Programmes Age 11-18

Activities Age 11-18

Blackpool FC Sports College

Our students not only achieve outstanding grades but secure the best progression into Higher Education and employment.

Female Football

Our female football programme provides a complete pathway for girls and women of all ages and abilities, from beginner sessions and recreational football to advanced development opportunities and competitive teams.

Family Clubs

We provide funded family clubs to offer support with the cost of living. The perfect place to socialise and take part in activities with your family, whilst accessing advice and a meal.

Champions

Champions is funded by the Lancashire Violence Reduction Network and part of a wider strategy to reduce violence across the region

Holiday Activity and Food Camp

The Department for Education fund our Holiday Activities and Food offer which takes a targeted approach to support children in Blackpool who receive free school meals.

Holiday Camps

During the school holidays we deliver multi sports, football and inclusion camps that provide a fun, friendly and secure environment. Children can socialise and participate in sports and other activities.

Blackpool FC School

Providing full time education for Year 10 and 11 students who require an alternative to mainstream education.

High School Hubs

High School Hub Mentors are based in a number of high schools in Blackpool for one or two days per week providing support from Year 7 to Year 11.

Premier League Kicks

Diversionary fun activities for young people to meet new friends and stay active. These activities include Football, Dance, Boxing, gaming, workshops, national competitions with other football clubs.

Disability Sessions

We deliver disability specific lunch and after school physical activity sessions that are tailored for each school and pupils needs. We use multi skills activities, interactive games, additional sports and arts and crafts.

Elective Home Educated Hub

Blackpool FC Community Trust delivers a dedicated weekly hub for young people aged 10–16 who are electively home educated.

Pan Ability and Mental Health Football

Free football sessions that take place every week at locations across Blackpool which uses, football to support positive mental health through physical activity and creating stronger peer-support networks.