Our Holiday Camps

First Touch Soccer are extremely proud of their School Holiday Camps which are run by our experienced, highly qualified and fun-time coaches.

What can my child expect?

Your child can expect to have a fun, energetic time, learn new skills to help them develop not only as a footballer but also as an all-round athlete. We guarantee that your child is in a safe, fun and relaxed environment with fun coaches who have excellent child-management skills.

How old do I need to be?

Our camps are tailored to meet the needs of youngsters between the ages of 4-13 and individuals are grouped according to age and ability.

Who are the coaches on the camp?

All of our coaches are highly qualified, experienced and who care passionately about sport. They all hold valid CRB-enhanced clearance forms and have attended Child Protection Workshops. We all work with youth teams in the local community, as well as having experience with some professional clubs. See FTS Coaches page.

What time does the camp start?

The day starts at 9.30 a.m.. We also offer an early drop-off for the working parent.

What does the day consist of?

A normal day will consist of a 9.30am start, (there is the option of an early drop-off for the working parent.) Warm-up games include lots of fun non-sport specific, multi-skilled based games. These will include Speed, Agility and Quickness (SAQ), helping the youngsters develop the bio-mechanic of the body and how we move. Each day there is a technical session which concentrates on a specific skill i.e. heading, shooting, volleys, chipping, swerving the ball etc. The technical sessions are always fun and the youngsters love to practice their new skills during their free time around breaks. The afternoon session comprises of fun, tournament matches. This also gives youngsters the opportunity to try out officiating matches as well as trying out their newly developed skill-of-the-day.

What time does the camp finish?

The day ends when at 3.30pm we hand your youngster back to you. Undoubtedly exhausted, ha ha!

Do I need to bring any equipment?

As professional sports coaches, we use our own equipment.

What should my child bring?

Plenty of drinks and snacks plus a packed lunch. Appropriate and comfortable clothing suitable for the day. Shin guards. Trainers, as well as Boots. On a hot day, plenty of sun cream and a cap. On a wet and cold day, a warm jacket and jumper. Ohh and you’ll need lots of ENERGY!