Our after-school clubs help children to develop mentally as well as physically, offering them an environment where they can improve everything from their social skills to their confidence levels whilst learning new physical skills or practising something they enjoy. Our football sessions are based on the Mini Soccer philosophy, a scaled down version of association football, smaller pitches and fewer players.
Why small sided? A very simple answer – small sided games mean more football and more involvement in the game. It maximises involvement in real football situations. More goals, shots, saves, passes, dribbles, tricks and tackles.
It makes it easier for coaches to observe where players are in their development. All players attack and defend in a game rather than being stuck in one position. More freedom to explore the game and ultimately MORE FUN!

A unique football specific play programme for boys and girls aged 18 months to 5 years. Tots FC sessions run in line with the early years national curriculum. The children have lots of fun, make new friends and will have a ball each for the majority of the session, developing essential skills such as balance, co-ordination, social skills and much more.

A unique football specific play programme for boys and girls aged 18 months to 5 years. Tots FC sessions run in line with the early years national curriculum. The children have lots of fun, make new friends and will have a ball each for the majority of the session, developing essential skills such as balance, co-ordination, social skills and much more.

Our FC Academy sessions are based on the Mini Soccer philosophy, a scaled down version of association football, smaller pitches and fewer players. Skills that will be taught include dribbling, turning, passing, heading, shooting, co-ordination amongst many others.
Why small sided? A very simple answer – small sided games mean more football and more involvement in the game. It maximises involvement in real football situations. More goals, shots, saves, passes, dribbles, tricks and tackles.
It makes it easier for coaches to observe where players are in their development. All players attack and defend in a game rather than being stuck in one position. More freedom to explore the game and ultimately MORE FUN!