Our Pan DisAbility Soccer School caters for boys and girls age 5-16 years, with any form of physical and/or learning disability, Special Education Need or EHCP.

Whether this be for a first time footballer, or someone with some experience, why not come along and give it a go! On the day, players will be split into groups based on age and/or ability. All abilities welcome.

Your child will play loads of football, learn new skills and meet new friends!

Soccer Schools at this venue take place in the indoor 3G astro pitch at Fulham FC Training Ground, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

Please ensure your child brings the following:
- Own water bottle with name (no fizzy drinks)
- Packed Lunch and Snacks (not containing nuts)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs allowed)
- Shin pads
- GK Gloves (if they need them!)
- Suitable Clothing / Layers

Please ensure players are prepared for a full day of activity.

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

N.B. If you feel your child would prefer a Half Day option please email disability@fulhamfc.com

Our Pan DisAbility Soccer School caters for male and females aged 16 years and over, with any form of physical and/or learning disability, Special Education Need or EHCP.

Whether this be for a first time footballer, or someone with some experience, why not come along and give it a go! On the day, players will be split into groups based on age and/or ability. All abilities welcome.

You/your child will play loads of football, learn new skills and meet new friends!

Soccer Schools at this venue take place on an outdoor 3G or Sand-based astro pitch at Linford Christie Stadium, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

Please ensure you/your child brings the following:
- Own water bottle with name (no fizzy drinks)
- Packed Lunch and Snacks (not containing nuts)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs or flat soled shoes allowed)
- Shin pads
- GK Gloves (if they need them!)
- Suitable Clothing / Layers

Please ensure players are prepared for a full day of activity.

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

N.B. If you feel you/your child would prefer a Half Day option please email disability@fulhamfc.com

Our Pan DisAbility Soccer School caters for boys and girls age 5-16 years, with any form of physical and/or learning disability, Special Education Need or EHCP.

Whether this be for a first time footballer, or someone with some experience, why not come along and give it a go! On the day, players will be split into groups based on age and/or ability. All abilities welcome.

Your child will play loads of football, learn new skills and meet new friends!

Soccer Schools at this venue take place on an outdoor 3G or Sand-based astro pitch at Linford Christie Stadium, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

Please ensure your child brings the following:
- Own water bottle with name (no fizzy drinks)
- Packed Lunch and Snacks (not containing nuts)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs or flat soled shoes allowed)
- Shin pads
- GK Gloves (if they need them!)
- Suitable Clothing / Layers

Please ensure players are prepared for a full day of activity.

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

N.B. If you feel your child would prefer a Half Day option please email disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham FC Foundation Soccer Schools are a fun and engaging holiday football programme for boys and girls aged 5–12. Whether your child is brand new to football or already plays regularly, sessions are designed to be inclusive, enjoyable, and development-focused.

Participants are grouped by age and experience level, helping them build confidence, improve skills, and make new friends in a supportive environment. Each day focuses on a different football theme, combining skill development and match play.

Venue Details:

Our Hammersmith & Fulham Soccer School runs outdoors on a multi-use games area facilities. Additional indoor space is available for lunch and wet-weather activities.

Parking Information:

No on-site parking is available. Street parking is available nearby; please be mindful of local residents and driveways.

Arrival & Collection:

Sign-in time: 08:50am to 09:05am. Please arrive within this window to ensure a smooth registration process.

As the site is managed by a third-party, and the playing area is some distance from our sign-in area, if you arrive outside this time-window there may be significant delays in getting your child signed in.

Upon arrival, please head to school’s reception on Munster Road, where our coaching team will welcome you.

What to bring:

Please ensure your child;
· Wears suitable footwear for outdoor play (no studs) and shin pads.
· Brings a water bottle, packed lunch and snacks for the day. (no nuts)
· Wears appropriate clothing for the weather, including bringing a jumper, coat, and appropriate warm clothing. Please note, sun cream should be applied before any child is signed in.

