FCG has established a tennis team through its "Sports Empowerment" programme and continues to innovate and upgrade its characteristic sports courses. As a boarding school, FCG attaches great importance to the positive impact of sports on students' physical and mental development, allowing them to find a balance between learning and exercise. In sports, tennis is not only a competitive sport that involves victory and honour but also represents a tenacious spirit of perseverance and fearlessness in the face of difficulties.

After 180 days of preparation, the school selected 11 outstanding students from the entire student body to form a tennis team. These 11 students will receive professional guidance and training from experienced tennis coach Stella Zhao. With her rich learning and training experience, excellent students could later be sent to the world's most professional "IMG Academy" for training and participation in international competitions.

The school's tennis speciality sports courses are designed to cultivate students' interest in tennis and improve their physical fitness while also selecting students with tennis talent to participate in various city, provincial, national and even international-level competitions, providing more opportunities for students to apply to world-renowned universities in the future.

FCG's tennis curriculum adopts the world's most advanced NSCA training system and the internationally widely used ITF (International Tennis Federation) and PTR (Professional Tennis Registry) course systems to teach students.

Considering young people's growth patterns, the school provides professional tennis training for students of different ages. Among them, for students aged 6 to 8, the emphasis is on learning tennis knowledge and basic skills and cultivating interest. For students aged 9 to 12, the focus is on improving their tennis skills and enhancing their competitive awareness. Students who continue their studies beyond 13 will receive more professional guidance and training.

For Stella Zhao, tennis is not just a sport but also a way of life. She started playing tennis at six and has trained in many countries, including China and the United States. Now, tennis has accompanied her for decades. At 15, Stella Zhao was selected for the Chinese national team and awarded the title of national first-level and national athlete.

So far, Stella Zhao has eleven years of frontline tennis education experience. The students she has coached have won many honours in various tennis competitions, such as Zheng, who won first place in the women's singles short net at the "Sports Lottery Cup" Youth Tennis League; Bai, who won first place in the transitional group doubles and second place in the transitional group singles at the 2016-2017 China Tennis Association Youth Tennis Development Alliance Elite Tournament. The schools she has coached have been named "Traditional Tennis Schools in Shenzhen" in 2015 and 2019 and "National Youth Campus Tennis Feature School" in 2018. Under the leadership of Stella Zhao, students at FCG can fully tap their potential and achieve more in the tennis field.

FCG inherits the "Sports for All" concept from Fettes College, UK, and advocates the spirit of excellence in sports. The school is committed to forging students' lifelong love for sports and physical activities. In terms of curriculum settings, the school provides a variety of characteristic sports courses such as equestrianism, golf, swimming, tennis, and field hockey. In terms of facilities and equipment, the school provides more than 20 sports facilities and venues, such as a 50-metre heated-controlled swimming pool, an internationally certified FIFA football field, an internationally certified FIBA basketball court, and a squash room. In terms of teachers, the school has a team of national athletes and internationally accredited coaches, such as Wei Tang and Binghai Xie, who are national-level athletes in charge of the baseball course, and Jon Dewalt, a certified basketball coach from the USA Basketball Association, who is in charge of the basketball course.