It’s time for the kids to get back into their school routine – and what could be more fun than after-school sports classes? Hong Kong’s early year sports specialists Minisport are launching term time classes for August 2026 until December 2026. There is also availability for private classes to suit your schedule.
Applications are now open to join the next term time programme, and you can apply here.
With numerous venues across Hong Kong and classes to fit in around you and your family – not to mention small class sizes – there’s plenty of reasons to sign your little one up for Minisport!
With an expanded schedule, new team members from the UK and more venues, there are plenty of reasons to get excited about Minisport's term time classes. They are also offering smaller classes too, with 10 children maximum for playgroup (1.5 - 2.5 years) and Mini-Tots (2.5 - 3.5 years).
Also, classes of eight kids and more generally have two coaches, making the student: coach ratios one of the best in town.
Minisport are moving to a three sport per term rotation as of the coming term, increasing their total range of sports covered from four to six. Term 1 focuses on basketball, hockey and athletics before Term 2 moves onto football, rugby and tennis. The intention of this program is to keep as many variables the same as possible (coach, venue, classmates) and just rotate the sport each week, enabling children to build comfort and confident in a sporting setting while trying multiple sports.
Sign up and you'll also gain access to a range of free parent events throughout the term, including expert talks, fitness classes and more!
Enjoy Minisport at times and venues that suit your group. Term 1 private classes follow the same sport rotation as public classes – hockey, basketball and athletics – and are suitable for groups of 5 - 8 kids aged 1.5 - 6 years.
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