Any budding GK’s must bring GK gloves with them, as players will not be able to take part in goal without them

Sustainability:

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely requests that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

Fulham FC Foundation Soccer Schools are a fun and engaging holiday football programme for boys and girls aged 5–12. Whether your child is brand new to football or already plays regularly, sessions are designed to be inclusive, enjoyable and development-focused. Participants are grouped by age and experience level, helping them build confidence, improve their skills and make new friends in a supportive environment. Each day focuses on a different football theme, combining skill development and match play.

Venue Details
Our Motspur Park Soccer School takes place at Fulham Football Club's world-class Training Ground, home to Fulham FC Men's, Women's and Academy teams.
Sessions take place primarily indoors in the 3G Dome, although there may be occasions when groups are allocated to the outdoor AstroTurf. We are unable to confirm in advance which area your child will use, so please ensure they are prepared for both indoor and outdoor activity.
The playing area is some distance from the sign-in area and toilets. If your child has any accessibility, mobility or additional support needs that may affect their participation, please contact our customer service team so we can plan appropriate support.

Parking Information
The on-site car park is not available for Soccer School drop-off or collection.
Free on-street parking is available on Blakes Avenue and surrounding residential roads. Please be mindful of residents and driveways.
Blue Badge holders and families with specific mobility requirements should notify our customer service team at the time of booking so that access to the on-site car park and designated accessible parking bays can be arranged for drop-off and collection.

Arrival & Collection
Sign-in time: 08:50am–09:05am
Please arrive within this window to ensure a smooth registration process. As the site is managed by a third party, and the playing area is some distance from the sign-in area, arriving outside this window may result in a significant delay in getting your child signed in.
Upon arrival, please head to the gate to the left of reception, where our head coaches will be ready to welcome you.
We recognise that fixed arrival and collection times may be challenging for some families, particularly those balancing work, caring responsibilities or other commitments. If the published times may prevent your child from attending, please speak to the Foundation team about the options available.

What to Bring
Please ensure your child:
• Wears suitable footwear for indoor or outdoor play on 3G (no metal studs) and shin pads.
• Brings a water bottle, packed lunch and snacks for the day (no nuts).
• Wears appropriate clothing for the weather, including a jumper, coat and appropriate warm clothing.
• Has sun cream applied before they are signed in.
If your child is interested in playing as a goalkeeper, they should bring GK gloves with them, as players will need gloves to take part in goal.

Don't have all the equipment?
If purchasing football equipment such as boots, shin pads or GK gloves is a concern, support may be available through the Foundation's kit-borrowing provision, where available.

Travel Information
Motspur Park is accessible by car, train and bus. The area around the venue is well lit and the site is easily accessible from the A3.
The nearest train station is approximately a 10-minute walk from the venue, and there are a number of bus routes serving the area. If you are travelling by public transport, please allow enough time to complete the journey and arrive within the sign-in window.

Sustainability
Fulham FC Foundation is committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely requests that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

Supporting Your Child
We want every child to feel welcome, included and able to enjoy their time at Soccer Schools.
If your child has a disability, is neurodivergent, has an additional support need, speaks limited English, or has a language or communication barrier, please share this information when booking. This helps our team understand your child's needs and identify any appropriate support that may help them participate fully.
Where appropriate, you may be invited to complete a Player Passport to help our team understand your child's needs. A visual timetable of the day can also be made available where this would help your child understand what to expect.

Need some additional support?
If cost, equipment, accessibility, travel, timings, language or communication needs may make it difficult for your child to attend, please get in touch with the Fulham FC Foundation team before booking or attending.
We understand that circumstances differ between families and will be happy to discuss what support or options may be available. This could include information about bursaries, access to equipment that can be borrowed, or adjustments to help your child take part. Please contact: soccerschools@fulhamfc.com or call: 0203 871 0811

Fulham FC Foundation Soccer Schools are a fun and engaging holiday football programme for girls aged 5–12. Whether your child is brand new to football or already plays regularly, sessions are designed to be inclusive, enjoyable and development-focused. Participants are grouped by age and experience level, helping them build confidence, improve their skills and make new friends in a supportive environment. Each day focuses on a different football theme, combining skill development and match play.

