Read the 2010 Wigmore Tournament Review
Easy fundraising for the club
The club had been registered with www.easyfundraising.org.uk . Shop with your favourite online stores and at no extra cost raise funds for Wigmore Youth FC. You still shop online directly with each retailer as you would normally, but simply by using the links from this site first, each purchase you make will generate a cashback donation for the club.
Register online here and add it to your favourites, then remember to use it when shopping online!
Thank you for helping
We are collecting Tescos Vouchers
Please pass any vouchers to your team manager. Thank you.
Read the latest Wigmore Youth Newsletter for February 2010
Well done to the U11s for being voted Novembers Team of the month at the Managers Meeting.
Wigmore Youth FC
Welcome to the new Wigmore Youth Football Club official website. This new site is currently under construction and will grow over the coming months to become a useful source of information to its visitors. Please be aware that the site is still being constructed and some links on the left hand menu will not function at the moment.
Wigmore Youth Football Club was established in 1973. The Club is a member of
the Medway News Youth League and is affiliated to the Kent Football Association.
The Club is one of the largest clubs in the League and fields teams in the
league from the Under 8 age group right through to Under 18s. In addition, the
Club has a crèche for children 7 years old and younger, as well as an adult
team. The Club’s home ground is Kings Frith playing fields in Wigmore, although
the small-sided teams play at Fairview Community Primary School and St
Augustines.
Wigmore
Youth FC is a FA Charter Standard Club. The FA Charter Standard Clubs programme,
supported by FA Community Partner McDonald's, was launched in February 2001 and
is a core component of The FA Football Development programme. The Charter
Standard Scheme is a best practice guide that sets standards of coaching, administration and child protection for clubs working with young
people.
The Club is entirely self-funding, raising cash through registration fees, fund
raising activities and sponsorship.