Football Camps...
Come along to one of our Summer Holiday Football Camps.
Birmingham City FC Community Trust deliver a wide variety of football focused activities during school holidays.
Our football camps have everything needed for you to have one of the most enjoyable weeks in the year, as well as improving skill and fitness levels.
Constantly growing in popularity, the BCFC Community Trust has taken the camps to countries such as Norway and Austria over the past 3 years.
Run by professional football coaches, all aspects of the game are covered with emphasis on teamwork, technique and especially enjoyment! Just as importantly, the sessions are designed for children of all abilities. Any child who does show promise may be invited to one of our Development Centres or into BCFC’s Academy.
Professional goalkeeper coaching sessions are also available, covering all aspects of the position, including shot stopping skills and handling crosses. Any child who does show promise may be invited to one of our Development Centres or into BCFC’s Academy.
Whichever activity you decide to join, there will be a selection of prizes and trophies throughout the week.
At the end of the week, the coaches will choose their ‘camper of the week’ from each camp.
The football ‘camper of the week’ will receive a free place on a future camp of their choice and a pair
of football boots.
The goalkeeping ‘camper of the week’ will receive a free place on a future camp of their choice and a
pair of gloves.
- Sports kit (shorts, socks and tracksuit,wet clothing) - Football boots - Shin pads - Trainers - Towel -Change of kit in case of bad weather - Packed lunch - Plenty of still drinks.
Summer Holiday football camps
Week 1 - 20th - 24th July 2015 Arden, Wast Hills
Week 2 - 27th - 31st July 2015 Arden, Langley, Wast Hills, CTC Kinghurst Academy
Week 3 - 3rd - 7th August 2015 Arden, Langley, Wast Hills
Week 4 - 10th - 14th August 2015 Arden, Langley, Wast Hills, CTC Kingshurst Academy
Week 5 - 17th - 21st August 2015 Arden, Langley, Wast Hills
Week 6 - 24th - 28th August 2015 Arden, Langley, Wast Hills, CTC Kingshurst Academy (GIRLS ONLY)
VENUE
Arden School
Station Rd
Knowle
Solihull
West Midlands
B93 0PT
Langley School
Kineton Green Rd
Solihull
West Midlands
B92 7ER
Wast Hills
Training Ground
Kings Norton
West Midlands
B38 9EL
CTC Kingshurst Academy
Cooks Lane
Kingshurst
Birmingham
B37 6NU
TIMES
7 - 15 Yr Olds | 10am - 3.40pm
4 - 6 Yr Olds | 10am - 12pm
(Supervision available from 8.30am)
7 - 15 Yr Olds | 10am - 3.40pm
4 - 6 Yr Olds | 10am - 12pm
(Supervision available from 8.30am)
7 - 15 Yr Olds | 10am - 3.40pm
4 - 6 Yr Olds | 10am - 12pm
(Supervision available from 8.30am)
PRICE
7 - 15 Yr Olds | £15 per day or £50 per week
4 - 6 Yr Olds | £8 per day or £25 per week
TIMES
7 - 15 Yr Olds | 10am - 3.40pm
4 - 6 Yr Olds | 10am - 12pm
(Supervision available from 8.30am)
7 - 15 Yr Olds | 10am - 3.40pm
4 - 6 Yr Olds | 10am - 12pm
(Supervision available from 8.30am)
7 - 15 Yr Olds | 10am - 3.40pm
4 - 6 Yr Olds | 10am - 12pm
(Supervision available from 8.30am)
7 - 15 Yr Olds | 10am - 3.40pm
4 - 6 Yr Olds | 10am - 12pm
(Supervision available from 8.30am)
Birmingham City Football Club’s Community Trust shall not be responsible for any accidents or injuries sustained from participation in any of the events or activities, or for the loss or damage of personal belongings.
Please note we do not issue confirmation of applications. We will only contact you if for any reason there is a problem with your application, or in the event of a camp cancellation.
For Further information Please contact the Community Trust office on 0844 557 1491 or community@bcfc.com
Over the past 4 your Birmingham City Community Trust deliver its ever popular football camps at Snaroya Sportsklubb based in Oslo, Norway and FC Shretter Vils who are based in Vils, Austria.
Our professional coaches visit these magnificent areas do deliver a one week camp at each venue once a year, the popularity of the camps gets greater and greater each year and receive exceptional feedback from the participants, parents and each individual clubs representatives.
The camps have also gained publicity from local newspapers and TV news programmes.