Venue Details
Our Motspur Park Soccer School takes place at Fulham Football Club's world-class Training Ground, home to Fulham FC Men's, Women's and Academy teams.
Sessions take place primarily indoors in the 3G Dome, although there may be occasions when groups are allocated to the outdoor AstroTurf. We are unable to confirm in advance which area your child will use, so please ensure they are prepared for both indoor and outdoor activity.
The playing area is some distance from the sign-in area and toilets. If your child has any accessibility, mobility or additional support needs that may affect their participation, please contact our customer service team so we can plan appropriate support.

Parking Information
The on-site car park is not available for Soccer School drop-off or collection.
Free on-street parking is available on Blakes Avenue and surrounding residential roads. Please be mindful of residents and driveways.
Blue Badge holders and families with specific mobility requirements should notify our customer service team at the time of booking so that access to the on-site car park and designated accessible parking bays can be arranged for drop-off and collection.

Arrival & Collection
Sign-in time: 08:50am–09:05am
Please arrive within this window to ensure a smooth registration process. As the site is managed by a third party, and the playing area is some distance from the sign-in area, arriving outside this window may result in a significant delay in getting your child signed in.
Upon arrival, please head to the gate to the left of reception, where our head coaches will be ready to welcome you.
We recognise that fixed arrival and collection times may be challenging for some families, particularly those balancing work, caring responsibilities or other commitments. If the published times may prevent your child from attending, please speak to the Foundation team about the options available.

What to Bring
Please ensure your child:
• Wears suitable footwear for indoor or outdoor play on 3G (no metal studs) and shin pads.
• Brings a water bottle, packed lunch and snacks for the day (no nuts).
• Wears appropriate clothing for the weather, including a jumper, coat and appropriate warm clothing.
• Has sun cream applied before they are signed in.
If your child is interested in playing as a goalkeeper, they should bring GK gloves with them, as players will need gloves to take part in goal.

Don't have all the equipment?
If purchasing football equipment such as boots, shin pads or GK gloves is a concern, support may be available through the Foundation's kit-borrowing provision, where available.

Travel Information
Motspur Park is accessible by car, train and bus. The area around the venue is well lit and the site is easily accessible from the A3.
The nearest train station is approximately a 10-minute walk from the venue, and there are a number of bus routes serving the area. If you are travelling by public transport, please allow enough time to complete the journey and arrive within the sign-in window.

Sustainability
Fulham FC Foundation is committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely requests that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

Supporting Your Child
We want every child to feel welcome, included and able to enjoy their time at Soccer Schools.
If your child has a disability, is neurodivergent, has an additional support need, speaks limited English, or has a language or communication barrier, please share this information when booking. This helps our team understand your child's needs and identify any appropriate support that may help them participate fully.
Where appropriate, you may be invited to complete a Player Passport to help our team understand your child's needs. A visual timetable of the day can also be made available where this would help your child understand what to expect.

Need some additional support?
If cost, equipment, accessibility, travel, timings, language or communication needs may make it difficult for your child to attend, please get in touch with the Fulham FC Foundation team before booking or attending.
We understand that circumstances differ between families and will be happy to discuss what support or options may be available. This could include information about bursaries, access to equipment that can be borrowed, or adjustments to help your child take part.
Please contact: soccerschools@fulhamfc.com or call: 0203 871 0811

*This session is run in partnership with Black Prince Trust, Lambeth.*

Our Adult Pan DisAbility Hubs can be the first step for a player on their footballing journey, or for the more experienced footballer looking to play regularly in a safe and inclusive environment. Sessions are for Adults (aged 16+ years) with any form of physical and/or learning disability or special educational need.

Players will develop their footballing ability and build their confidence and ability to play in team environments. Players will also meet new friends and socialise with other budding footballers.

This session takes place on the outdoor astro pitch at Black Prince Trust so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers to be outside and that they have with them:

- Water bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (Astro Trainers or Trainers. No studded footwear)
- Shin pads
- GK gloves (if they need them!)

