Recent Reviews:
March 27, 2026
M.F.
Very creative fun games perfect for my sons age each week one thing I would say is the hall is split and each week the kids kinda go whatever side they want so hes not been with his friends sometimes and hes looking for them but we didn't realise they were on the other side. If the same kids could be kept together so they can make connections i think it would help. The girls energy is amazing theyre all like Ms Rachel that all kids love
March 27, 2026
Mantha Tsopanoglou
March 27, 2026
D.G.
There were simple issues with my daughter that I felt were addressable but I didn't feel comfortable raising it with the teenagers running the class. I sent a couple of emails suggesting I might leave or asking would there be another class more suited to my daughter but received no reply just a form explaining to me how I could get her unsubscribed. Overall my daughter enjoyed the exercises and drills but there was too many matches with boys 2 years older than her and the organisers lacked the (interest or experience?) to encourage her off my knee and to participate
March 18, 2026
N.M.
I think it’s great for kids age 5+ but there seems to be a lot of high expectations on children around the age of 2 who would benefit more on child lead free play with a ball instead of trying to get them to do a particular task that ends with a goal. My child will score one goal and then wants to move onto something else. I also feel there’s too many distractions and not risk assessed enough for example there’s boards in the school hall where my child will hide behind. That’s not safe. Also having the goals placed anywhere in the hall when not in use is dangerous when children at a young age do not understand how light the goals are and can easily trip and hurt themselves.
The positive is that he’s around other kids his age and getting exercise.
March 12, 2026
T.H.
March 4, 2026
N.C.
March 4, 2026
Phani srikanth Marla
February 22, 2026
L.N.
February 6, 2026
Paul Carey
January 30, 2026
N.M.