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Enthusiasm about school tennis project

May 23, 2016

Enthusiasm about school tennis project
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St. Maarten News – The Country Club at Port De Plaisance in collaboration with the school manager Stuart Johnson of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Primary School teamed up for a special physical education project that began on February 2.

Since the beginning of the year the Cycle 2 classes of the school added professional tennis classes to their physical education experience. Physical education coach Kevin Dekkers and class teachers assist during these classes.  

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“I am extremely happy so far with the progress our students have shown by participating in this weekly tennis partnership,” school manager Stuart Johnson said. “Every week the students are eager to go to PDP Country Club to gain more knowledge and skills in tennis. The excitement is clearly on their faces are they actively engage in this sport.” 

Enthusiasm about school tennis project

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?p=14059

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