Search results for "Football" (86)

5aside.org has 5-a-side, 6-a-side and 7-a-side football leagues running across London including Islington. Includin a women's league.

ABLEize is the UK's largest disability, mobility and health directory and highlights websites offering disability arts, UK's largest selection of disability sports, employment, carers support, live in care and contacts for many disabled and special needs care services and a whole host of related products and…

The Access to Sports Project offers to young people coaching and competitive opportunities in a variety of sports and activities including: archery athletics badminton basketball baseball boxercise fitness football multi-sports netball roller skating tag rugby The Project also offers opportunities for young people to gain…

Islington Council Leisure Team promote sport and physical activity in Islington. To find out where to do sport and physical activity in Islington go to http://www.islington.gov.uk/active.

All in Islington has detailed information about sport and physical activity for disabled people in Islington. It shows weekly sessions and sports clubs for disabled people, and has accessibility information for the borough’s leisure centres.

The All Nations Men's Football League is based at different venues. In Islington this is at Islington Arts and Media School.

ADSA was set up at the end of 2006/2007 season to represent, and give the clubs disabled supporters a voice. Our aim is to try and deal with any problems or complaints you may have and enhance your match day experience. Both the Stadium Tour…

Founded at the end of the 2006/07 season; the Arsenal Disabled Supporters Association (ADSA) was created to give all disabled supporters a voice in issues that directly affect them in following and watching Arsenal Football Club. In a bid to combat some of the key…

After-school club and football sessions. Free club for children and young people aged 8 to 13. The Arsenal Double Club programme has been running since 1998 and combines football and literacy sessions to help children with their school work and give them a chance to…

Arsenal Community projects provide sport sessions and pathways to accreditation which take place in schools, leisure centres, housing estates and parks. Sports include:  bowls double club (sport combined with homework, maths, English help) football including walking football and football for disabled people

Barnard Adventure Playground isn’t just home to a dragon – we’ve got jaw-dropping canyon cliff rope swings too. Come and jump from a platform across a swamp of hungry crocodiles. Let your imagination loose! Feeling bold? You can put on the performance of a lifetime…

People from all cultural and diverse backgrounds participate and enrich our activities. Our volunteer and training programme helps people learn new skills, provides opportunity for social interaction and outdoor exercise as well as offering horticultural training for adults with learning difficulties. Environmental and food growing…

Football sessions with coaches for children, 7 to 16 years, with special educational needs and disabilities, SEND. No need to book, just turn up and play!

At Cape Adventure Playground adventurers can get creative, explore nature and play outdoors, making full use of the labyrinth of rope bridges and tree houses. Bounce on a trampette, create a theme song on a piano or design your next costume in our play building.…

CitySport offers the space and equipment for a range of sports to be played either individually or as part of a team. The venue is open to the public and City University students. CitySport is able to accommodate the following sports: Badminton (6 courts) Basketball (2…

A neighbourhood based youth project offering music, art and sport based leisure activities for children and young people aged 7 to 24 years, with an emphasis on developing young people’s skill and potential. We offer a youth club, football sessions, and a wide range of…

The Crown and Manor Club prides itself on a history of providing a safe haven for boys and young men. Open to members between the ages of Seven and Twenty Five. Our facilities comprise a gymnasium, games room, access to technology and spaces suitable for…

Join our multi-sports club for children and young people with disabilities aged 5 to adults. Our weekly club sessions are an opportunity to: have fun and make friends; enjoy and experience Paralympic and multi-sports including football, Boccia, sitting volleyball, dance, golf, and many more; get active with professional…

Holiday playscheme Monday to Friday 26-30 Oceober 2020 for children aged 4.5 (reception) to 13 years from 9 am to 5.30 pm  Cost: £100 per week (c£50 concessions)Booking: childrensactivities@elizabeth-house.org.uk Food Parcel Distribution: Elizabeth House Community Centre responded to the Covid-19 crisis by launching a food/care…

Run by Adult Community Learning (ACL), Islington Working (iwork) and GLL, this course  is for young Islington residents who are interested in becoming a football coach. Candidates who are successful in passing the course, will be guaranteed an interview for one of the casual coaching…

Arsenal in the Community are running female specific football Sessions for under and over 18s with Mixed Disabilities and Learning Disabilities. Sessions for under 18s take place every Friday, 7-8pm at William Tyndale School Football Pitch. Sessions for over 18s take place every Wednesday, 6-7pm…

Finsbury Leisure Centre has:  four outdoor football pitches four squash courts a six-court multi-sports hall for badminton, basketball and table-tennis exercise studios offering a range of fitness classes including pilates and yoga activity rooms

Finsbury Park Rugby Club is a Community Rugby Club Providing coaching for Senior and Youth.

FloRéal Sports offers American flag football to young people.

