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22 Stellamaris Way, Northpark
Auckland, 2013
93942666
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Nice space, clean, good staff ratio, open fresh air!

Fun environment, great coaches especially coach Olya.

My son loves coach Orla! Great set up of skills and games. Suitable for the various ages and food class sizes.

The coaches are so welcoming and they make a real effort to get to know the kids. They notice when a child seems a bit unsure of something and they actively engage and encourage. They celebrate with the kids too and are just all round supportive. The activities and drills differ each session and get taught in a fun way that keep the kids engaged and prove so valuable. We've seen our son grow so much in just the short while we have been attending here. It's great!

The class structure is great for young kids and you can see them learning with the repetition of certain moves like types of kicks etc. teachers are great too and very patient.

The varied activities and the enthusiasm of the coaches

We love the games and the confidence-building skills for our son. Since he joined we have noticed a big change in how he approaches other children, and his ability to use his voice in a crowd.

We like the social component and the fun activities for Noah. He loves putting on his uniform every Saturday morning and going off to ‘kickers’ with dad.


It’s fun & interactive for the kids.

We love it! So well organised I’ve been so impressed

Involvement with kids

We love the coaches and how core skills are woven and scaffolded through the “games”. The coaches are kind, encouraging, and full of energy.

The coaches are really engaging with the kids and know all their names

The coaches and their warmth and engagement skills

Our son loves all the different activities and putting on his uniform every Saturday morning

Kids are all involved. And the games cater for the beginners and those who have been there for a year. Teachers are really nice

Great coaches! Gives the kids good confidence.

Our son is learning basic skills in playing football and having fun at the same time. It also teaches him discipline and teamwork. It's a fun way of introducing sport to our son and he loves it so much.

Its very fun for the kids and they are also learning some skills at the same time. My son has attended both, mairangi and oteha. Marangi one is very behind when talking about football skills...Kids stay foloowing the coaches the whole time and not so many games to develop football skills... Oteha is much better. Was good with the other guy and is even better with the new guy.