Waterlooville Summer Holiday Camp 2026

Football camps and training sessions for ages 4–14 this summer in Waterlooville.

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When & where

Details of camp

Waterlooville Summer Holiday Camp 2026


Football camps
4 weeks of camps across July & August, 3 days each
10am – 12pm and 1pm – 3pm
Ages 5–14
From £17 half day  ·  £25 single day  ·  £65 full camp
Summer Thursday sessions
Every Thursday, 30th July – 27th August
4pm – 5pm (ages 4–7)  ·  5pm – 6pm (ages 8–12)
Ages 4–12
£10 per session

Why join our camp?

Football camp

27th, 28th & 31st July

HSDC Southdowns College
10am – 12pm and 1pm – 3pm
Ages 5–14
£65 full camp £25 single day £17 half day
Football camp

3rd, 4th & 7th August

HSDC Southdowns College
10am – 12pm and 1pm – 3pm
Ages 5–14
£65 full camp £25 single day £17 half day
Football camp

10th, 11th & 14th August

HSDC Southdowns College
10am – 12pm and 1pm – 3pm
Ages 5–14
£65 full camp £25 single day £17 half day
Football camp

17th, 18th & 21st August

HSDC Southdowns College
10am – 12pm and 1pm – 3pm
Ages 5–14
£65 full camp £25 single day £17 half day
Summer Thursday session

30th July

HSDC Southdowns College
4pm – 5pm
Ages 4–7
£10 per session
Summer Thursday session

30th July

HSDC Southdowns College
5pm – 6pm
Ages 8–12
£10 per session
Summer Thursday session

6th August

HSDC Southdowns College
4pm – 5pm
Ages 4–7
£10 per session
Summer Thursday session

6th August

HSDC Southdowns College
5pm – 6pm
Ages 8–12
£10 per session
Summer Thursday session

13th August

HSDC Southdowns College
4pm – 5pm
Ages 4–7
£10 per session
Summer Thursday session

13th August

HSDC Southdowns College
5pm – 6pm
Ages 8–12
£10 per session
Summer Thursday session

20th August

HSDC Southdowns College
4pm – 5pm
Ages 4–7
£10 per session
Summer Thursday session

20th August

HSDC Southdowns College
5pm – 6pm
Ages 8–12
£10 per session
Summer Thursday session

27th August

HSDC Southdowns College
4pm – 5pm
Ages 4–7
£10 per session
Summer Thursday session

27th August

HSDC Southdowns College
5pm – 6pm
Ages 8–12
£10 per session

Parents and players love our holiday camps

Our holiday camps are loved by parents and players alike. Whether you are a beginner or pro, there's something for all.

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"The guys at We Make Footballers have been amazing for Beau."

Jamie Redknapp

Parent & England International.
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“The best football club, staff are so friendly and supportive. My son has gained a lot of confidence since joining, he literally loves going.”

Asma Moustaoui

Parent
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"My son loves his sessions with We Make Footballers. Looks forward to them every week. Great coaches and such fun for him."

Peter Bond

Parent
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“My son Dilraj is 6 and he has enjoys playing with We Make Footballers he can’t wait for Saturday to go to the session I recommend any one to join.”

Paz Birk

Parent
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“So different to other football groups where the focus is simply on winning. Really welcoming and inclusive environment that focuses on skills ”

Lucy Williams

Parent
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“The sessions the coaching staff put on are always a lot of fun and I find my daughter always wanting to attend the Camps.”

Gary

Parent
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4 skills your child will learn at the Waterlooville football camp:

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Technical Skills

We instruct fundamental football skills like passing and shooting, enhancing technical abilities. At football camp, these skills are reinforced daily through team games with peers of similar ability, promoting both decision-making and technique.

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Social Skills

Our camp offers a 10-to-1 child-to-coach ratio, ensuring personalised attention. This fosters friendships, particularly for those uneasy in larger groups. With 6 hours of daily fun, children learn and build social connections beyond school.

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Physical Skills

Our camp develops your child's strength and skills for growth and other sports, emphasising fitness, speed, and agility. Full-day sessions offer extended football exposure, enhancing endurance and stamina.

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Psychological Skills

Our unique football holiday camp prioritises both physical and cognitive development. See improvements in your child's concentration, learning, listening, and decision-making after each day at camp.

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Frequently Asked Questions

We are happy to answer any questions you may have about our football training. Get in touch today to learn more.

What will you teach my child at Holiday Camps?

Your child will learn to develop their ball manipulation, technique, game understanding and movement in a safe, structured and fun environment under the watchful eye of our experienced coaches. Our sessions, drills and games are tailored to each age group so players will always get the most out of their training. Ultimately we aim to make every child who attends our sessions the best footballer they can be.

Can I have more information about the Head Coach leading my child's group?

Yes, you will be able to speak briefly to the Head Coach of your child's group at the start or end of each day at camp.

What happens if my child wants to go home?

We will do our best to ensure that your child does not want to leave camp. However, if your child does want to go home, the Manager of the camp will call you and allow you to speak to your child on the phone. You can then collect them if you wish to do so.

What happens at Tournament day?

Tournament day is a full day of matches where we group the camp attendees into teams and let them play. Coaches become referees and ensure games are played fairly and in an organised way. They will continue to provide guidance and motivation - but the day is designed to ensure maximum self expression. At the end of the day players will be awarded medals, team trophies if they win and if they have particularly excelled as a player then the coveted 'best tournament player' trophy.

What should I bring to camp?

Your child needs to bring a water bottle, packed lunch box and the correct footwear for the venue. They will also need to bring food for both morning and afternoon snack breaks. If the weather is warm, they will need to bring sun cream and a hat.