Our New Website Is Live

A Fresh Look for a Growing Tennis Community

We’re proud to introduce the new Tennis School website a fresh, streamlined space built with care by our team and Maryam, making it easier than ever to explore, connect, and play.

We’re excited to share our brand-new website! It's designed to reflect the energy, growth, and community spirit that define The Tennis School.

Our goal was simple: to make your experience online feel as welcoming and organized as it does on court. The new site makes it easier to explore programs, check schedules, read updates, and get to know our team. Whether you’re a parent looking for the right class, an adult returning to the game, or a player aiming for competition, you’ll find everything you need in just a few clicks.

A special thank-you goes to the web team led by Maryam Noori whose patience, and management know-how helped bring this project to life. Her efforts behind the scenes made sure every page feels clear, accessible, and easy to navigate.

This refresh isn’t only about design; it’s about connection. You’ll now find clearer program paths, detailed information about our coaches, and a growing blog section with stories, updates, and insights from our tennis community.

We hope you’ll take a look around, bookmark your favorite pages, and share the site with friends who might want to join us on court.

The new Tennis School website is live. It’s built for you.

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Welcome

The Tennis School — your go-to for tennis all year round. As a thriving tennis club and training facility, come enjoy our well-maintained courts & pro coaching. Membership applications are open, providing exclusive access to our club.

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Affiliations

The Tennis School is a proud member of the Ontario Tennis Association and Tennis Canada by extension, aligning with the highest standards of national tennis excellence. Every game played here contributes to the broader legacy of tennis in Canada.