Holiday Camp FAQs
Where is the Holiday Camp venue and address?
Venue and address details vary from camp to camp. To find the details for the camp you are interested in or that you have booked onto, please visit the holiday camp make a booking page. However, please feel free to email footbellas@gmail.com if you are still unsure.
What time do I drop off and pick up?
Drop off and pick up times may vary from camp to camp. To find these details for the camp you are interested in or that you have booked onto, please visit the holiday camp make a booking. However, please feel free to email footbellas@gmail.com if you are still unsure.
Does my child need to already play football to come along to one of your Holiday Camps?
No, we welcome girls of all football abilities from complete beginners to girls already playing club football. We tailor our days to ensure that everyone can enjoy playing football at their own pace and level.
Can my child just turn up to a holiday camp on the day?
As there are essential details we require prior to the session (such as medical conditions, emergency contact details etc), we require all children to be registered with us prior to the session. Our registration process also enables us to confirm that a space is available at the camp on that day. To book your child onto a holiday camp visit the holiday camps make a booking page.
What should they wear?
Comfy sports-wear - socks, t-shirt, jumper / hoodie and shorts / jogging-bottoms / leggings - and a rain jacket incase of rain.
In the colder months, hats, gloves and thermals make a huge difference so please provide these as well if your child has them.
On hotter days, please apply sun cream beforehand and pack extra sun cream to apply throughout the day (your child will need to be able to apply this themselves). Please also provide a sun hat.
Footwear: moulded football boots offer the best grip all year round. However, if your child already has astro boots these will be fine for most of the year as they still offer a good grip. Strong-grip trainers are ok but we do recommend football boots in the colder and wetter months as these offer the best grip. We do ask that the girls don't wear metal-studded boots though.
Shin pads: as a number of the girls wear football boots, we recommend that they wear shin pads as these will protect the children’s shins. Shin pads can be worn under long socks, football socks, leggings, jogging-bottoms.
For further advice on what to wear, please email footbellas@gmail.com
What food should they bring?
Please pack a lunch, a snack for morning break and water in a refillable bottle - we have a water fountain onsite for the girls to refill their drinking bottles throughout the day.
Please note, our venues have no-nuts policies so please do not provide any food containing nuts.
Who should I contact if any of the details I provided when I made the booking has changed?
Please email footbellas@gmail.com and we will update our records accordingly
Who should I contact if I have a question or concern?
The happiness and safety of our children is our utmost priority. If you do have a question or concern please don’t hesitate to contact Rachel and Bekki at footbellas@gmail.com.