about us

About the Little Foxes Club 

With all the headlines warning of worsening childhood obesity and the euphoria around upcoming sporting events, The Little Foxes Club was launched in 2007. We pride ourselves on running a professional, upmarket, and well run children’s coaching company.

As opposed to the stereotypical one man band coach with a bag of footballs over his shoulder! Little Foxes have implemented a structured approach; with permission to use all locations, full insurance covering every child who attends our classes and fully qualified coaches who have all been CRB checked and first aid trained.

Little Foxes programmes are based on a building block system starting with the basic fundamentals of football and working toward well-developed skills and games. Each class is different to the next and coaches teach children in a pressure free environment, with an emphasis on learning through play.

For parents we have a dedicated call centre, admin and management team to ensure receiving information and making bookings is as easy as possible.

Our growth and success has come from the fact that our clubs are run by professionals who are organised, dynamic and adopt a pro-active approach.

Our teams have developed relationships with government bodies, multiple local councils, the FA, LTA and many corporate businesses and charities. Amongst others we support the Join(RED) charity campaign.

At our club safety for the children is paramount. We understand the importance of responsibility and professionalism. For this reason, a great emphasis is placed on selecting the right candidates to be appointed as a Little Foxes Coach. Our coaches are proud that they are seen as role models by many of the children on and off the pitch.

The Little Foxes Club is proud to say that we have been officially recognised by the FA and have been granted the FA Charter Standard Club Mark.

The FA Charter Standard Club Mark was established in February 2001 to provide recognition that clubs are well run, with high standards of coaching, administration, child protection and safety. It also recognises the club’s commitment to coaching, player and coach development and the raising of standards of behaviour in the game.