Encouraging girls to take up squash is the goal of a new campaign in Cromer.
Cromer Lawn Tennis and Squash Club is taking part in Squash Girls Can, a national initiative run by Squash England.
Aimed at seven to 11-year-olds, it involves five lessons with the club's squash coach Henry Geaves from 5pm-6pm over half-term - October 24-28, for £25.
Participants will also get a racquet, squash balls and membership of the club until April 30 next year.
Kelvin van Hasselt, club chairman, said: "We have fabulous facilities at the club with two first-class squash courts with a viewing gallery for parents to watch their children – and a comfortable clubhouse too where parents can enjoy a cup of coffee afterwards.
"At the club we find that girls really enjoy playing squash at the club – but we have so few. We just hope this course will help many more to take up squash."
To find out more, email admin@cromertennsiclub.co.uk, or call 01263 513 741.
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