Four school children chosen to be ball boys and boy girls at Wimbledon say working at the tournament has been a "once in a lifetime experience".
Adam, Oscar, Caitlin and Oliver, from The Beacon School in Banstead, have been working on courts across the tournament, including being a part of Arthur Fery's first match on his route to the semi-finals.
The pupils, aged 14 and 15, now all say they want to go on to work on one of the show courts and soak in the atmosphere of some the biggest tennis matches this summer.
Speaking about Fery's first match, Adam, 14, said: "It was really nice to do - he was really nice, and the atmosphere was intense."
Oscar, 14, who also worked the match, added: "My mum and my uncle were both ball crew too and it inspired me to try out.
Adam, Oscar, Caitlin and Oliver, from The Beacon School in Banstead, have been working on courts across the tournament, including being a part of Arthur Fery's first match on his route to the semi-finals.
The pupils, aged 14 and 15, now all say they want to go on to work on one of the show courts and soak in the atmosphere of some the biggest tennis matches this summer.
Speaking about Fery's first match, Adam, 14, said: "It was really nice to do - he was really nice, and the atmosphere was intense."
Oscar, 14, who also worked the match, added: "My mum and my uncle were both ball crew too and it inspired me to try out.
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