Teacher Workshops
Cricket teaching made simple.
Practical online workshops that help school staff teach cricket simply, safely and confidently — even if they don’t know anything about the game.
WHY TEACHER WORKSHOPS
Make cricket easier to teach.
Many teachers are asked to deliver cricket with limited time, limited equipment and varying levels of confidence.
The challenge is rarely enthusiasm. It is knowing what to teach, how to keep it safe, how to adapt activities for mixed abilities and how to make lessons enjoyable without overcomplicating things.
Teacher Workshops are designed to make cricket feel clearer, simpler and more manageable within real school settings.
WHAT TEACHERS EXPLORE
The essentials teachers need to deliver cricket well.
Cricket basics
Understanding the key rules, roles and simple formats teachers need to get started.
Practical PE games
Activities that are quick to set up, easy to explain and simple to adapt for different abilities.
Safe delivery
Helping teachers organise cricket safely indoors and outdoors.
Groups, equipment and space
Practical ways to manage pupils, equipment and limited space without making lessons complicated.
Classroom and wet-weather ideas
Simple ways to keep cricket learning going when outdoor activity is not possible.
Lesson planning and progression
Straightforward ways to structure lessons and build skills over time.
PRACTICAL BY DESIGN
Built around the realities of teaching cricket in schools.
Teacher Workshops are delivered online in small groups and typically last around 60 minutes. Sessions are practical, interactive and designed to fit easily into busy school schedules.
Rather than relying on technical language or complex coaching theory, workshops use clear explanations, practical activity ideas and discussion around the challenges teachers actually face.
60-minute online session
A focused session that gives teachers useful ideas without adding unnecessary complexity.
Practical and interactive
Clear explanations, usable activities and discussion around real school situations.
Simple resources to take away
Teachers leave with ideas and resources they can use in lessons straight away.
WHO THEY’RE FOR
Built for school staff who need cricket to feel manageable.
Primary schools
Practical support for teachers delivering cricket with younger pupils and mixed levels of experience.
Secondary schools
Simple, adaptable approaches for staff delivering cricket across different year groups and ability levels.
PE and non-specialist staff
Support for teachers who are expected to teach cricket but may have little or no background in the game.
School sport leads and trusts
Flexible workshops for school sport leads, staff teams and multi-academy trusts looking to improve cricket delivery across their setting.
TEACHER WORKSHOP PRICING
Flexible pricing for individual schools and shared delivery.
Single school
$595
per workshopUnlimited staff from one school can join the same live online workshop.
2 schools
$515
per schoolTwo schools share the same live online workshop.
3 schools
$465
per schoolA practical option for school clusters or shared CPD.
4+ schools
$435
per schoolDesigned for larger school clusters and multi-academy trusts.
Book 3 or more workshops within 12 months and receive 10% off every workshop.
Not sure what would work best for your staff team? We’re happy to talk through the options.
WHY CRICKET MIND
Cricket expertise translated into practical support for teachers.
Cricket Mind brings together experience from professional cricket, coach development and the delivery of cricket learning in different environments.
That means Teacher Workshops are designed to make the game easier to understand and easier to teach — using clear explanations, practical activities and approaches that work in real school settings.
“They are so skilful at combining appropriate levels of challenge and support with all they come into contact with.”
— Mark Garaway, Millfield School
PLAN YOUR TEACHER WORKSHOP
Make cricket easier for your staff to teach.
Tell us about your school, your staff and the challenges they face when delivering cricket, and we’ll shape the workshop around what would be most useful.