Islington has five parks with football pitches for hire: Highbury Fields Paradise Park Rosemary Gardens Tufnell Park playing fields Whittington Park You can also play football at leisure centres: Finsbury Leisure Centre Market Road football pitches, next to Islington Tennis Centre Sobell leisure centre William…

Arsenal in the Community are running football sessions for adults with learning disabilities. There are also sessions for visually impaired and blind people (over 14s), upper and lower body amputees, deaf (under 18s) and people with mental health diagnoses. To find out more about any…

This session, run by Arsenal in the Community, is open to all children and young people, girls and boys, under 18.

Arsenal Football Club’s LGBT supporters group, ‘Gay Gooners’ was established in early 2013 and now has more than 90 members. The GayGooners are the biggest LBGTQ fan group of any football club in England. We exist: - to provide a social group for LGBTQ Arsenal…

On Fridays we run a girls’ football session at Half Moon Pitch  

Go Mammoth runs sports leagues across London including Islington: basketball; http://www.gomammoth.co.uk/basketball/london/ 5-a-side football; http://www.gomammoth.co.uk/5-a-side-football/london/ netball; http://www.gomammoth.co.uk/netball/ and also fitness classes, yoga and boxing; http://www.gomammoth.co.uk/fitness-classes/  

Highbury Fields has: 11 tarmac tennis courts (all of which are floodlit) a seven-a-side floodlit artificial turf football pitch four floodlit tarmac netball courts basketball hoops for casual use one table tennis table next to the tennis courts for casual use The tennis courts, football…

Holloway School has a range of sports facilities:  25m swimming pool a large multi-purpose sports hall for football, basketball, netball and badminton  a sand-based artificial astro pitch for football and other sports. Holloway School is not open for use the the general public. Access can…

We have a food store and distributing surplus food to residents local to Hornsey Lane Community Centre. We provide emergency parcels on request. We will sign post to other providers outside our locality.  The community centre will be closed between 24th December 2020 and 4th January…

Girls and ladies football training sessions.

Islington Borough Ladies Football Club offers football to women and girls at Whittington Park, off Holloway Road, N19 4RS. Beginners. Tuesdays 7-8pm. Friendly match play. Ages 14+. £3/session 7v7 Women's League. Tuesdays. 50-minute game, 7-8pm or 8-9pm. Ages 16+. £30 per team per game Islington…

The objectives of the partnership are to improve football facilities in the borough of Islington and ensure that people of all backgrounds have equal opportunities to play the game. We operate an open gate policy at all our venues and hope this will encourage people to…

A football session for women takes place: Tuesdays 6.30-8pm Arsenal Hub, 56 Benwell Road, N7 7BA £8 per player; pay as you go All abilities welcome Contact footballsessions@gmail.com; follow on Twitter @IslingtonWFA

Islington Tennis Centre has: six indoor and two outdoor tennis courts a 50 station gym that has cardiovascular machines such as treadmills and rowers, resistance equipment including free weights and dedicated stretching areas and fitness aids such as Swiss balls a studio for fitness classes…

Through sport, mentoring, employment, and advice and guidance projects, JYCA has managed to engage, empower, develop and give opportunities to many young people. We support unemployed 16-24-year-olds to move into employment using the power of sport. As a youth charity, we use football and other…

Katabella Ladies FC is a team of friends that come together to train, play and socialise.

Make sure you’ve got your binoculars and maps handy because we’re going to explore! Get ready to make an award-winning nature documentary of Islington’s very own wildlife. Why not hop on the wooden bus designed by our very own adventurers or sail the seas to…

The nursery offers opportunities for investigation, choice and expression with a wide range of equipment and activities for learning and play. We also provide weekly sessions of yoga, football and drama, all facilitated by professional outside teachers and free to all children. Forest School is our new project…

CHILDMINDER. Working with an assistant. I have over 10 years experience looking after children, from being a nanny to working in a nursery for the past two years. I have a level 3 childcare qualification. I will take children on daily outings to the park,…

Islington Mind's RainbowSports@Mind LGBTQ+ project is aimed at reducing isolation and improving physical and mental health within the LGBTQ+ community through sports and movement. It's fully accessible and inclusive, and it hosts everything from dance, yoga, football, cricket, to singing and gardening. For more information contact Sigal Avni; sigal.avni@islingtonmind.org.uk…

Coronavirus update: Light Project Pro International is running a foodbank for local residents in the Caledonian and Holloway Wards. You do not need to register beforehand, just turn up on Wednesdays, 10.30am to 12.30pm; or contact us if you are shielding. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Usual Service: Light Project…

Pre school football based physical activity. The programme was developed by FA qualified coaches and school teachers. At little kickers the focus is very much on fun rather than focusing purely on football, the programme incorporates a number of early learning goals. Valuable concepts such…