Junior football
FA-affiliated teams for boys and girls across South East London
Blackheath Wanderers Junior Football Club fields eight teams from Under 9s to Under 16s, competing in the Selkent League (boys) and Tandridge League (girls). All teams are affiliated to the London FA and Kent FA, and the club holds England Football Accredited status.
Come and play Football with us!
WHY BWFC?
Our aim is simple - for children to enjoy their football, develop their skills and confidence and love being part of a team!
Girl's junior football cost £40 per month plus annual Blackheath Wanderers Club membership.
Our access fund provides financial support for families who need help with the cost of playing (scroll down for more information).
Get in touch:
Juniorfootball@blackheathwanderers.co.uk
Give it a go
We're actively recruiting players for the new season, come and play with us for a month FOR FREE!
WHEN?
Training is twice a week, with matches taking place on Sundays
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FOOTBALL COACHING FOR AGES 4–7 FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Fun, friendly football sessions designed especially for Reception, Year 1 & Year 2 pupils. Build confidence, coordination and a love for the game in a positive, energetic environment!
Times
9:00 – 10:00AM AGE 4–5 (RECEPTION)
10:00 – 11:00AM AGE 6–7 (YEAR 1 & YEAR 2)
Pricing
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£5 per session – Members
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£7.50 per session – Non-Members
Helping every child have the opportunity to play
We want every child who wants to play football at Blackheath Wanderers to have the opportunity to take part, regardless of their family's financial circumstances.
Our Junior Football Access Fund provides confidential financial support to families who might otherwise find the cost of participating difficult.
The Fund can help with:
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Club membership and monthly football fees
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Kit and equipment
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Additional coaching for specific needs
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Team trips, tournaments and team activities
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Other essential costs of taking part in junior football
Support can cover some or all of a cost depending on individual circumstances and the funds available.
Need some help? Please ask.
We know family circumstances vary and the costs of children's activities can add up. You do not need to provide payslips or detailed financial information to apply.
Simply complete our short confidential form and tell us, in your own words, what support would help.
Applications are considered privately by our Access Fund Panel. Your application will not be shared with your team, other parents or the wider Club.
If you'd rather speak to someone first, or have any questions, email accessfund@blackheathwanderers.co.uk. All enquiries will be treated confidentially.
Help another child play
The Access Fund is supported by fundraising, sponsorship and voluntary donations.
If you're able to contribute, any amount helps. Donations directly increase the support we can provide to children and families who might otherwise struggle with the costs of taking part.
To make a donation, simply email: treasurer@blackheathwanderers.co.uk
We'll help you with the payment details and anything else you need. If you're eligible, we'd also be very grateful if you complete our Gift Aid declaration, which may allow us to increase the value of your donation at no additional cost to you. Please complete the Gift Aid form and email: treasurer@blackheathwanderers.co.uk.
Businesses and employers can help too. If your employer offers matched giving, community grants or support for employee causes, we'd love to hear from you. Please use the same email address and we'll help with whatever information you need.
Thank you. Every donation helps us make sure that cost doesn't prevent a child from being part of Blackheath Wanderers.
Safeguarding, Equality & Welfare
The welfare of every player is at the heart of everything we do
Blackheath Wanderers is fully committed to the safeguarding and protection of all young players in our care. We operate in full accordance with FA guidelines and maintain a safe, inclusive and respectful environment for players, parents and volunteers alike.
Club Welfare Officers: Jeremy Richards/Ryan Reast