A few months ago, the QCF team had the privilege of visiting Lodge School in Wimbledon—an extraordinary day and residential specialist school supporting pupils with vision and sensory impairments. The visit was a powerful reminder of the impact that inclusive sport can have when delivered with care, expertise, and purpose. During our time at the school, we delivered a vibrant and engaging tennis festival that introduced an incredible 146 children to the game—many of them expe

We were delighted to welcome Ben Coleman MP, Member of Parliament for Chelsea and Fulham, to one of our seniors’ dementia‑friendly tennis sessions at Bishop’s Park this week. His visit provided a valuable opportunity to showcase the positive impact of inclusive sport within the local community. During his time with us, Ben took the opportunity to speak directly with participants, hearing first‑hand about their experiences and the difference these sessions make to their wellbe

Excitement is building as entries open for the Surbiton Trophy Grasscourt Para‑Standing Championship, the only international para‑standing tennis tournament in the world to be played on grass. This unique event is proudly delivered by Surbiton Racket and Fitness Club in partnership with the Queen’s Club Foundation, the official charity of the Queen’s Club and the LTA para‑standing hub for the South East. Taking place at the historic Surbiton Racket and Fitness Club, the champ

As we step into an exciting new term, we’re delighted to announce that the links for all of our upcoming sessions are now live. Whether you’re returning or joining us for the first time, there’s something for everyone this term. Head over to our ClubSpark page to explore our programmes, find the sessions that suit you best, and secure your place. Spaces can fill up quickly, so we recommend signing up as soon as possible to avoid missing out. We look forward to welcoming you

Daphne is 15 years old and has played tennis since she was 6 years old, so almost a decade of tennis. It has been a wonderful journey from start until now where she is ranked just outside top 500 in the world junior rankings. Daphne played many different sports before tennis became her main interest. Tennis is a fantastically rewarding sport but also physically demanding. On top of many hours on the tennis court, she spent significant time on strength and conditioning not o

We are thrilled to celebrate St Augustine’s CE Primary School, recently named Middlesex Tennis School of the Year, an achievement that reflects the remarkable growth of tennis within their community and the strength of their three‑year partnership with the Queen’s Club Foundation. From the very beginning, St Augustine’s recognised the potential that tennis could bring to their pupils, embracing every opportunity available and embedding the sport into the daily life of the sch

We are pleased to announce the launch of our third Inclusive Hotspot as part of the expanding Inclusive Hotspots Project, jointly funded by The Queen’s Club Foundation (QCF) and Middlesex Tennis. This new hotspot, based at Spelthorne Community Tennis Centre, will serve as a dedicated hub for people who are deaf or hard of hearing, offering a welcoming space to experience tennis in an accessible environment. The hotspot will officially open on 29 March 2026 with a Deaf Tennis

We are looking for a dedicated Fundraising Manager to join our team and make a difference in the community. Be part of a passionate team committed to supporting charitable causes and creating a positive impact. To apply for the position of Fundraising Manager developing our fundraising strategy and maximising fundraising opportunities to assist us to continue to improve lives through racket sports please click on the link