Massive thanks to igym for sponsoring the kids new team coats.
The club are looking for help to carry out the player registrations process for the 24/25 season. Please get in touch with Darryl for more information – (M) 07950 611905
Our U11’s Blacks team and their coaches would like to express their gratitude to Marton Meadows Golf Course for sponsoring their winter coats. As an added bonus, Marton warmly welcomed the team to the golf club for an exclusive session at their brand new driving range ahead of the official opening. The boys were also fortunate enough to try out the golf simulator.
Thanks to everyone at Marton for the support for our U11’s Blacks and the fantastic golfing experiences for the boys!’
On behalf of the U11’s Blacks and their coaches, many thanks to Hamptons Tidysite Skip Services for their sponsorship of the home kit for our U11’s Blacks team. The boys are seen here before their match with one of the Hamptons trucks.’
Congleton Town Juniors have teamed up with A1 Academy to offer boys and girls aged 12-15 up to 6 weeks of football over the summer break.
A1 Academy is run by Richard Duffy (Congleton Town First Team Manager) and Anthony Griffith (Congleton Town First Team Assistant Manager).
For more information and to book your place on the Summer Camp which will take place at Congleton High School visit www.a1academy.uk
Congratulations and a huge well done to our U13Y team who have won the League Cup beating Sandbach 6-0
On the weekend of 5th & 6th November 2022, The FA will be piloting a Silent Support Weekend to promote good behaviour in Youth Football.
The FA are encouraging spectators and coaches to show their support during the match through applause only. This will reduce pressure and confusion and give players a better opportunity to find their own voice and develop their game.
The problem is sometimes we need a reminder to make sure we put the players first.
Too often, there are too many voices from the touchline, too many opinions, and too much unnecessary distraction.
The Silent Support Weekend will involve coaches and spectators having minimal verbal contact throughout games.
The FA’s aim is simple: to raise awareness of the need to create a positive and pressure-free environment in which children can enjoy football and learn to love and develop their game.
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Our U13 Girls enjoying these fabulous cup cakes.
A group of young footballers in Congleton raised enough money from a single collection to feed five families for a week.
Congleton Town FC Juniors under-nines team and their coaches shook collection buckets in their training session at Congleton High School last Thursday.
The money raised was in aid of Chapel Street non-profit organisation Mind, Body & Sole.
The timing of the fundraising coincided with Place2Be’s Children’s Mental Health Week, which ran from February 7.
The team went all out to mark the event, according to one of the coaches, Chris Lawton.
He said: “As a symbol and celebration to uniqueness, individuality and anti-bullying, the children attended the training wearing odd socks.
“This was seen as a bit if fun for the kids but once again it helps introduce the fact that it is OK to be different, to wear different clothes, to have different hairstyles and so on.”
Place2Be uses Children’s Mental Health Week, now in its eighth year, to shine a spotlight on the importance of children and young people’s mental health.
Lawton said that it was the perfect opportunity to collect some money for a good cause and create some good publicity concerning this area.
Mind, Body & Sole said the £195.50 raised [as of Friday last week], was enough to buy the meals for five local families.
Chris Lawton said the connection with the non-profit organisation comes from Congleton Town FC.
Their fundraiser at Congleton High School on Box Lane has made our town proud. The club have also been known as Congleton Rovers, but are now affiliated with our town’s biggest football club – Congleton Town FC.
The senior team’s away kit is sponsored by the organisation and a stand behind one goal houses a peer-to-peer drop-in centre.
Highlighting the themes of mental health awareness, Lawton said: “We believe that by giving the players confidence, team working skills and friendship… we are helping the players to not only positively express themselves on the pitch but also to become more confident and social off it.”
No dogs are allowed on the school grounds. Only assistance dogs allowed.
If you bring a dog on site you will be asked to remove it!
Congleton High School,
Box Lane
Congleton
Cheshire
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