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

For further information, please contact disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely request that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

Our DisAbility Goalkeeper School is designed for male and female players aged 12 to 16 years, with any form of physical and/or learning disability or special educational need.

Session Dates:
26th September 2026
24th October 2026
28th November 2026
19th December 2026

This session takes place on the 3G astro pitch at Fulham FC Training Ground, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

- Water bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs allowed)
- Adequate layers
- Shin pads
- GK gloves

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

Due to restrictions at the venue:
- Only one parent/carer will be allowed to attend the session with each player, if necessary.
- A designated travel route around the site must be followed at all times.
- Anyone arriving at the venue any later that 15 minutes after the designated start time of their session, will not be able to access their session.

For further information, please contact disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely request that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

Our DisAbility GoalKeeper School is designed for male and female players aged 7 to 11 years, with any form of physical and/or learning disability or special educational need.

Session Dates:
26th September 2026
24th October 2026
28th November 2026
19th December 2026

This session takes place on the 3G astro pitch at Fulham FC Training Ground, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

- Water bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs allowed)
- Adequate layers
- Shin pads
- GK gloves

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

Due to restrictions at the venue:
- Only one parent/carer will be allowed to attend the session with each player, if necessary.
- A designated travel route around the site must be followed at all times.
- Anyone arriving at the venue any later that 15 minutes after the designated start time of their session, will not be able to access their session.

For further information, please contact disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely request that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

Fulham FC Foundation Para Talent Hub in partnership with The FA.

The aim of the Para Talent Hub is to provide a clear player pathway into the England Para Football Squads and FA Para Football Talent Pathway. The Para Talent Hub is designed for both males and females aged 7 to 16 years, with Cerebral Palsy, Visual Impairments or Hearing Impairments who have the ambition to play for their country.

Players in the Para Talent Hub programme will stay with their club and continue to play for their teams, while Para Talent Hub sessions will focus on each players’ individual development.

This session is open to all current Para Talent Hub Players.

Session Dates
26th September 2026
24th October 2026
28th November 2026
19th December 2026
30th January 2027
27th February 2027
27th March 2027
24th April 2027
29th May 2027
26th June 2027
24th July 2027

If you would like more information about this session please do get in touch with Katy Shephard, Senior DisAbility Development Manager by email on kshephard@fulhamfc.com

This activity is strictly for pupils at Southmead Primary School, Southfields.
Our after-school club programme caters to girls and boys in Years 1&2. All abilities are welcome.

Whether you are new to the game or play regularly, there is something for everyone. Groups are split by age and ability to ensure our participants have the opportunity to play with their friends and in an environment that will challenge them to develop and have fun.

Each session will focus on a different topic, aiming to create well-rounded footballers and young people. Participants will have the opportunity to take part in football matches, develop their knowledge of the game and meet like-minded pupils in their school.

Weekly topics:
Weeks 1-2 – ‘Ball mastery’ – Learning new skills
Weeks 3-4 – ‘Teamwork’ – Passing and receiving
Weeks 5-6 – ‘Attack vs defence’- 1v1’s, 2v2’s and overloads
Weeks 7-8 - ‘Love the ball’ – Dribbling, turns and tricks
Weeks 9-10 – ‘Scoring goals’ – Shooting and finishing
Weeks 11-12 – ‘Competition’ – Small sided games and tournaments


The after school club at this venue is delivered on the playground. The school will hand over the children to the FFCF Coach at the agreed meeting point for children to begin activities.

During wet weather, we will have access to a classroom to continue our delivery. Depending on the space available, our staff will facilitate suitable activities such as physical challenges and quizzes.

At the end of each week, one young person will be chosen to be ‘Player of the week’. This is usually earned by pupils who have demonstrated: being kind; helpful; trying their best; or being a good teammate.

