Little Kickers provides boys and girls from 18 months through to 7 years
of age with an early introduction to football (soccer) and is coming to Howick
and Manukau in the New Year by young mum Janet Cho.
Janet had always wanted to do something to engage
children in the local community, and to run her own business. With two sons,
aged 2 years and 4 months, Janet knew that going back to work full-time wasn’t
going to work for their family.
“When I first came across
Little Kickers I knew it would be perfect for my energetic two year old, then
when I learnt of the franchise opportunity I knew it would be perfect for me
too!
It enables me to spend more time with the children and I won’t feel like
I’m missing out on part of their childhood. I also noticed that
there was little around offering a gentle introduction to little team sports
for pre-school kids in the local area."
We have so much demand coming from the area and Janet is just so in-tune with
what Little Kickers is all about that we can't wait to get classes started and
have a ball with your kids!
Janet is starting classes in Dannemora and Pakuranga in Feb & March 2014 and more due to start
throughout the year so enquire today to secure your place.
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL: enrol now and get 50% off registration + 1 free trial class or an additional class onto your enrolment saving over $30.00!
E-mail: manukaueast@littlekickers.co.nz
Phone:
(09) 273 3338
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Play not Push - Little Kickers Philosophy
The Little Kickers pre-school football programme
first started over 10 years ago in London, England. Since then, the
programme has grown phenomenally, and now provides over 20,000 enthusiastic
young footballers with the chance to let of steam and get fit each week. There
are classes operating in locations as diverse as the UK, Ireland, South Africa,
Australia, Canada, Cyprus, Ecuador and of course NZ each week. This
growth looks set to continue as children from around the world take the
opportunity to gain an early introduction to the beautiful game of
football.
The program was developed by early childhood educators in conjunction
with top UK FA coaches and works on the basis that children are much
more likely to learn if their imaginations are engaged and skills are
introduced through fun games, rather than formal drills. The company’s motto “Play
not Push” reflects this, and the emphasis that Little Kickers place on
providing a fun environment for children to learn in, rather than a competitive
one.
