Free Boxing at BYC — in partnership with Brighton Youth Centre. Mondays 18:00 – 19:00, starting Monday 9th November 2026.
Find out moreMoulescoomb Boxing Academy runs two connected but separate programmes — and sponsorship helps power both, so no child is priced out of either.
Free taster sessions, PE curriculum enrichment and after-school clubs bring boxing directly into schools across Brighton & Hove — introducing pupils to the sport at no cost to them or their school.
The first step — free. Open to every pupil, at no cost to them or their school.
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Pupils who want to go further can progress onto our structured Sunday programme — following the 7-Level Progression Pathway from Foundation through to Mastery.
This is a paid programme. Sponsorship can fund full places for children who couldn’t otherwise afford to take part.
Both programmes are delivered by Moulescoomb Boxing Academy — Sponsorship can support the school sessions, the Sunday Academy, or both. Partner With Us
Book a free taster session through Gymdesk. Free tasters run in our Level 1 session on Sundays, 10:00 – 11:00am. No experience is needed – just bring comfortable sportswear and a bottle of water.
Need kit? Visit our shop for starter kits, hand wraps and grip socks.
If your child enjoys it, enrol through Gymdesk: a one-off £20 enrolment fee (including the Level 1 Academy T-shirt) and £45 per month for one structured Sunday session per week.
Your child starts at Level 1 (Foundation) in the white T-shirt and works up through the 7 levels, with optional assessments by invitation every 12–13 weeks.
Through our structured progression pathway, supportive coaching environment and focus on personal development, we help young people build confidence, resilience and life skills that extend far beyond the boxing gym.
How much calmer and more focused he had become in class.
My son's focus and discipline have improved so much already. He loves going every week!
The structure, the confidence it's building, and the way the coaches support each child — absolutely brilliant.
A pupil who had not attended school regularly came in specifically because he knew boxing was on that day.
Brighton Aldridge Community Academy (BACA)
Dorothy Stringer Secondary School
Bevendean Primary School
Woodingdean Primary School
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