Please check the weather forecast each week to prepare your child for the session and ensure your child brings the following:
- Water Bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (no metal studs)
- Shin pads
- GK Gloves (if they need them!)
- If it is scheduled to rain, they will need: a jumper and coat.
- If it is scheduled to be hot, they will need: loose-fitting, light-coloured, light-weight clothes as well as a sunhat. In addition, all children should have sun cream applied before they are signed in.

If you wish to make a change to the designated adult collecting your child, you can now update these details yourself by going in to your account and accessing participant’s details and amending the collection details.
- Log in to your account
- Go to ‘My Bookings’
- Click on the relevant booking
- Click ‘View / Edit’ under the participant section
- Change the details
This will then automatically update the online register. Therefore, if this is done 15 minutes before the session is due to end, it will appear on the register.

This activity is strictly for pupils at Southmead Primary School, Southfields.
Our after-school club programme caters to girls and boys in Years 3, 4, 5. All abilities are welcome.

Whether you are new to the game or play regularly, there is something for everyone. Groups are split by age and ability to ensure our participants have the opportunity to play with their friends and in an environment that will challenge them to develop and have fun.

Each session will focus on a different topic, aiming to create well-rounded footballers and young people. Participants will have the opportunity to take part in football matches, develop their knowledge of the game and meet like-minded pupils in their school.

Weekly topics:
Weeks 1-2 – ‘Ball mastery’ – Learning new skills
Weeks 3-4 – ‘Teamwork’ – Passing and receiving
Weeks 5-6 – ‘Attack vs defence’- 1v1’s, 2v2’s and overloads
Weeks 7-8 - ‘Love the ball’ – Dribbling, turns and tricks
Weeks 9-10 – ‘Scoring goals’ – Shooting and finishing
Weeks 11-12 – ‘Competition’ – Small sided games and tournaments


The after school club at this venue is delivered on the playground. The school will hand over the children to the FFCF Coach at the agreed meeting point for children to begin activities.

During wet weather, we will have access to a classroom to continue our delivery. Depending on the space available, our staff will facilitate suitable activities such as physical challenges and quizzes.

At the end of each week, one young person will be chosen to be ‘Player of the week’. This is usually earned by pupils who have demonstrated: being kind; helpful; trying their best; or being a good teammate.

Please check the weather forecast each week to prepare your child for the session and ensure your child brings the following:
- Water Bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (no metal studs)
- Shin pads
- GK Gloves (if they need them!)
- If it is scheduled to rain, they will need: a jumper and coat.
- If it is scheduled to be hot, they will need: loose-fitting, light-coloured, light-weight clothes as well as a sunhat. In addition, all children should have sun cream applied before they are signed in.

If you wish to make a change to the designated adult collecting your child, you can now update these details yourself by going in to your account and accessing participant’s details and amending the collection details.
- Log in to your account
- Go to ‘My Bookings’
- Click on the relevant booking
- Click ‘View / Edit’ under the participant section
- Change the details
This will then automatically update the online register. Therefore, if this is done 15 minutes before the session is due to end, it will appear on the register.

Please Note; This is an invite-only Trial.

To find out more information on trials for our Development Centres, please email playerpathway@fulhamfc.com

Please Note; This is an invite-only Trial.

To find out more information on trials for our Development Centres, please email playerpathway@fulhamfc.com

Cerebral Palsy Football Sessions in partnership with CP Sport.

Our Junior Cerebral Palsy Football sessions can be the first step for a player on their footballing journey, or for the more experienced footballer looking to play regularly in a safe and inclusive environment. Sessions are for players aged 5 to 16 years with cerebral palsy or similar stroke aquired brain injury.

Young people will develop their footballing ability and build their confidence and ability to play in team environments. Players will also meet new friends and socialise with other budding young footballers with cerebral palsy.

Session Dates:
19th September 2026
17th October 2026
21st November 2026
12th December 2026

These sessions will take place at Fulham FC Training Ground in an Indoor 3G Dome, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

- Water bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs allowed)
- Shin pads
- GK gloves (if they need them!)

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

Due to restrictions at the venue:
- Only one parent/carer will be allowed to attend the session with each player, if necessary.
- A designated travel route around the site must be followed at all times.
- Anyone arriving at the venue any later that 15 minutes after the designated start time of their session, will not be able to access their session.

