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Telford & WrekinFootball Partnership
● Whether you are just starting to kick a ball; ● Playing for a junior club or your school; ● Wanting to spend more time on developing your
skills to achieve your full potential…
Realise YOUR full potential on the football fi eld through the opportunities offered by the newly formed
Telford & Wrekin Football Partnership.
FROM 6 YEARS THROUGH TO 21 YEARS OF AGE
THEN THE HAS OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL
TAKE A LOOK AT WHAT’S ON OFFER AND GET STARTED RIGHT AWAY
< Dion Moore - TCAT, AFC Telford United Youth Team and Shropshire U18s
Courtney Owen - Thomas Telford >School and England Under 15s
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Levels
12 AFC Telford United Community Football Coaching
An integrated programme for boys and girls at Level 1 (Beginners), and Level 2 (Development Centres) organised by AFC Telford United Community Coaching Department alongside some of the TWFP registered providers.
TWFP oFFers Progression ThroUgh 5 levels For boys And girls…
Since 2004, AFC Telford United has always been proud of its commitment to Youth and Schools Football in Telford & Wrekin.
AFC Telford United’s mission is to maximise its profile and social impact within the community in order to drive the
success of the club; however, we have always realised that this will never be achieved through working in isolation.
The Telford & Wrekin Football Partnership is a huge step forward in the evolution of the unique partnership between Schools, FE Colleges, Local Junior Clubs, Coaching providers, The Shropshire Football Association, The Shropshire Schools & Colleges FA, The Local Co-operative Council and Wolverhampton Wanderers. The partnership is a commitment from all that they will continue to deliver the best opportunities, in the best facilities to hundreds, if not thousands, of youngsters across the Borough of Telford & Wrekin.
The Telford & Wrekin Football Partnership reflects our values of integrity, inclusivity and excellence. It also embodies the spirit of partnership, co-operation and community that makes Telford such a unique town with huge untapped potential; potential that the partnership, shoulder to shoulder, will always endeavour to realise. Lee Carter – Chairman and Managing Director AFC Telford United
> 2012 Jubilee Cup finalists Thomas Telford School and TCAT line up after the match.
Thomas Telford were the first winnerswith the match being decided on penalties
after a 1-1 draw in normal time.
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These sessions will take place at venues like HLC, Madeley Academy, TCAT Sports Dome and 3G pitch and the AFC Telford United Goalzone which is situated at the New Bucks Head Stadium.
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Girls and ladies Footballwithin the telFord & wrekin Football PartnershiP
The TWFP will work to strengthen the relationship between TWSCFA and Junior Football Clubs within a community driven programme. Starting with opportunities for ALL with Fun Clubs for the U10s through to Development Centres for Primary and Secondary School girls. Full details of this season’s programme can be viewed on the AFC Telford United website - www.afctelfordunited.co.uk
These schools have previously entered the Telford & Wrekin Indoor Football League at either U14, U16 or both: Charlton*, Phoenix*, Newport Girls High, Abraham Darby, Hadley Learning Communty*, Idsall*, Ercall Wood, Lord Silkin, Madeley Academy*, Burton Borough*, Thomas Telford* and Sutherland.
The Ladies Team is associated with AFC Telford United and currently play in the Shropshire Womens County League. They also play in various cup competitions and play friendly matches from other sides throughout the Midlands.
aFC telFord United ladies
* Schools taking part in the Shropshire County Cup competitions at Under 16 and offer opportunities to represent Shropshire.Log onto www.sscfa.co.uk for further information
For further information contact the Manager Kevin VaughanHome: 01952 272766 - Mobile: 07590 965164or email: [email protected]
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Telford and Wrekin Schools and Colleges Football Association (TWSCFA) under the leadership of Vic Maher (Headmaster Madeley Academy) and Paul Sanderson (Ladygrove Primary School) continues to expand and offers a wide range of opportunities for girls and boys to enjoy football.
These include annual league and cup competitions for primary and secondary schools with all of the finals taking place at the New Buck’s Head courtesy of the Chairman and Directors of AFC Telford United.
The existing partnership between TWSCFA and AFC Telford United Youth Development Department continues to flourish with representative district teams for both primary and senior boys playing in the West Midlands Schools’ Leagues and Cup competitions.
n Students within Bridgnorth and Much Wenlock schools, through Associate membership, are now able to trial and play for the TWSCFA Representative teams.
Telford and wrekin schools and colleges fooTball associaTion
Level
3
For all enquiries and more information please contact Malcolm Webster, TWSCFA Secretary at [email protected] or Lisa Sandford, Office Manager, SSCFA on 01743 235442 or by email at [email protected]
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With a programme of development for boys from the age of 6 through to 18 the opportunities exist for YOU to realise your full potential.
Development of the players is constant throughout all the age groups and a lot many boys go onto represent Shropshire Schools & Colleges Football Association from the age of 14 through to 18 in their County competitions.
