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A great introduction to the new football academy sensation
Socatots is the world's first soccer specific physical play programme for children from six months to school age. Aimed at giving children their very first start with the ball. Now you have the chance to get your young ones involved in this amazing opportunity. The classes help young children pick up skills such as balance, flexibility, coordination and confidence all through the nation's favourite sport – football. So come along and see how much fun your child can have while learning.
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Location
Over 700 locations across the UK
Agenda
The Socatots classes have three phases depending on the age of the child. The emphasis in all of the phases is on fun and helping children to develop positively in as many ways as possible.
* Phase 1 (6 Months to Walking age) The focus is on helping the child to develop flexibility in their feet and ankles. Sessions will also focus on helping children to walk and move, using appropriate exercises and fun activities.
* Phase 2 (walking to 2 years) These sessions are designed for children who can walk confidently. With parental participation, children will start to learn football basics such as kicking and passing, turning and juggling. It enhances the development in mathematics, personal and social skills, physical and creative development as well as improving children's abilities with communication, language and literacy.
* Phase 3 (2 years to school age) Phase 3 introduces the child to control of the ball with all body parts, a variation of passes, dribbling movements and much more. Children who have gone through the earlier phases will be, by the end of this stage, fully confident with the ball, able to use both feet equally well and have excellent balance, co-ordination and movement skills as well as enhanced development in the areas of mathematics, colour recognition, literacy and language.
Notes
Your voucher is valid for ten months. You are free to contact your closest centre to book your lesson using the details provided. The voucher entitles you to one lesson. Only one voucher may be used per person, not to be used in conjunction with any other special offer. This experience is suitable for children between the ages of 6 months and 5 years. This voucher cannot be used by existing members. The sessions feature full parental participation and the emphasis is always on fun and structured play and development throughout each of the 3 phases. Don't worry if you have never tried this before, the coaches are on hand to make sure you get the most out of the lessons. After the lesson is over you will have the option to sign up for a further course of lessons, but are under no obligation.
Alison Hadley, Sussex
I wasn't sure if James would like playing football so I bought him just one Socatots session at first, we went along and he was really nervous (he's only three and quite shy)but the other mothers and staff there were so friendly and the other kids so well behaved that he soon felt comfortable enough to have a go at the football skills and join in. Now we are talking about enrolling him in Socatots football school because it went so well.
Graham Wyber, Nottingham
If you've got a young son and you're looking for something to do together then my wife and I recommend socatots wholeheartedly. Unlike a lot of other activities socatots gets you involved as a parent, we were able to cheer our son on and support him while he learned new skills and the difference in him now he's been attending for about six months is astonishing. He's more confident, dexterous and adventurous. We started off with just one Socatots session that we purchased from buyagift and now its become a part of our weekly routine.
Alex Lowrie, Plymouth
If you're considering a Socatots football lesson for your son then go ahead and book without hesitation. We were incredibly impressed with the programme and our son was too.
Rob Farrow, Liverpool
By far the best birthday gift my son ever got, football lessons at Socatots have made him more confident in so many respects.
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