For further information, please contact disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely request that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

Female Cerebral Palsy Football Sessions in partnership with CP Sport.

Our Junior Female Cerebral Palsy Football sessions can be the first step for a female player on their footballing journey, or for the more experienced footballer looking to play regularly in a safe and inclusive environment. Sessions are for females aged 5 to 16 years with cerebral palsy.

Young people will develop their footballing ability and build their confidence and ability to play in team environments. Players will also meet new friends and socialise with other budding young footballers with cerebral palsy.

Session Dates:
19th September 2026
17th October 2026
21st November 2026
12th December 2026

These sessions will take place at Fulham FC Training Ground in an Indoor 3G Dome, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

- Water bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs allowed)
- Shin pads
- GK gloves (if they need them!)

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

Due to restrictions at the venue:
- Only one parent/carer will be allowed to attend the session with each player, if necessary.
- A designated travel route around the site must be followed at all times.
- Anyone arriving at the venue any later that 15 minutes after the designated start time of their session, will not be able to access their session.

For further information, please contact disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely request that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

Frame Football is an adaptive format for individuals that use frames/walkers. Its a fun and sociable game where players can develop skills to control and move the football within their frame. Whether this be a first time footballer or for the more experienced footballer looking to play regularly in a safe and inclusive environment.

These sessions are for Juniors aged 5 to 16 years with any form of physical disability, restricted mobility and would normally use a walker or crutches.

Session Dates:
19th September 2026
17th October 2026
21st November 2026
12th December 2026

These sessions will take place at Fulham FC Training Ground in an Indoor 3G Dome, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

- Water bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs allowed)
- Shin pads
- GK gloves (if they need them!)

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

Due to restrictions at the venue:
- Only one parent/carer will be allowed to attend the session with each player, if necessary.
- A designated travel route around the site must be followed at all times.
- Anyone arriving at the venue any later that 15 minutes after the designated start time of their session, will not be able to access their session.

Players should bring their own frames if they have one.

For further information, please contact disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely request that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

This activity is strictly for pupils at Dorchester Primary School, Worchester Park
Our after-school club programme caters to girls and boys in Years 1 and 2. All abilities are welcome.

Whether you are new to the game or play regularly, there is something for everyone. Groups are split by age and ability to ensure our participants have the opportunity to play with their friends and in an environment that will challenge them to develop and have fun.

Each session will focus on a different topic, aiming to create well-rounded footballers and young people. Participants will have the opportunity to take part in football matches, develop their knowledge of the game and meet like-minded pupils in their school.

Weekly topics:
Weeks 1-2 – ‘Ball mastery’ – Learning new skills
Weeks 3-4 – ‘Teamwork’ – Passing and receiving
Weeks 5-6 – ‘Attack vs defence’- 1v1’s, 2v2’s and overloads
Weeks 7-8 - ‘Love the ball’ – Dribbling, turns and tricks
Weeks 9-10 – ‘Scoring goals’ – Shooting and finishing
Weeks 11-12 – ‘Competition’ – Small sided games and tournaments


The after school club at this venue is delivered on the playing fields or school playground. The school will hand over the children to the FFCF Coach at the agreed meeting point for children to begin activities.

During wet weather, we will have access to a classroom to continue our delivery. Depending on the space available, our staff will facilitate suitable activities such as physical challenges and quizzes.

At the end of each week, one young person will be chosen to be ‘Player of the week’. This is usually earned by pupils who have demonstrated: being kind; helpful; trying their best; or being a good teammate.

Please check the weather forecast each week to prepare your child for the session and ensure your child brings the following:
- Water Bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (no metal studs)
- Shin pads
- GK Gloves (if they need them!)
- If it is scheduled to rain, they will need: a jumper and coat.
- If it is scheduled to be hot, they will need: loose-fitting, light-coloured, light-weight clothes as well as a sunhat. In addition, all children should have sun cream applied before they are signed in.

