped launch the first Queensland based Youth of Tomorrow School Education Program (SEP) at the Queensland Tennis Centre this morning. More than 200 students from across the state took part in the program, which was first launched in 2008 at Melbourne…