Holiday Camps
Train and learn with Man City coaches each half term
For children aged 6-14.
All abilities
Various locations across Greater Manchester
Boys and girls can now train throughout the holidays, experiencing the Manchester City training and playing philosophy.
Programme highlights
Camps operating daily at multiple Manchester venues
Players will experience a range of on and off pitch football activities
Player-themed days inspired by the Manchester City First Team to drive skill development, creativity, and game understanding
Programme content
Players will gain insight into:
Their individual development and playing identity
How to support teammates effectively
The varied roles they can play within the game
Various locations across Greater Manchester
Season framework
We operate a progressive framework of content for each Holiday programme so that players are consistently challenged in a variety of new and engaging scenarios each course. Players can join any of the below programmes at any point throughout the season.
Summer Camps (August)
2v2 Programme (October)
3v3 Programme (December)
4v4 Programme (February)
5v5 Programme (April)
Games Programme (May)
Programme Schedule
The programme will place during holiday periods at various locations throughout areas of Greater Manchester.
Age Group | Date of Birth | Camp Times (indicative) |
|---|---|---|
Under 7&8 | 01/09/17 – 31/08/19 | 9am – 3pm* |
Under 9&10 | 01/09/15 – 31/08/17 | 9am – 3pm* |
Under 11&12 | 01/09/13 – 31/08/15 | 9am – 3pm* |
Under 13&14 | 01/09/11 – 31/08/13 | 9am – 3pm* |
*For players that select the City Football Academy, these sessions will operate 10am-12pm or 5-7pm daily rather than 9am-3pm.
*Players must attend all program days throughout the week
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the courses aimed at?
Courses are aimed at players aged 6-14 years old, boys and girls, who enjoy playing football and are looking to improve their skills and game understanding through holiday periods.
All players should be physically able to participate in age-appropriate practical football training sessions.
For players with disabilities there are a number of initiatives delivered through City In The Community (CITC) where specialist staff will oversee more appropriate session content. Please visit https://www.mancity.com/community
How much time prior to the session should my child arrive?
Players should arrive already changed in their kit approximately 15 minutes before the start of each scheduled session.
How to get to the venues?
Flixton Girls School
Flixton Rd, Urmston, Manchester, M41 5DR
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Cheadle Hulme School
Claremont Rd, Cheadle Hulme, Cheadle, SK8 6EF
Parking is available on site.
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Does my child need to bring a packed lunch?
For those players who are attending our full day programs, they will need to bring a packed lunch each day. There will be multiple snack breaks as well as a dedicated lunchtime, so please ensure your child has enough food and drink to stay energised throughout the day.
For those attending programs at the City Football Academy, no lunch will be required.
What footwear should my child have?
All sessions will be delivered on artificial pitches.
As such, players should wear the appropriate footwear (boots for artificial/firm ground or turf trainers – no screw-in studs or running shoes).
What size kit should I order for my child?
Each player will receive a kit pack as part of their course enrolment, charged at £70. Kit sizes can be viewed here.
Who coaches the sessions?
Each coaching session is delivered by UEFA qualified Manchester City coaches.
All coaches are DBS-checked, hold First Aid in Football qualifications and have completed the FA Safeguarding Children award.
How are the courses grouped?
Players will be grouped by ability within age groups where possible to ensure maximum participation, positive learning opportunities and a fun experience for all.
Safeguarded information
Manchester City Football Club strives to ensure that everyone in our care or attending our activities feel safe and free from risk of harm. The Club takes its safeguarding responsibilities very seriously and we are committed to creating a safe and positive environment for everyone.
View our Safeguarding Policy.