Appleton Hall Badminton - Warrington

15/09/2025

The new winter season has started. Come and visit the club every Wednesday, at Bridgewater Lower School Sports Hall at 1945. Visitors can have one free trial session! See our website for more https://www.appletonhallbadminton.co.uk

21/09/2022

The new winter season has started. Come and visit the club every Wednesday, at Bridgewater Lower School Sports Hall at 1945. Visitors can have one free trial session! See our website for more https://www.appletonhallbadminton.co.uk

12/06/2022

Summer holidays are approaching, and kids with so much time on their hands need to stay active. Build some sport into their schedule with badminton lessons. Badminton is a fun sport, that's great for fitness and can be played by anyone.

Sessions at two locations: Bridgewater High School in Appleton and Great Sankey Leisure, Saturdays . Anyone aged 6-12 is very welcome, but hurry as spaces are limited.

Contact us on : Frank 07463 633445 or https://chat.whatsapp.com/GDjxqSirsjMInmVKcVpAU3

Message on Facebook:
m.me/sunrisebadmintonnetwork

Our website: https://sunrisebadminton.com

Also find info about the coach of the sessions:
https://coachfrank.uk

17/05/2022

If your child is between 6-12 years and interested in badminton, they can join our badminton sessions on Saturday at WA4 - Bridgewater High School. We have a 4 courts sports hall and only 5 spaces left. (updated on 13/07/2022). Get in touch for more details:

WhatsApp invite link: https://chat.whatsapp.com/GDjxqSirsjMInmVKcVpAU3

Message on Facebook:
m.me/sunrisebadmintonnetwork

Parents are welcome to attend.

Coach Frank provides a fun way of learning badminton skills and he is keen to develop strong basics to kickstart your badminton journey.

Sunrise Badminton is a network of clubs around Warrington to provide an enjoyable badminton experience, primarily for children, and raise talents. Come and visit our website for more info. If you are interested, send a message on Facebook or the WhatsApp invite link above.

Our website: https://sunrisebadminton.com

Also find info about the coach of the sessions:
https://coachfrank.uk

28/04/2022

FITNESS 💪🏼FUN 🥳 SOCIABILITY🏸🏸🏸 at Appleton Hall Badminton Club.

If you are looking for those qualities, then you’re in the right place. You’re welcome to come along on WEDNESDAY night at 7:45 for a FREE session

Please private message us for more information.

07/11/2020

COVID-19 Update, October 2020
Unfortunately, we are not able to organise club nights at the moment, due to Warrington being in Tier 3 of the Government Covid-19 measures. This will only be possible once Warrington returns to Tier 1. You can check what is permitted in each tier on the Badminton England web site. Stay safe everyone!

05/09/2020

COVID-19 Update, September 2020
We are starting the 2020-21 season on September 9th following Badminton England protocols for safe play. In summary

If you wish to play both members and visitors must book in advance by 7PM on Tuesday by emailing our COVID-19 Officer Sylvia Brittain on [email protected]. Please copy club secretary Sylvia Christelow on [email protected]
Sessions will run for 90 minutes between 7:45PM and 9:15PM
Players will be allocated to a group of up to 6 players, who will play on a single court for the whole session.
A maximum of 3 courts will be in use (18 players)
Visitor fees may be paid in cash, but no change will be available, so please bring the correct amount
Please come changed and ready to play, bringing your own racket
Do not attend if you have any COVID-19 symptoms.

If you have any firther questions, let us know in DM.

Thanks,
Appleton Hall B. C. Committee

30/12/2019

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