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How does football help a child’s physical and emotional development?
Football is an excellent sport for children of all ages to play. It helps strengthen bones and muscles, improve balance, flexibility, strength, and coordination and even boosts the immune system. Plus, it has mental and emotional benefits for children too. Learn more about how football can be vital to your child’s physical and emotional development.…
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Football and the Neurodiverse
Football is the perfect game for people of all abilities, including those who are neurodiverse. Join our soccer school and play football to help improve your mental health. Learn how football suits the neurodiverse, including famous footballers John O’Kane and Lionel Messi, who both are on the spectrum. Football can play a huge role in…
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Football and Enhanced Mental Health
It’s no secret that football can positively impact mental health. Getting out on the pitch and playing football has been proven to improve mood and reduce stress levels, particularly in children. Research has established the link between sports and improved mental health. This is why football clubs worldwide are increasingly looking for ways to engage…
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Respect for all
Football is a sport that is loved around the world and embraced by millions, if not billions, of people each and every week. It has the ability to unite people and it has the ability to divide people. Anyone who is a fan of the game will appreciate the passion that underpins the beautiful game…
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The Evolution of Women’s Football
As the end of January 2023 approaches we wanted to take a moment to reflect on the evolution of Women’s Football and how it has evolved in recent history, to celebrate this here are just a few of the key moments which have made it the great sport it is today: Whilst we need to…
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The Ginger Coffee Company
We are delighted to announce that from Sunday 29th January 2023, the Ginger Coffee Company will be at Halliford Colts home matches at Matthew Arnold. Not only will they bring us great tasting coffees, teas and pastries, they will also bring us cold drinks, in case you forget one for your daughter or son. I…
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Lest We Forget
Remembrance Day, or Armistice Day, marks the very day that World War One ended in 1918. We hold a two-minute silence at 11am on the 11th day of the 11th month to remember those who have died in this and all other wars and military conflicts. In World War One alone, over 70 million people…
