Our new Mini Kickers Club for children aged 4-6 years is a fun introduction to football for young children in which they will be coached fun story-based games and guided through the basics of football.

The club returns after the Easter half-term and takes place on weekday evenings and Saturday mornings at various venues. See the booking form below for full details of times and venues, and please note that it is possible to join the club mid-term and pay on the day. Sessions cost just £4.50 per child - please contact Jimmy by one of the methods below to let him know that your child/ren will be attending.

Some of the Mini Kickers Clubs run on the same night and at the same venue as our Development Centres, and since the start of the year we have already moved five children into our Under-7s Development Centre. We have four more who we'd like to offer a place to but they are too young at the moment!

These promising players have been given the opportunity to push forward with their development as quickly as possible within our Youth Development Scheme, which consists of 14 Development Centres across Mid-Anglia.

During sessions the children will take part in a number of fun and exciting games to help them improve their technical ability, knowledge and understanding of the game. Children of all abilities are more than welcome to attend and the more advanced players will have the opportunity of progressing through into the Development Centres.

The dates are week commencing Monday 7th April 2008 up to & including Saturday 24th May 2008, 7 sessions.

Click here for the booking form

For more details contact Jimmy Unwin in Cambridge United Youth Development on 01223 729204 or e-mail jimmyunwin@hotmail.co.uk.

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