BOLTON WANDERERS FC SOCCER SCHOOLS
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Bolton Wanderers FC Community Trust is a independent registered charity operating on a ‘not for profit’ basis, which is affiliated to and supported by Bolton Wanderers FC.
Bolton Wanderers Soccer School & Community
Bolton Wanderers FC trust provides sporting and educational activities which benefit 67,000 children per year, working with 150 schools and providing in excess of 5000 hours of community work annually.
This charity has replaced Bolton Wanderers Football in the Community, a change which has come about to reflect the changing scope of projects that are delivered across Bolton and also reinforce the status as an independent charity that is looking to increase its localised funding partners and expand on the excellent community work that is already being undertaken.
From education and social inclusion projects through to a range of sports courses and events,
BOLTON WANDERERS OBSERVED BY TONYS SOCCER SCHOOL ACADEMY DIRECTOR
Bolton Wanderers FC Community Trust work to improve the lives of the local community.
Explore the site to keep up to date with the diverse projects currently being carried out by the Community Trust and see how you can get involved."Inspiring People, Creating Chances, Changing Lives" The course is for youngsters new to the game or already experienced in football from the ages of 5 – 12 years...
The course will include topics such as shooting, passing, dribbling, goalkeeping and matches.
Most of all, participants on the course will be in a FUN, SAFE learning environment. All staff have fully enhanced CRB disclosures, are first aid trained and are fully qualified FA coaches.
The course will start at 10am and finish at 3pm. For a full week the course is priced at the reduced rate of just £55 (Mon 2nd, Tue 3rd, Wed 4th, Thur 5th)
“These official BWFC Courses are not only great for all the youngsters that take part, as they learn about teamwork, have fun and get some top class coaching, but they also allow the Club to do some talent spotting. It is also good to get out and about in our community” – Owen Coyle, Bolton Wanderers Manager
