Fun Football Classes
for 3 Year Olds

1. Age Specific Physical Activity & Motor Skills Development

At 3 years of age, young children may be very active, but it is still important that they engage in safe, toddler-specific physical activity that does not put too much strain on them — physically or emotionally.

We use football training, along with fun activities and games, to help young kids develop their fundamental movement, balance, co-ordination, and motor skills alongside ball skills.

2. Social Development for Confident Children

A confident child is a happy child, and our classes focus on helping young boys and girls build confidence both on and off the field. We do this through encouraging team camaraderie and helping them to believe in themselves and their abilities.

Because football is a team sport, the children also have the opportunity to make new friends and develop their social skills outside of pre-school.

3. The Introduction of Essential Life Skills

Playing football is just one part of our weekly sessions.

Through teaching this sport, we also teach children how to work and play in a structured environment and how to focus and balance listening to and carrying out instructions — a skill set that will help them when they get to school.

Through our mini-games and training activities, our young players will also learn how to be a good sport and learn the importance of being a team player, both in football and in life.