Welcome to the registration page for Andrew Lawrence Basketball Skills Session U12 (Primary School) sessions and U16 (secondary School. These sessions will be at St Peter's School from 5-6pm and 7-8pm respectively on Mondays.

The term sessions will run from Monday 7th September -  Monday 14th December (07/09/26 - 14/12/26). 

There will be 12 sessions included in this term with Monday 1 of October, Monday 2nd November and Monday 30th of November being excluded.

The session is ran by Andrew Lawrence who is currently playing for the Surrey 89ers and has had a vast playing career playing in numerous countries and representing Great Britain on a international level.

This session will aim to offer fun skill-based sessions which will keep the children engaged and help them not only develop their basketball skills, but to also understand how to work within a team environment. Our core values will be to  instil discipline, respect and sportsmanship. We offer high-level coaching from current and ex-professional players, as well as coaches, to give the children the best experience possible and role models to look up to.

By returning this completed form: I agree to my child taking part in the activities of the Club. I agree to inform the coaches of any important changes to my child’s health, medication or needs and also of any changes to our address or phone numbers given. In the event of illness, having parental responsibility for the above named child, I give permission for medical treatment to be administered where considered necessary by a nominated first aider, or by suitably qualified medical practitioners. If I cannot be contacted and my child should require emergency hospital treatment, I authorise a qualified medical practitioner to provide emergency treatment or medication.

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