Youth football for families based in Edgware

Getting to us from Edgware

Our main venue, Avanti House School in Stanmore, is one of the closest academy-standard training bases to Edgware — around a 15-minute walk from parts of Edgware, or under 10 minutes by car from most of the area. A 15-MINUTE WALK — NO LONG DRIVE, straight from school and HOME IN TIME FOR DINNER.

Why Edgware parents choose us

• EDGWARE FAMILIES TRAIN HERE — your child will know faces from around Edgware before their first session ends
• A LOCAL CLUB, NOT A FRANCHISE — run by one coach who knows every child by name
• FA-qualified, DBS-checked coaches running every session
• Academy-standard coaching for boys and girls aged U7–U16, competing in the Harrow Soccer Combination and select JPL fixtures
• PROGRESS YOU CAN ACTUALLY SEE — every squad player gets an Individual Development Plan tracking their growth
• EVERY CHILD HAS A PLACE HERE — including reserved places for families facing financial challenges
• A completely FREE TASTER SESSION — NO PRESSURE, NO COMMITMENT

Frequently asked by Edgware parents

What a session looks like

Sessions follow the same shape every week. Children settle faster when they know what's coming, and it means a new player is never the only one unsure what happens next.

The first fifteen minutes are a warm-up with a ball at their feet — no standing around waiting for something to start. The next half hour is technical work on one thing: first touch, passing, finishing, one-v-one. Then small-sided games where that skill has to hold up under pressure, and a proper match to finish.

Before they leave, every child hears one thing they did well and one thing to work on. It takes thirty seconds and it's the part they remember on the drive home.

Parents are welcome to stay and watch. Most Edgware families do for the first few weeks, and we'd rather you did.

Starting out in Edgware

If your child isn't playing anywhere yet, Edgwarebury Park and Broadfields Park are good places to start — free, open, and no pressure. A lot of what makes a young footballer is built in exactly that kind of unstructured play.

The point at which a club starts to help is when they begin asking questions you can't answer. Why does the ball keep going over the bar? How do I get past someone quicker than me? That's when they need repetition, structure, and someone watching properly. Most children reach that point somewhere around seven or eight.

Edgware is our closest catchment after Stanmore itself, and a good number of our squads are made up of Edgware families.

What it costs, and what's included

Fees depend on how many sessions your child attends, and there's a discount for families with more than one child at the club. We also hold places for families facing financial difficulty — ask, and it stays between us.

All coaching equipment, balls and bibs are provided. Your child needs boots or trainers, shin pads and a water bottle, and nothing else. There's no club kit to buy before they start.

The first session is free, and there's no obligation after it.

Nearby areas we also serve

Families travel to our sessions from right across North West London. If you're closer to Stanmore, Burnt Oak or Mill Hill, those pages cover the journey and venue details from there.

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