Football prides itself on being one of the most inclusive sports in the world. No matter what your age, gender or ability level, there is a football club or training programme out there for you.
That’s particularly true in the Ealing area. Here are three fully inclusive football schemes in Ealing who help deliver the beautiful game to everyone and anyone:
We Make Footballers Ealing
We Make Footballers run weekly training sessions for boys and girls of all abilities aged between 4 and 12 on Saturdays and Tuesdays from their base at Brentside High School. Each child who attends We Make Footballers is treated as an individual with the overriding aim to deliver football in a fun and safe environment.
Every session is run by FA Qualified Coaches. Players at We Make Footballers develop their technical ability, speed, movement, fitness and game intelligence as well as character and desire. They are encouraged to make friends with likeminded children, all of which helps to enhance their enjoyment of the sport.
The first session at We Make Footballers is free, so why not sign up and see why the company has developed a reputation as one of the country's leading footballing academies.
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Junior Bees
The official young supporters club of Brentford FC, the Junior Bees don’t just provide a way for young fans of Thomas Frank’s Championship side to show their support - they also have several junior sides playing in in the Middlesex Youth League.
These Junior Bees sides cater for boys and girls aged between 7 and 15. They also have an open aged disability team who partake in the Middlesex FA PAN Disability County League.
As well as playing regular football, Junior Bees members have regular opportunities to win special Brentford prizes, receive a 10 percent discount in the Bees Superstore and a discount on Brentford FC Community Trust Holiday courses amongst a host of other offers.
Ealing United
Ealing United were formed in 2016 to provide a safe and nurturing environment for children to develop their football skills in a team environment. They offer training sessions for kids of all abilities which are led by fully qualified FA coaches.
If players impress in these training sessions, then they will be invited to turn out for the club in Middlesex Youth League games on a Sunday. It’s easy to get involved with – you simply turn up to a Will to Win session on a Saturday morning and Ealing United’s coaches will advise players and their parents as to what happens next.
The club have a welfare officer who ensures that every child who joins Ealing United has a positive experience of football – as many players who have begun their footballing journey with the club can attest to.
