Schools Throwing

Polanik Class T Javelin
£88.59 - £117.92

Polanik Class SK Javelin
£73.62 - £99.20

Polanik Class R Javelin
£68.62 - £83.00

JAV Trainer Pro
£25.42 - £131.94

FinnFlier Javelin
£53.56 - £246.38

Spier Turbo Javelins
£51.60 - £54.83

SilverEagle Training Javelin
£49.81 - £230.31

Redhawk Training Javelin
£48.20 - £224.95

Long Turbo Javelin
£57.72 - £622.43

Bull Nosed Javelins
£17.77 - £270.08

Foam Javelin Pak
£165.92

Foam Javelin
£11.89

Mini Foam Javelins
£11.87 - £122.32

Vortex Mega Howler
£17.91

Cantabrian Challanger Discus
£16.96 - £33.52

Cantabrian Rubber Discus
£3.08 - £4.69

Primary Discus PAK
£58.11

Cantabrian Club Turned Shot Puts
£16.09 - £36.87

Cantabrian Indoor Training Shot Put
£20.82 - £74.10

Primary Shot Put PAK
£59.44

Indoor Shot Put Circle
£1,652.44

Cantabrian Training Hammers
£26.81 - £40.22

Indoor Hammer
£24.89 - £26.89

Primary School Hammer 350g
£13.08 - £59.99

Throws PAK
£281.64

Infant Agility Throws Kit
£319.23

Target Throw
£273.85 - £327.57
Throwing Gear for School Sports Available in the UK
Schools Throwing Equipment FAQs
What throwing equipment is best for schools?
We offer shot puts, javelins, discus, hammers, and medicine balls designed for safe use by primary and secondary pupils. All equipment is durable, easy to handle, and suitable for indoor or outdoor PE lessons.
How do I choose the right equipment for different age groups?
Use lightweight shot puts and soft javelins for primary pupils, and junior shot puts, discus, and lighter hammers for secondary students. Matching equipment to age and ability ensures safety and helps pupils develop correct technique.
Are there starter kits for teaching throwing in schools?
Yes. Starter kits include essential equipment, activity cards, and lesson ideas, making it easy for teachers to introduce practical throwing lessons safely and effectively.
How can teachers run safe and practical throwing lessons?
Demonstrate correct grip, stance, and throwing technique.
Use cones or marked zones to define safe throwing areas
Start with lightweight implements and progress gradually
Encourage proper form to build confidence and reduce risk
How should schools maintain and store throwing equipment?
Clean equipment after each use, store it in a dry, secure space, and use protective covers or bags. Proper maintenance keeps equipment safe, hygienic, and long- lasting.