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Canada Soccer is excited to announce the launch of its Soccer in Schools initiative, a groundbreaking project aimed at making soccer more accessible to youth across Canada. In partnership with 64 community clubs and over 350 schools, this program is a significant step forward in growing the game and engaging students from kindergarten to grade 8.
“We love meeting the students, seeing their smiling faces as they participate in the activities, and working with teachers to assist in their soccer journey.” – Rick, Oshawa Kicks Soccer Club.
As part of the project, Canada Soccer developed the following:
The Student Playbooks are available for free download on the Canada Soccer website.
The playbooks are filled with fun, interactive activities, soccer legends, and age-appropriate content designed to inspire and educate the next generation of soccer stars.
The Playbooks offer something for every young soccer enthusiast, regardless of skill level:
These are resources for schools, parents, and coaches alike. They are available in multiple languages, making them accessible to students from all backgrounds across Canada.
“We are thrilled to offer these free resources as part of our commitment to growing soccer in Canada,” said Sara McConaghy, Director of Community & Fund Development, Canada Soccer. “The Canada Soccer Playbooks are designed to not only teach soccer skills but also to inspire young athletes to develop a love for the game while having fun.”
Plans for Phase 2 of the Soccer in Schools project have yet to be announced, but this first phase marks a major milestone in Canada Soccer’s efforts to promote inclusivity and accessibility in the sport.
Download your free copies of the Playbooks today at https://canadasoccer.com/soccerinschools/
and join us in celebrating the future of Canadian soccer!
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