Welcome!
Leighbridge
Junior Football Club were established in 1994. We currently have 6 teams in 4 age
groups (Under 10s, Under 13s, 3 at Under 14s and an Under 16s). All our teams
have enjoyed success over the years and the leagues to the left show our current
positions in our respective leagues. Find out more about each team using the
buttons on the left of this page. Use the links at the top to see club reports,
a list of current officials (including contact details). Click the 'Sign Up' link
and send us your details if you would like to join the team for the 2009-10
season, you MUST get your parents permission before you submit your information.
Latest News
Leighbridge
JFC have been awarded The FA Charter Standard. This is in recognition of the
high levels of professionalism employed in the running of our club. Click on the
logo on the left to find more information on the criteria for this award. Below
is a brief summary from the FA website of the aims of the standard.
"The Charter
Standard Scheme is best practice guide that sets standards of coaching,
administration and child protection for all clubs outside the Football League
and Premier League. As a benchmark for quality, it will improve the playing
experience for all."
We
are currently running a number of coaching schools for kids age 5 to 11.
Sessions last for about 90 minutes and take place at Botanic Park, Wavertree.
These schools are run in conjunction with Merseyside Police and Liverpool City Council. For more info please e-mail the club Child Welfare Office, Paul Gresty. Alternatively just turn up with your kids at 11:00am on Saturday mornings at the Pavilion and ask for Paul.
Our
site is currently being updated. Check here regularly for news and info about all
of our teams. During the season you will also find our latest results here along
with information about fixtures and venues. Ad this site to your favourites and
come back regularly. Don't forget we are now looking for players for next year
so click on our 'SIGN UP' tab at the top of the page for further information. We
hope to see you soon.
We are working with a number of partners on various initiatives. See our 'Partners' section below for further information, or click on the images for more details.
Our Sponsors:
Under 10 Shirt Sponsor - Private Benefactor
Under 13 Shirt Sponsor - Gatacre Motors
Under 14 Athletic Shirt Sponsor - MCDonalds
Under 14 Boys Shirt Sponsor - Kensington ReGen
Under 14 Shirt Sponsor - Private Benefactor
Under 16 Shirt Sponsor - Private Benefactor
Recruiting now for 2009-10 Season
If you would like to join our team for next season, please visit our 'Sign Up' page for details of how to get in touch or visit our About Us page to find out where we train. You MUST get your parents permission before you send us any details about yourself. When we receive your details, one of our committee will contact you and your parents with more information.
Working With Our Partners
Working
in partnership with Merseyside Police, we aim to combat anti-social behaviour by
giving young people a positive and constructive activity to focus their energy.
We foster a strong team ethic and promote individual responsibility.
We
are pleased to acknowledge the support provided by Liverpool City Council
Neighbourhood Management Services. The funding they have given to Leighbridge
has enabled us to continue our coaching schools by providing training and safety
equipment.
These
coaching schools are also supported by LHT.
Kick
It Out is football's anti-racism campaign. Working with young people,
Using the appeal of the game to address young people within schools,
colleges and youth organisations, through the development and delivery of
resources and educational materials
Liverpool
Sport Action Zone is works with local communities and a range of organisations
to create a vibrant sporting community, with quality facilities and clubs run by
local people, in which everyone has the
opportunity to improve their quality of life and realise their potential.
Don't X The Line - How can I get involved and make a difference? It is quite simple! You can start by monitoring touchline behaviour, on your own touchline, making sure respect and sportsmanship starts with your own team.
BT Community Connections enables community and voluntary groups throughout the UK to get online and make use of information and communication technology (ICT). If you are a community or voluntary organisation that is looking to extend your work through use of the internet and ICT but don't have the means, take a look at the two different awards outlined below that could help you bridge the digital divide.
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