If you want to do things like spins then undergo a basic aerobatics course once you have a few hours under your belt as a PPL holder - the syllabus was changed for a very good reason because deaths following spins have reduced since.
Agreed.
Add to that the availability of club aircraft suitable for spin training.
However IMO (which is biased) you should go an do so more "advanced" flying after your PPL and if you enjoy it, an aerobatics course. The "advanced" training should include spins, and a host of other things that are beyond the PPL. There are some good schools around that offer this training and some real experts like Ultimate High - you will learn a lot, and its great fun.
You will get more from it once you have done your PPL and the basic skills are in place.