Alleyn's Football Camp - Weds 2nd to Weds 9th August

By Hannah - Alleyn's School
July 19, 2023 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Hannah - Alleyn's School

Posted July 19, 2023

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Posted July 19, 2023

Alleyn's Football Camp - Alleyn's School, SE22 8SU.

Wednesday 2nd to Wednesday 9th August.

Ages 8 and 15 (Year 4 to Year 10).

Elevate your game and ignite your passion for football in a fun, skill-enhancing environment. Our UEFA-qualified coaches - with vast experience of working with UK and global football academies - provide a sector leading programme, where players develop technical proficiency and tactical awareness in the pursuit of excellence, under pinned by an ethos that champions respect, courage, and curiosity.

More Information - HERE (https://www.alleyns.org.uk/alleyns-enterprises/football-camps)

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