Dylan is having a great time since joining S4K a few months ago – so glad we moved him from... View More..
Mark, father of Dylan & Luke - S4K Kickers, Farnborough
We had a taster class a few weeks ago with S4K and I was a bit...well surprised. It was not what I... View More..
Christine, mother of Tristan - S4K Tots, Camberley
Sport4Kids is better than anything else that we have encountered before. We were with previously... View More..
Emma, mother of Jessica - S4K Kickers, Old Windsor
Really good structured classes for age related needs. My two boys love it! Thank you to coach Adam... View More..
Sarah, mother of Daniel and Harvey - S4K Strikers, Egham
Coaches always welcoming and friendly towards both children and parents. A family orientated club,... View More..
Patrick, father of Tommy - S4K Strikers, Windsor
Professional, friendly and always full of smiles - my daughter absolutely loves Sport4Kids. The... View More..
Paul, father of Lilly - S4K Kickers, Kingston
The highlight of our little one's week! Coach Mark and Coach Charisse are always enthusiastic and... View More..
Emma, Karen & Jessica - mothers of Maddox, Ciara & Sebastian - S4K Kickers, Old Windsor
A great fun class, where all of the children are entertained and have a fun time. Coach Marie and... View More..
Ian, father of Robert - S4K Kickers - Egham
We have been extremely impressed with your set up. The kids have
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Rachael - mother of Claudia and Joshua - S4K Kickers, Guildford
03-08-2017 
franciscoach
We are sad to say goodbye today to 4 long-standing members at our Royal Holloway kids football classes in Egham. The Rice family, who have been with us since 2014, are heading back overseas to the USA to start a new chapter in their lives.We wish Jackson, Liam & Audrey (who have been with us for over 3 years), all the very best in the US, and hope they continue to grow and develop into lovely young people. Coach D...
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Naomi Webb
School teaching, where PE, Sports or classroom based is an extremely rewarding profession - but what does the anatomy of a school teacher look like? Provided by edustaff...
Read more19-09-2016 Mubeen Khan
Often, parents will discuss their child’s lack of interest in Sport and question why, but struggle to understand the root cause. Children are now growing up in a digital age and are getting exposed to Tablets, Smart-Phones and Social Media which is unfortunately distracting them from Physical Education. Furthermore, the government recently announced some astounding statistics on the increase of child obesity in England and Wales which is largely contributed by children not attaining a correct diet. There is not an easy answer to overcome these challenges of growing up in 21st Century, but as...
Read more05-09-2016 Naomi Webb
The Olympic Games is bound to prove an inspiration to people right across the globe. Whether they’re aspiring athletes with an eye on Tokyo in 2020 or enthusiastic amateurs eager to push themselves to achieve their own potential, the action in Rio is sure to prove a big motivating factor as they hit the gym in the coming months.Yet what does it actually take to be an Olympian? And what lessons can we learn from the sacrifices that were made by the medal winners in Brazil? The daily routine of a history making gold medal winner Luckily, we are able to see exactly what it takes to become a...
Read more17-05-2016 Naomi Webb
Father’s Day is approaching, but luckily for you, it’s still far enough away to ensure you have time to get your dad a really good present. If your old man is really into sport, you’re in luck: you have the golden ticket when it comes to present buying, knowing that a sports-themed gift is bound to put a smile on his face! What would we recommend? Well, any of these five perfect Father’s Day presents… 1. A sports membership Rather than buying him yet another sports-themed mug or t-shirt (come on, try harder!), why not get him a membership? If your dad likes to cycle, gift him a British Cycling...
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How exactly have the football greats like Pele, Roberto Carlos, Ronaldo and Neymar been able to master the Brazilian Samba?
Futsal is designed to allow players to constantly touch the ball, encourage them to retain posession of the ball and optimise the enjoyment of not only attacking, but also defending. The technique removes some of the difficult rules of football that may hinder youngsters development. For example, there are no offsides in a Futsal match, thus allowing players to move into any space that they see beneficial.
Coaches are encouraged not to actively participate in the game, but to act as a faciliator, allowing the children to be creative in their approach to the game, which ultimately aids vision and decision making abilities. thus making it easier to recruit more volunteer "coaches". This allows the game to effectively become the teacher!
A not so well-known fact is that girls football is the fastest growing sport on the planet!
If you research the history of women’s football, you will see that role models have been instrumental in the establishment of the womens game. Nettie Honeyball pioneered women’s football in the 1890s and Lily Parr who played for Dick, Kerr’s Ladies, was one of the first women footballers to be inducted into the Football Hall of Fame.
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