Mini Soccer Section

Hindley Juniors are very proud of their Mini Soccer Section - this section Provides football for all abilities up to the age of 11 we also cater for Children with disabilities.


There are three age groups within the Mini Soccer Section
Reception Class Ages 4 - 6
Reception class introduces children to the game of football with a mix of fun games which take place every Sunday morning throughout the football season Read more....


Under 8's Y2 and Y3 Football
Under 8's play at Hindley every Sunday at Hindley Juniors Read more....



Under 10's Y4 and Y5
Under 10's also play every Sunday morning at Hindley throughout the football season Read more....

What Is Mini Soccer?

Hindley Juniors Mini Soccer Section is probably the most important section in the club. Together we have a great opportunity to create an environment which will get the best out of your children.

We provide support and education for all Mini Soccer Coaches and parents to ensure the ideal learning environment is created

For more info why not visit our Football Development section where you can learn how you can help to create the ideal environment for your child to learn and reach their full potential in football

The English FA have provided support for clubs in the UK - Hindley Juniors have taken this support on board and are now a Community Charter Standard Club. The FA have helped Hindley Juniors provide the right facilities to ensure children have a safe place to learn about the great game of football. e.g.
Mini Soccer Pitches, goals, welfare officers, educated coaches and parents etc.. This is good and a great starting point but we are building on this by providing a healthy positive environment as well

So if you want the best for your child take the appropriate courses listen to what the FA are telling us and working together we will win

Some tips for parents:-

Always Encourage and applaud good play
Don't shout instructions
Always support your coach
Trust your coach

Remember our coaches are treating each game as a training session in which their priority is to improve performance of the individual players and the team as a group.

Winning the game doesnt necessarily mean your child has got the most from his or her experience