Little Kickers Recensioni 679

I honestly love the staff at little kickers. They motivate Zaviyaan in all his lessons (although Zaviyaan does what he thinks is right)

Generally little kickers is a fantastic football club for all children as they gain main skills from this at a very young age.

Friendly and relaxed lessons, have alreqdg recommended to friends and family.

My son really enjoys it and is continuing to learn more in each session. The coach is great with the kids and keeping each session fresh.

The coaches are friendly and observant and adjust their teaching approach to each child.

My Son was very nervous to begin with but the coaches were really encouraging and playful, and allowed him to progress in his own time. By week 3 he couldn't wait to come back!

Our coaches are friendly, inclusive, knowledgeable and patient. They are fun but can be serious when required. They keep the youngsters focused on the activities and have taught football skills that can be built on in the future.

fantastic service provided by coach bradley and coach stinky socks!! extremely engaging with the kids and cant do enough, so enthusiastic and encouraging even when my son gets a bit overwhelmed. my son and nephew love the classes. they are both at different levels and the right coaching is given for each of them based on this. they are amazing 👍👍👍👍 thank you little kickers for the great choice of coaches

The coaches are friendly and enthusiastic, they teach kids their first skills needed for playing football with ball control and listening to instructions, it is also fun and not regimented . Children have the option to take part with support of their parents if they are nervous . So far overall a positive experience and my wee one looks forward to going every week

I think the coaches do a great job of interacting with the kids. I think the activities are fun and my kiddo agrees! I appreciate how the coaches flex to each child and don't "force" participation.

I take my son to the Paddington QLD Little Kickers, and he has a great time every week. He is extremely shy in new settings, and the coaches there made him comfortable very quickly, and after the first or second session, he was looking forward to it every Monday morning, especially once I put his uniform on.

He is very interested in kicking soccer balls with me at home, and with all the positive reinforcement ("Good job!!!", lots of High Fives), he absolutely beams when he completes the routines at little kickers. This is all very new to us because both myself and his mum are fairly uncoordinated and have very little interest in sports, but we figured we'd give Little Kickers a go because of his interest in ball sports at home. The coaches are very accommodating and encouraging for him, especially for things as simple as putting the balls back in the bag. He often appears to be overwhelmed with the frenzy of all the kids running up to the bag to put the balls in, and stands back, a little worried. But the coaches notice and encourage him to come up, holding the bag open for him and giving him good feedback.

I probably sound like a crazy parent and overthinking it, but I really appreciate it and it really helps him come out of his shell! I am really bad with names so I can't name all the coaches other than Coach Ash, but they all do a fantastic job and Little Kickers is a great organisation. I have definitely recommended it to other parents.

Our experience was disappointing. The groups were too large for the size of the room at Streetly School, and with no windows open it often felt cramped and uncomfortable.

We also felt the sessions lacked encouragement and energy from the coaching staff, which made it difficult for some children to engage fully. There were also occasions where one child would push my child, and we didn’t feel this was properly addressed by staff.

My son attended for around six months but unfortunately didn’t seem to learn many of the basic skills during that time.

Since moving to another local football group, the difference has been huge. The coaching is far more hands on, positive, and engaging, and my son has improved massively in a short space of time.

The coaches are very friendly, with lots of energy and enthusiasm. They make it fun and enjoyable for little ones.

The coaches are great!! And the games are perfect for each age group - my daughter learned so much this season!

I would like the coach to Interact more with the lids

STAY AWAY. This is the most unprofessional experience I’ve ever had with a kids' franchise.
​I have been trying to cancel my daughter’s classes for over a week, but North Surrey Epsom branch has completely ghosted me. They don’t answer emails, they don’t pick up the phone, and they ignore social media messages.
​What’s even worse is that the Head Office is just as useless. I’ve reached out to them to report this unresponsive franchise, and I’ve received nothing but automated "please contact your local office" bot replies.
​There is a waiting list for these classes, yet the manager is so incompetent that they’d rather hold my spot hostage and ignore me than let another child join.

​ UPD: Following this review, I was contacted by the manager, Caroline. Instead of an apology for the week of silence, her tone was aggressive and included threats for "defamation" unless I removed my review.

​While they have now finally confirmed the final date of my daughter’s classes, it is telling that this only happened after a public complaint. Before this, all I had received was a generic, automated "message received" bot reply.
​It is disappointing that Caroline chooses to spend time threatening parents with "defamation" rather than simply managing her inbox and processing cancellations politely. I have clarified my original post to reflect that my frustration stems from the lack of communication.
I stand by my experience: no customer should be bullied into silence for reporting poor service.

My son has been attending Little Kickers at Mount Carmel School in Ealing on Sundays since he was 18 months old, and we’ve had such a lovely experience. The coaches are genuinely caring and engaging with the children.

A special thank you to Coach Raz, who is amazing with every child. He connects with them so naturally, encourages them to join in, and helps them learn the movements in a fun and supportive way. Most importantly, he makes them love football. The children are always so happy and excited when they see him.

We’re very grateful for the positive and welcoming environment they create every week. Thank you!

Great coaches and fun times for our 4 year old

Been going to little kickers with my daughter for around 3 and a half years my daughter loves it the coaches really help and encourage the children to learn

Little Kickers is a great program for young kids to build football skills, confidence, and physical ability. The coaches are engaging and supportive, helping children learn, stay active, and grow in confidence.

My child had a trial session as he has just recently taken an interest in football,it was his first ever football club experience- though he seemed to enjoy it, he has no other experience to compare it to but I do. They got through alot of drills but there was no developmentally systematic order to them and some activities weren't appropriate for those learning early football skills, the activities weren't tailored to children's current abilities or extra modelled support given- alot of barked orders, my child was literally instructed to "copy what the other kids do" when the coach introduced himself before the session started. There were only a total of 5 kids and 3 coaches which is an advantage for coaching however I didn't feel like the extra coaches were utilized effectively enough and the energy and delivery was militant and rushed by the elder coaches, the younger one was more relaxed. There was no element of fun enthusiasm for the age range of children the coaches were working with (5-7 year olds) not even a smile was cracked when 'praise' was given and there seemed to be the assumption that every child knew the rules of football which wasn't the case, the children were given 2 different coloured bibs, told to stand opposite eachother in teams and the whistle was blown for the mini game to start. No explanation for what team was scoring where etc prior to the game starting. My child had to do a throw in and instead of simply instructing my child, "throw the ball to a child with the same colour bib as you", the assistant coach stood behind him and helped him throw the ball which wouldn't have been necessary had she explained what he needed to do as he takes instruction well. Thankfully this was just a trial and not a paid session.