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Kicking off this Saturday is the Come and Play Football programme designed for children aged between five and 13. It’s based around fun football activities.
This programme is set to run for six weeks and will take place every Saturday at the CIFA complex in Matavera from 9am to 11am.
Come and Play Football has proved to be popular among junior soccer players as it runs into its third year. It attracted numerous junior soccer players last year.
This is also a great opportunity for parents to bring their children and have fun.
The programme offers a fun-filled day where football is introduced to young kids while providing active and healthy lifestyle.
Children and parents who are interested in participating in this event, see you all this Saturday at 9am for the first kick off of Come and Play Football for 2010.