WorldWide Tennis Academy

Last updated April 2026

Watch your child’s confidence surge on the court at WorldWide Tennis Academy in Strathfield, Sydney, where kids tennis lessons turn first swings into lifelong love of the game. Tiny tots as young as three start with soft balls and mini-rackets before progressing to full-court rallies, all under the watchful eye of Tennis Australia-qualified coaches who know exactly how to keep little arms swinging. Weekly group lessons blend skill drills with fun games like ‘red light, green light’ and obstacle-course volleys that disguise coaching as playtime, ensuring no child ever feels they’re ‘practicing’. Birthday parties here come with a pro coach leading a 45-minute clinic followed by party snacks under shaded canopy seating, so parents can relax while the kids exhaust themselves in the best way possible. Holiday camps in the school breaks pack five action-packed mornings of tennis, crafts and mini-tournaments, giving parents a full week of guilt-free ‘me time’ — or time to grab coffee at the nearby café strip. **What to Bring** Light, breathable clothing and running shoes. A water bottle labelled with your child’s name. Tennis racquet if your child already has one; loan racquets provided for beginners. Hat and sunscreen even on cloudy days. Small healthy snack for after the session. **Best Age Range** 3–14 years, with dedicated Tiny Tots program for 3–5 year olds and Hot Shots red/yellow/blue stages for 6–14 year olds. **Good to Know** Lessons run Monday to Saturday during school terms and daily during school holidays. Casual trial lesson $25; term packages start at $175 for four weeks. Bookings essential via the online portal. On-site parking available in Morwick St and surrounding residential streets; arrive 10 minutes early for first lesson to check in with coaches. **Nearby** Strawberry Hills playground in Homebush, Sydney — 8 minutes drive, shaded equipment perfect for toddlers. **Tips From Other Parents** Go early on Saturday mornings — courts fill fast and the ‘daddy-rally’ mums and dads arrive early to claim the best viewing spots. Buy the academy’s branded sweatbands at the front desk; kids feel like mini-Murrays wearing them all week. If your child’s first lesson ends with a high-five from the coach, you’ve found the right place.