If you wish to make a change to the designated adult collecting your child, you can now update these details yourself by going in to your account and accessing participant’s details and amending the collection details.
- Log in to your account
- Go to ‘My Bookings’
- Click on the relevant booking
- Click ‘View / Edit’ under the participant section
- Change the details
This will then automatically update the online register. Therefore, if this is done 15 minutes before the session is due to end, it will appear on the register.

This activity is strictly for pupils at Dorchester Primary School, Worchester Park
Our after-school club programme caters to girls and boys in Years 3,4,5. All abilities are welcome.

Whether you are new to the game or play regularly, there is something for everyone. Groups are split by age and ability to ensure our participants have the opportunity to play with their friends and in an environment that will challenge them to develop and have fun.

Each session will focus on a different topic, aiming to create well-rounded footballers and young people. Participants will have the opportunity to take part in football matches, develop their knowledge of the game and meet like-minded pupils in their school.

Weekly topics:
Weeks 1-2 – ‘Ball mastery’ – Learning new skills
Weeks 3-4 – ‘Teamwork’ – Passing and receiving
Weeks 5-6 – ‘Attack vs defence’- 1v1’s, 2v2’s and overloads
Weeks 7-8 - ‘Love the ball’ – Dribbling, turns and tricks
Weeks 9-10 – ‘Scoring goals’ – Shooting and finishing
Weeks 11-12 – ‘Competition’ – Small sided games and tournaments


The after school club at this venue is delivered on the playing fields or school playground. The school will hand over the children to the FFCF Coach at the agreed meeting point for children to begin activities.

During wet weather, we will have access to a classroom to continue our delivery. Depending on the space available, our staff will facilitate suitable activities such as physical challenges and quizzes.

At the end of each week, one young person will be chosen to be ‘Player of the week’. This is usually earned by pupils who have demonstrated: being kind; helpful; trying their best; or being a good teammate.

Please check the weather forecast each week to prepare your child for the session and ensure your child brings the following:
- Water Bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (no metal studs)
- Shin pads
- GK Gloves (if they need them!)
- If it is scheduled to rain, they will need: a jumper and coat.
- If it is scheduled to be hot, they will need: loose-fitting, light-coloured, light-weight clothes as well as a sunhat. In addition, all children should have sun cream applied before they are signed in.

If you wish to make a change to the designated adult collecting your child, you can now update these details yourself by going in to your account and accessing participant’s details and amending the collection details.
- Log in to your account
- Go to ‘My Bookings’
- Click on the relevant booking
- Click ‘View / Edit’ under the participant section
- Change the details
This will then automatically update the online register. Therefore, if this is done 15 minutes before the session is due to end, it will appear on the register.

This activity is strictly for pupils at Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School, Merton.
Our after-school club programme caters to girls and boys in Years 4, 5 and 6. All abilities are welcome.

Whether you are new to the game or play regularly, there is something for everyone. Groups are split by age and ability to ensure our participants have the opportunity to play with their friends and in an environment that will challenge them to develop and have fun.

Each session will focus on a different topic, aiming to create well-rounded footballers and young people. Participants will have the opportunity to take part in football matches, develop their knowledge of the game and meet like-minded pupils in their school.

Weekly topics:
Weeks 1-2 – ‘Ball mastery’ – Learning new skills
Weeks 3-4 – ‘Teamwork’ – Passing and receiving
Weeks 5-6 – ‘Attack vs defence’- 1v1’s, 2v2’s and overloads
Weeks 7-8 - ‘Love the ball’ – Dribbling, turns and tricks
Weeks 9-10 – ‘Scoring goals’ – Shooting and finishing
Weeks 11-12 – ‘Competition’ – Small sided games and tournaments


The after school club at this venue is delivered on the playground. The school will hand over the children to the FFCF Coach at the agreed meeting point for children to begin activities.

During wet weather, we will have access to a classroom to continue our delivery. Depending on the space available, our staff will facilitate suitable activities such as physical challenges and quizzes.

