William Hulmes Grammar School

Mini Warriors delivered a single on-site bootcamp visit to William Hulmes Grammar School in Spring Bridge Road, Manchester. The visit included 10 sessions across the day. A DBS-checked, fully insured instructor ran every session on the school’s own grounds, bringing all the necessary equipment. As a result, school staff did not need to prepare or set up anything.

The instructor adapted every activity to suit the age and ability of each class. Sessions combined obstacle-course style challenges, team games and structured exercise. Together, these activities aimed to build fitness, teamwork and confidence. This approach reflects how Mini Warriors runs bootcamp sessions in schools generally.

Across the 10 sessions, Mini Warriors reached an estimated 300 pupils in total. Multiple classes at William Hulmes Grammar School took part in a full day of bootcamp-style activity. This reflects Mini Warriors’ broader aim: making PE something pupils look forward to.

Beyond individual visits, Mini Warriors works with primary and secondary schools across the UK. The aim is simple: make PE something pupils look forward to, rather than dread. Schools commonly book Mini Warriors to supplement existing PE lessons, support a health and wellbeing week, mark a reward day, or add something different to the end of term. Every visit fits around the school’s own timetable and curriculum, so there is no disruption to the wider school day. Instructors cover locations UK-wide, and Mini Warriors has worked with schools of all sizes — from single-form entry primaries to larger multi-class settings. Each visit follows the same DBS-checked, fully insured approach, with no cost or preparation required from staff.