Kids Football Camps

You'll find details below for any upcoming camps. These tend to run during school holidays so if there's nothing showing, please check back nearer the time.

If you're booking with us for the first time, register for a free Pay As You Go account using your child's name and then book your preferred session.

Skip the scroll! Tap a link below to head straight to your preferred venue or camp type.

• Weekly Camp
• Girls Weekly Camp
• Day Camp Toryglen
• Day Camp Glasgow International Arena
• Day Camp Scotstoun
• Day Camp Palace of Art
• Girls Only Day Camp Toryglen
• Girls Only Day Camp Scotstoun

Weekly Camp (5 days, 09:00 - 15:00)

Girls Weekly Camp (5-12 years, 5 days, 09:00 - 15:00)

Day Camp - Scotstoun (09:00 - 15:00)

Day Camp - Toryglen (09:00 - 15:00)

Girls Only Day Camp - Toryglen

(5-12 years, 5 days, 09:00 - 15:00)

Girls Only Day Camp - Scotstoun

(5-12 years, 5 days, 09:00 - 15:00)

Check our current price list for full price details

1. Player Camp Registration
Participants check in and get ready for an exciting day of football.

2. Activation & Technical Skill Development
A fun and engaging warm-up session with a focus on socialising, making new friends, and getting comfortable with the ball.

3. Break
A short rest period to refresh and recharge.

4. Game-Related Practice
A structured session that builds on technical skills, introducing game-like scenarios to help players develop their understanding of the game.

5. Lunch
Time to refuel and relax before the afternoon activities.

6. Team Building Activities
Designed to encourage teamwork and expand players' friendship circles, promoting a positive and inclusive environment.

7. Challenge Games
Exciting games with hidden learning elements, helping players improve their skills while having fun.

8. Small-Sided Games
Players put their skills into action in short games that encourage teamwork, creativity, and decision-making.

This structure ensures that all players get the most out of their time at camp—developing skills, making friends, and most importantly, enjoying the game!

As sessions may take place indoors or outdoors depending on the Scottish weather, it’s best to come prepared for both. Suggested items are:-

Clothing

• Any football strips or sports kit you would wear at PE in school
• A waterproof jacket (Emirates & Scotstoun) in case of light rain
• A warmer top for low temperatures outside

Footwear

• Trainers or moulded football boots (but NO aluminium studs)
• A change of indoor shoes for indoor activity

 Extras

• Hat or cap – If playing outdoors, to protect from the sun.
• Water bottle – Keeping hydrated is important.
• Sunscreen – Please apply before arrival and bring extra, as outdoor sessions may take place.

 Lunch

• Players should bring a packed lunch and a snack for the morning break. Alternatively, cafés at Emirates and Scotstoun are available for purchasing food if preferred