At the end of each week, one young person will be chosen to be ‘Player of the week’. This is usually earned by pupils who have demonstrated: being kind; helpful; trying their best; or being a good teammate.

Please check the weather forecast each week to prepare your child for the session and ensure your child brings the following:
- Water Bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (no metal studs)
- Shin pads
- GK Gloves (if they need them!)
- If it is scheduled to rain, they will need: a jumper and coat.
- If it is scheduled to be hot, they will need: loose-fitting, light-coloured, light-weight clothes as well as a sunhat. In addition, all children should have sun cream applied before they are signed in.

If you wish to make a change to the designated adult collecting your child, you can now update these details yourself by going in to your account and accessing participant’s details and amending the collection details.
- Log in to your account
- Go to ‘My Bookings’
- Click on the relevant booking
- Click ‘View / Edit’ under the participant section
- Change the details
This will then automatically update the online register. Therefore, if this is done 15 minutes before the session is due to end, it will appear on the register.

This Fulham FC Foundation activity is open to students from Tolworth Girls Secondary School only, catering to girls in Year 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11.

Each session will focus on a different topic, aiming to create well-rounded footballers and young people. Players will have the opportunity to take part in football matches, develop their knowledge of the game and meet like-minded pupils in their school.

The session will be taking place across the two 4G astro turf pitches, and the school MUGA. The school will hand over the students to the FFCF Coaches at the agreed meeting point at the start of the session, and collect them from the same place to sign the students out at the end of the session.

During wet weather when it’s not suitable to use the outside facilities the session will take place in the school’s sports hall.
Please check the weather forecast each week to prepare for the session and ensure you bring the following:
- Water Bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (no metal studs)
- Shin pads
- GK Gloves (if they need them!)

Please note, there will be no session running during the school holidays.

This Fulham FC Foundation activity is open to pupils from Green Lane Primary School in Worcester Park only. This club is only open to pupils in Year 1&2 within the school.
Our after-school club programme caters to girls and boys. All abilities are welcome.

Whether you are new to the game or play regularly, there is something for everyone. Groups are split by age and ability to ensure our participants have the opportunity to play with their friends and in an environment that will challenge them to develop and have fun.

Each session will focus on a different topic, aiming to create well-rounded footballers and young people. Participants will have the opportunity to take part in football matches, develop their knowledge of the game and meet like-minded pupils in their school.

Weekly topics:
Weeks 1-2 – ‘Ball mastery’ – Learning new skills
Weeks 3-4 – ‘Teamwork’ – Passing and receiving
Weeks 5-6 – ‘Attack vs defence’- 1v1’s, 2v2’s and overloads
Weeks 7-8 - ‘Love the ball’ – Dribbling, turns and tricks
Weeks 9-10 – ‘Scoring goals’ – Shooting and finishing
Weeks 11-12 – ‘Competition’ – Small sided games and tournaments


The after school club at this venue is delivered on the field. The school will hand over the children to the FFCF Coach at the agreed meeting point for children to begin activities.

During wet weather, we will have access to a classroom to continue our delivery. Depending on the space available, our staff will facilitate suitable activities such as physical challenges and quizzes.

At the end of each week, one young person will be chosen to be ‘Player of the week’. This is usually earned by pupils who have demonstrated: being kind; helpful; trying their best; or being a good teammate.

Please check the weather forecast each week to prepare your child for the session and ensure your child brings the following:
- Water Bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (no metal studs)
- Shin pads
- GK Gloves (if they need them!)
- If it is scheduled to rain, they will need: a jumper and coat.
- If it is scheduled to be hot, they will need: loose-fitting, light-coloured, light-weight clothes as well as a sunhat. In addition, all children should have sun cream applied before they are signed in.

If you wish to make a change to the designated adult collecting your child, you can now update these details yourself by going in to your account and accessing participant’s details and amending the collection details.
- Log in to your account
- Go to ‘My Bookings’
- Click on the relevant booking
- Click ‘View / Edit’ under the participant section
- Change the details
This will then automatically update the online register. Therefore, if this is done 15 minutes before the session is due to end, it will appear on the register.