News

I thought you might be interested in hearing how our Little Big Superstars have been getting on!   My son, the inspiration behind Little Big Sports has been cricket obsessed since he could walk. Last year was his first full season playing Under 11 cricket and he loved it. The icing on the cake was the Awards ceremony he attended on Friday....

I'm excited to announce that Katie, owner of Little Big Sports has been short listed for the finals of The Mumpreneur Awards, an annual ceremony aimed at celebrating parents throughout the UK who manage the difficult task of juggling business with family life. Katie has been shortlisted for Little Big Sports in the Wired category, which is open to businesses who predominantly...

My sporty, cricket loving son (and the inspiration behind Little Big Sports) has since his toddler years spent hours playing cricket with us, his friends and by himself. The test matches he plays on his own, that genuinely last 5 days and are incredibly complicated, will be remembered forever in our family! He recently turned 8 and this coincided with the arrival...

  I'm still stunned but utterly delighted to have been awarded Mumpreneur of the year at the fiercely contested Kent Women in Business Awards (KWIB) on Thursday. I attended the Kent Women in Business Awards partly because I was a finalist but mainly because it was a great opportunity to meet like minded business women and to hear some inspirational speakers. I...

Little Big Sports is delighted to have been announced as a key partner and supporter of Pledge 2 Play. This fantastic initiative launched by Aly from Rainy Day Box Co and Jennifer from Skribbies encourages parents to put down the gadgets and spend time creatively indoors or outdoors with their children. In a world increasingly dominated by technology and with the pace...

On Sunday morning I flicked the television on and stumbled across the heats of the Women's Snowboard slopestyle. My son and I were gripped. The athleticism, speed and camaraderie between the competitors was incredible. After an utterly compelling hour or so a new sporting star was born. Jenny Jones from Bristol became the first Brit to win a medal on the slopes...