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What the Scheme Offers

PLAYER DEVELOPMENT CENTRES
Player Development Centres offer children from the ages of 5-13years the opportunity to develop their skills in a safe environment under the guidance of FA qualified coaches. Children work on there individual ball skills as well as there knowledge. The centres offer clearly defined progression routes into the Advanced squads.

SATURDAY MORNING JUNIORS
The Saturday Juniors offers children the opportunity to take there first steps into football. Children take part in a fun orientated session delivered by one of our KLCF Qualified staff. The juniors is a clear progression for children into the Kings Lynn Player Development Centre and takes place every Saturday morning at The College Of West Anglia.

10am - 11am Boys and Girls Ages 4 - 7 year olds.

Players need to come in trainers, football training kit, shin pads and also bring a drink.

Ł3.00 per session (to be paid in half-term blocks)

Should you require any information on the Saturday Morning Juniors then please contact Daniel Buhlemann on 07944035269 or email dbcommunitycoaching@hotmail.co.uk

IN-SCHOOL CURRICULUM COACHING
Kings Lynn Community Football is now able to offer structured National Curriculum Physical Education ‘ Schemes of Work ’ in Schools. This enables community coaches to effectively cover for teaching staff during PPA time. Lesson or Session Plans have been developed to cover NC ‘ Unites of Work ’ in half-term blocks. The coaches are able to report on pupil progress and Levels of Attainment at the end of each half-term or as required by your reporting programme. KLCF works closely alongside the King Edward VII School Sport partnership on a variety of initiatives.

AFTER SCHOOLS CLUBS
King's Lynn Community is able to offer children the opportunity to participate in a football orientated after schools club. This club provides children with the chance to take part in a fun football session structured by a one of our qualified Community Coaches.

SPONSOR DAYS
This School Fundraising initiative is a football skills based challenge day for boys and girls. Previous challenge days have been a resounding success providing schools with much needed funds. KLCF will organize and run the event prior to speaking to the school on the desired format. The school pupils collect sponsors to participate in the challenge day with a percentage going back to the school and an amount going to KLCF to cover all costs of administration, coaching staff and equipment.

After the event the KLCF coach will come into a school assembly where all pupils will receive a certificate to mark their achievement. Local press will also be invited in to cover the event ( subject to availability ). Previous schools within the area have raised massive amounts of funds. Here are just a few of the monies raised in 2006.

St Georges School raised Ł815!!! Smithdon High School raised Ł1200!!!

LUNCHTIME CLUBS
Schools are able to tailor these Lunch Time Clubs to suit their needs. Schools may use the Lunch Time Club as an incentive for good behaviour. The coach would be able to come into the school for lunchtime either before or after the pupils have had their lunch. The lunchtime club would be an opportunity for children to play games in a structured environment.

HOMEWORK CLUBS
Homework clubs are very flexible and can be suited to cater for whatever the schools needs are. They run before school, dinnertime or after school. Some schools would run a homework club after school and incorporate it by getting the pupils to do homework for 30 minutes and then playing football in a fun environment for 45 minutes.

HOLIDAY SOCCER SCHOOLS
Soccer Schools are held at local High Schools around the region from between 2-10 days in every school holiday depending on the length of the break. Soccer Schools are aimed at boys and girls of all age’s and abilities. The days are broken down into fun warm up games, skills zones and competitions before lunch then a mini world cup tournament in the afternoon. Prizes are given to winning teams and trophies are presented to the chosen ‘Player of the Day’ for there attitude and overall behaviour throughout the day. All of the soccer schools are headed by our FA Qualified regionally staff.

FESTIVALS AND TOURNAMENTS
Schools may wish to host a festival or tournament and can involve the Community Football Coaches to plan and manage the event. The Community Football Programme can provide the necessary equipment and the safety checks instigated on the schools behalf. This event can be an in school tournament or involve other schools by invitation to a festival. The cost for such an event would be negotiable with the school.

Goalkeepers Player Development Centre
5pm-6pm Boys and Girls Ages 6-11yrs and 12-16yrs. Advanced Goalkeeping PDC 6pm-7pm (Invitation Only) Goalkeepers are required to bring appropriate goalkeeping gloves for the session.

To find out more information on any of the above please refer to the KLCF Regions and your Region.

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