WARRINGTON Town Football Club’s Saturday Soccer School starts back today following a break over the festive period.
The soccer school will look at developing youngsters to play for the club’s junior section while also allowing children to have fun and learning about football in a safe environment.
Community development officer James Standing will be taking the sessions which start at 9:15am every Saturday.
The first session is for children aged 4, 5 and 6 who are all welcome to join in. It will last for an hour with participants being given free tickets to attend Warrington Town’s game with Durham City in the afternoon.
The second session starts at 10:30am until 11:30am and is aimed at children aged 7 to 12 years old who are not currently with a club. Once again, they will receive free tickets to Warrington Town fixtures while having fun through football.
The cost is just £2 per session and anyone wanting more information should contact the club’s community development officer on 07714571425 or e mail [email protected]
The Saturday Morning Soccer School will take place on the club’s 3G training pitches and parents are advised to bring plenty of drink for the children and ensure the appropriate clothing is worn. Astroturf boots or trainers should be worn along with shin pads for the older age group.
Soccer school kicks off again
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