Wildcats Centres provide girls with regular opportunities to play football and take part in organised sessions in a fun and engaging environment created exclusively for girls.

The sessions take place on a weekly basis, either after school or at weekends, subject to the local organiser. They will provide a safe environment where girls with no football experience can; have fun engaging with sport, develop fundamental skills, try a variety of sessions, learn new things and create foundations for a lifelong love of sport.

In Jersey, Wildcats is delivered within three schools (for children from those schools) and at Springfield Stadium (girls from all schools). 

Spring term session details and prices are as follows:

Tuesdays
d'Auvergne Primary School
7th January - 25th March (4pm-5pm)
11 sessions in total
£4 per session (£44 total)

Wednesdays
Springfield Stadium
8th January - 26th March (3pm-4pm)
11 sessions in total
£7.10 per session (£78.10 total)

Thursdays
Janvrin School
9th January - 27th March (3pm-4pm)
11 sessions in total
£4 per session (£44 total)

Fridays
Rouge Bouillon School
10th January - 28th March (3pm-4pm)
11 sessions
£4 per session (£44 total)

In addition to offering the option of paying for all sessions up front, in order to help you manage payments, we are offering you the chance to put down a first deposit now to reserve your spot and help you manage your payment.

BOOK WILDCATS PLACES

New Application Process

The Jersey FA have now opened up a new application process that will be used going forward for all Community Programme activities. We will now be using Race Nation, throughout the application process you will create an account with Race Nation as well as complete the application form for our courses. This information will then be stored to help with future applications. If you have any problems or queries when trying to register for our upcoming courses please don’t hesitate to contact our Community Team by email: community@jerseyfa.com 

The Jersey FA plans to further help introduce Wildcats as an initiative for local clubs in the island in the hope that this will increase female participation through clubs and start a more sustainable pathway from the 5-11 age group onto junior football and adult football.