BOYS FOOTBALL
Boys Football Training sessions
For boys in Reception and up to YR2
These football sessions are a great way to introduce your child to football. The sessions are facilitated by experienced sports coaches. We aim to create a positive, fun and supportive environment where children can build confidence and learn new skills.
To book follow the link below or to make an enquiry please email us at scsports0@gmail.com We offer a FREE trial session if you have not been before but would like to give it a try. Just book as normal to let us know you are coming.
Location
You will find us on the St Marys and St Giles Primary School outdoor training area.
The outdoor training area (MUGA) Is located next to the school and can be accessed via the Wolverton Road Rec (Rocket Park) or via Vicarage Road.
St Marys and St Giles Primary School (North Site)
King George Crescent
Stony Stratford
MK11 1EF
TIMES & PRICES
We run BOYS FOOTBALL TRAINING SESSIONS for:
- Reception - year 2
- Saturday Mornings
- 9:15am - 10:15am
- Dates are available on the booking page. Follow us on social media for updates.
- Sessions are booked in blocks of three. Three sessions cost £22.50
What do I need to bring?
So you're ready to start playing football? Great!
You will need to book online and provide us with emergency contact details and information about any relevant medical conditions or allergies.
You will need to bring:
- Water bottle
- Wear clothing you can be active in, that is suitable for the weather.
- Wear suitable footwear such as trainers or football boots without studs.
- Remember to put on sun cream before the session and bring a hat if it is a hot day.
FOOTBALL KITS
We are delighted to offer SC Sports Football Kits. Each kit includes, shirt, shorts and socks and is priced at £25.00 Kits can be personalised for an additional cost. To view the kit and to order follow the link below.
Parent Feedback
"We first met Mr Cooksley through his role as PE teacher st Russell Street School. I was struck by his ability to relate to the kids and inspire confidence in them. Even though he was firm and expected good behaviour from the kids, it was apparent that he enjoyed their company and so they enjoyed their lessons and after school club activities with him."