For parents
A stronger sense of self.
Working with your child’s school, we provide supportive boxing coaching to help students develop confidence, discipline and resilience.
What to expect
A positive end
to the school day.
Active, encouraging and tailored to the group. Young people practise boxing skills with coaches guiding and encouraging them as they learn.
Our school programme runs over ten weeks, with one session each week and up to 15 students. Boxing gloves, ropes and pads are supplied.
Sessions are tailored to the group. The aim is to give pupils room to try, practise and recognise their own progress.
The people supporting your child
Support from qualified coaches.
Our coaches are England Boxing Level 2 qualified, with enhanced DBS certificates, first aid and safeguarding training.
Meet Boxing101
In their own words
What it means
to take part.
Student and parent feedback, as presented in our 2023/24 impact report.
After-school clubs · 2023/24
“I have become stronger, more confident and better at setting goals.”
Wider 101 programme · 2023/24
“More fit, more disciplined and more focused in school.”
The parent’s feedback appears in the report’s wider 101 programme section. These shortened excerpts are reproduced as presented in the current report and describe individual experiences from 2023/24.
Your questions
A few useful details.
Will my child take part in sparring?
No. Boxing101’s school sessions are non-contact only and do not include sparring.
Which year groups is the programme for?
The school programme is for Years 7–11, primarily at independent schools in London.
Do we need to buy boxing equipment?
Boxing101 supplies gloves, skipping ropes and pads for sessions. Ask your school about clothing and any arrangements for your child’s sessions.
How do I find out about Boxing101 at my child’s school?
Speak to your school about its partnership with Boxing101 or its after-school provision. For questions about Boxing101’s coaching or programme, contact us.
Student feedback
Hear how pupils rated their experience.
Our 2023/24 impact report shares historical feedback from students who took part.
Explore our impact