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chefanie

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chefanie

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New to the area and looking to enroll my kids (Age 7.5 & 6) into a football program in the area, ideally if it meets in Peckham Rye Commons? Looking for a fun yet skill-based program or team, boy / girls / mixed is cool with us. Any recommendations or leads? Thanks!
DuncanW

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Athenlay run sessions for younger children on a pay and play basis on Saturday mornings recommencing I believe on Sat 11th Sept. These sessions happen in the Athenlay club ground at Homestall Road.

Players need to be registered with the club in advance to participate.

Feel free to PM me for more info if needed.

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tarafitness

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Soccer Stars Football Academy run sessions on Saturday mornings, as well as during the school holidays. They're based on Peckham Common (parallel to the playground) on Saturdays and take ages 3 upwards. The coaches are very friendly and knowledgeable. 07522 425 931

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