AFC TELFORD UNITEDYOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Level
3
For all enquiries contact Paul Bullock on 07817 284809 by email to [email protected] or Lisa Sandford, Office Manager, SSCFA on 01743 235442 or by email to [email protected] - www.afctelfordunited.co.uk
> AFC Telford United Youth Development 2011/12
Under the leadership of AFC Telford United Director for Youth Development, Paul Bullock and his team of dedicated coaches, representative football is healthy and flourishing in Telford and Wrekin in the form of AFC Telford United Youth Development.
Young Cubs Skills Centre, AFC Telford United Youth Development / TWSFA U11-16 Representative Teams
Level 3 within the Community Football Programme caters for the most promising players either through the Young Cubs Skills Centre (Wolves) based in Telford or through the all age teams representing AFC Telford United and TWSCFA within the West Midlands Schools Leagues and Cups.
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Level 4 caters for the elite footballers (8 - 16 years of age) through the Wolverhampton Wanderers Academy based at Compton. Ben O’Hanlon from Lord Silkin and Tom Hill from Idsall secured a scholarship at the Wolves Academy for 2012 and presently there are over 20 boys from Telford and Wrekin living the dream to emulate Ben and Tom and other professional players.
Wolverhampton Wanderers academy / post 16 academies - (thomas telford football academy & tcat/neW college)
Level
4
For those players unable to secure a scholarship with a Premier, Championship or Football League club there is a great opportunity for boys and girls to combine football development with an education programme through the two local post 16 Academies at TCAT Sports Academy (in association with New College) and Thomas Telford Football Academy.
All aspiring footballers have the opportunity to remain at the Academies for their higher education with each of the Academies associated with a University.
Players identified as potential professionals (either part or full time) will have the opportunity to train with the AFC Telford United First Team on an agreed session release basis whilst studying at their chosen Academy.
> AFC Telford United Director for Youth Development Paul Bullock, with just some of the Telford based Wolverhampton Wanderers Academy players.
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Level
4
Interested In a sports related apprentIceshIp?If you are then contact tWscFa college liaison officer - colin Walker - on 01952 ??????? for further information.
any players interested in this provision should contact head of sport at tcat dale smallman at [email protected] or on 07515 975060.
tcat has been a long standing supporter, as the main sponsor of the aFc telford United Youth development Under 18 team who will continue to play in the West Midland Floodlit Midweek league, premier division as an extension to tWscFa.
through innovation coupled with investment, they have facilities second to none. they are natural partners to aFc telford United and together they have a great deal more than many professional clubs’ academies and centres of excellence.
Level
5HND in Sports Coaching University of Worcester
MoSt toWNS NoW Have a SportS aCaDeMy bUt very feW Have tWo - oUtStaNDING SportS aCaDeMIeS…
> Pictured left: Current HND Sports students from TCAT Josh Titley (l) and James Ganderton (r) accessing the Brazil Futsal Course at the University of Worcester pictured with Head of Sport Dale Smallman (l) and Football Focus coordinator Lewis Taylor (r).
For post 18 year old learners who have completed their Btec level 3 or a level study at colleges or schools and would like to further their study in higher education sector. this exciting opportunity to study the first two years of a sports degree, whilst still accessing the tcat sports academy and further developing their football, is a real first.
the course is intensively delivered at tcat, over a two day a week programme. learners will have the opportunity to progress on to the third and final year of the sports coaching science degree at the University of Worcester. this cohort of learners could then play as a Borough u21 team, allowing the player to further develop their skills and understanding, closing the gap into elite adult football.
thomas telford Football academy students follow the nationally recognised edexcel Btec level 3 extended diploma (equivalent to 3 a - levels) with the opportunity to gain additional qualifications in Football coaching; Fitness Instruction and Fa level 2 treatment & Management of injury. Facilities are outstanding and the academy team plays in the British colleges national Football league. options for career progression include entrance to university to study sport related degree; soccer scholarship in Usa; employment in leisure industry or a career as a full or part time professional footballer.
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AFC Telford United Youth DevelopmentContact: Paul BullockDirector for Youth Development- 07817 284809Email: [email protected]
AFC Telford United Football in the CommunityAFC Telford United Football ClubCommunity Coaching OfficerContact: - 01952 640064Email: [email protected]
Telford & Wrekin Schools & Colleges FAContact Secretary: Malcolm Webster, Tel: 07956 545088Email: [email protected]
TCAT Sports AcademyContact: Paul Young - 01952 642464 or e mail to [email protected]
Shropshire Football AssociationContact: Mick Murphy County Development Manager - 01743 362769 - 07435 960650 or e mail to [email protected]
Thomas Telford Football AcademyContact: Steve Wilderspin Director of Football - 01952 200000 Email to [email protected]
New College, TelfordContact: Neil Hudson - 01952 641592Email to [email protected]@ac.uk
Shropshire Schools & Colleges FAShropshire FA Headquarters, Greenhous Meadow, Oteley Road, Shrewsbury SY2 6STContact: Lisa Sandford - Tel: 01743 235442 Email to [email protected]
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Telford & Wrekin CouncilContact: Rachel Threadgold - 01952 382334 Email to [email protected]
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