Wants To Play With Other Girls
Mixed sessions aren't for every girl. Some want a space where the football is the focus, the environment is hers, and she's not the only girl on the pitch.
Girls Only • U11s & U12s
An environment that's hers, coached as seriously as any squad we run — where she gets braver on the ball, better every month, and a genuine route onwards in the girls' game.
Girls Academy
Weekly Sessions
Mixed sessions aren't for every girl. Some want a space where the football is the focus, the environment is hers, and she's not the only girl on the pitch.
She's one of the better players in her school or club team. Here she trains with girls of the same standard — and stops being the one carrying the game.
Already playing for a school or grassroots team and starting to stand out? This is where that gets taken seriously — proper coaching, small groups, and standards that assume she's here to find out how good she can be.
The academy's girls' programme is growing. Many of our players came because they knew someone already here — and it's one of the best reasons to give it a go.
The same coaching qualifications that run our boys' academy and MJPL squads. Proper coaching, delivered properly.
Sessions are capped so every player gets individual feedback. No one hides at the back. No one is just making up the numbers. Every touch counts.
Girls Academy was designed from the ground up — not a boys' session with girls allowed in. Built for girls who want to get better.
Progression into girls' grassroots clubs, partnered squads, and the wider Leicestershire girls' football pathway.
Every Girls Academy session follows a structure that balances technical development with enjoyment — because confidence grows when girls feel the session belongs to them.
Gentle ball-rolling, dynamic movement, and a chance to settle in before the coaching starts.
The first ten minutes set the tone. No pressure, no drills — just girls getting comfortable with the ball and the group before the session properly begins.
One clear technical theme per session — first touch, passing, dribbling, shooting — practised in pairs or small groups.
Isolated technical practice is how skills stick. Focused repetition in a low-pressure format is where real improvement happens — for any age, any level.
The technical theme taken into a small-sided exercise where it gets used in context.
Technique without decision-making stays in the drill. Putting it into a game-like situation is what turns practice into play.
3v3 to 5v5 games with coaching interventions and plenty of touches per player.
Small-sided games are where confidence grows. More touches, more involvement, more chances to try what was just practised — without hiding at the back of a big pitch.
A short cool-down and one-line feedback for every player — something she did well, one thing to work on.
Every player leaves knowing she was seen. Individual feedback — even just a sentence — is what makes the difference between 'I went to training' and 'I'm getting better'.
Kirby Muxloe Football Club, LE9 2AQ
£20 per month for each additional child.
Cancel anytime, with a month's notice.
Girls Academy is for players already competing at level 3 or above, or already training with us. If she's newer to the game, call us on 07760 782 328 and we'll point you to the right session — the pathway can still lead here.