Ping for Schools & Clubs

Empowering the next generation through sport
Ping For Schools and Clubs provides children with a gateway to table tennis, using the excitement of the 2026 World Championships to boost physical activity.
Our programmes focus on:
- Physical literacy: Developing core motor skills and agility
- Social connection: Building confidence through team play and competition
- Fun & inclusion: Making the sport accessible to all abilities
Improving lives, one point at a time
Bring table tennis to life with TT Kidz – the engine behind engaging children in table tennis through Ping for Schools and Clubs. Become a Centenary Club and be part of a legacy that is 100 Years in the making.
TT Kidz
Designed for simplicity and maximum fun, it provides “pick up and play” sessions that allow schools, clubs, community deliverers and leisure centres to hit the ground running.
Whether you are a teacher or a community leader, TT Kidz supports you with:
- Ready-made sessions: Fully planned, engaging lessons designed for easy delivery
- Skill progression: Built-in physical literacy session progressions and clear levels to track participant growth
- Deliverer support: A wealth of resources to help you introduce table tennis to children in your local area
Centenary Club Programme
In 2026, table tennis returns to its roots. To celebrate 100 years since the first World Championships were held in London, we are launching the Centenary Club Programme – a search for top clubs and community hubs to serve as local beacons for the sport.
As a Centenary Club, you will lead the charge in your community, delivering a two-year impact plan tied to the ITTF World Team Table Tennis Championships Finals London 2026.
Why join the Centenary network?
- Prestigious branding: Gain the exclusive right to use the official London 2026 Centenary branding
- National recognition: Cement your status as a hub of excellence and a pillar of your local community and the table tennis community
- Lasting legacy: Be at the forefront of the Ping! For the People initiatives, driving health, inclusion, and youth participation