Kiko Juniors: Developing the Foundations

Fun, high-energy sessions where 4 to 6 year olds learn to dribble, pass and shoot, play their first small-sided games, and grow in confidence every week.

Green digital graphic with Kiko Juniors logo, text indicating Stage 2 for juniors aged 4 to 6 years, and a subtitle 'First steps in football'.

Juniors is stage 2 of the Kiko pathway. Children move on from parent-and-toddler play to sessions of their own, with plenty of time on the ball and coaches who make every activity fun. Whether your child is football-mad or picking up a ball for the first time, sessions are adapted so everyone is challenged at the right level.

Over the Past 10 Years we have created over 20 Kiko FC Teams from our Juniors Section!

What your child gains

  • Ball skills: dribbling, passing, receiving and shooting, using both feet from the start.

  • Confidence: we celebrate effort and improvement, so every child feels proud of what they achieve.

  • Teamwork: taking turns, listening, communicating and supporting teammates in small-sided games.

  • Ready for teams: the foundations children need to join a team and step up to our Development stage.

Children playing soccer on a grassy field during the daytime.

Prices, free trial and guarantee

Try it free, then book the term

  • Your first session is free. Come along, join in and see if Juniors is right for your child.

  • Want to join? Then Bookings are made in termly payments. Classes are £7.35 + VAT Per Class

  • New to Kiko? There's a one-off membership fee of [£35], which includes Kiko Playing Shirt and insurance.

Our money-back promise. If you're not happy after your first paid class, tell us within 48 hours and we'll refund your remaining fees and cancel your place. No awkward questions.

Find Your Nearest Class

What to Expect at Your First Kiko Juniors Session

  1. A friendly welcome. Our coaches help your child settle in, even if they don't know anyone or have never played before.

  2. Fun football activities. Dribbling, passing and shooting games, matched to your child's age and ability.

  3. Small-sided games. Children put their new skills into practice in fun matches with their group.

  4. A positive finish. We celebrate everyone's effort, so they leave proud and excited to come back next week.

What to bring

  • Comfortable sports clothes for the weather

  • Trainers or football boots for the surface

  • Shin pads, if you have them

  • A named water bottle

  • “Kiko is a great environment for kids. My children love football and they get great skills coaching, but just as important is the focus on team playing and sportsmanship. Kiko provides a really inclusive environment where every child is given the opportunity to shine and to be involved in a team. The coaches are amazing; enthusiastic, nurturing and caring"

    Parent