At a glance
The Mini-Soccer School currently run by Amanda and Tim Wignall supports players from the ages of 5-7 (reception, Year 1 and Year 2) and aims to provide a secure, nurturing and positive environment within which players can learn the basic skills of football, build confidence and resilience. It also aims to instil core values of respect and team work. Our ethos is to enable players to develop at their own pace, as we understand every child is different.
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It’s about what you can do, not what you can’t, so we aim to encourage all players, regardless of their ability, so they can strive to be the best they can be.
Amanda Woolley Club Secretary In her role as Club Secretary, Amanda looks after the administration of the club, taking responsibility, among other things to act as the main conduit between leagues and teams. She also looks after the Mini-Soccer School with husband Tim Wignall providing children from the ages of 5-7 the opportunity to get involved playing football for the first time and hopefully many years after.
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Southam United Football Club
Lark Rd, Southam CV47
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About Southam United Football Club
The Mini-Soccer School currently run by Amanda and Tim Wignall supports players from the ages of 5-7 (reception, Year 1 and Year 2) and aims to provide a secure, nurturing and positive environment within which players can learn the basic skills of football, build confidence and resilience. It also aims to instil core values of respect and team work. Our ethos is to enable players to develop at their own pace, as we understand every child is different.
Read full description
It’s about what you can do, not what you can’t, so we aim to encourage all players, regardless of their ability, so they can strive to be the best they can be.
Amanda Woolley Club Secretary In her role as Club Secretary, Amanda looks after the administration of the club, taking responsibility, among other things to act as the main conduit between leagues and teams. She also looks after the Mini-Soccer School with husband Tim Wignall providing children from the ages of 5-7 the opportunity to get involved playing football for the first time and hopefully many years after.
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