During the week 10th-16th October, The FA, its partners and the Northamptonshire FA will be focused on impacting the lives of as many girls as possible, as we embark of another FA Girls’ Football Week.

The aim of the week is to engage a further 22,000 participants, focusing on those in further and higher education.

In April earlier this year, more than 52,000 girls took part in the first Girls’ Football Week activities, which were delivered in schools, clubs, community groups and wider organisations across the country – and Northamptonshire FA is aiming to help double the original target of participants this October by focusing on participants within our county.

What is FA Girls’ Football Week?

During FA Girls’ Football Week, the whole country gears up to encourage female-specific football sessions in local clubs, schools and community groups, and create school-club links.

The week helps The FA to measure progress towards our ultimate goal – to double female participation by 2020.

In order for The FA to measure progress, we ask everybody taking part to log their activity.

How Can You Get Involved?

Please see below for details of events taking place over the course of FA Girls' Football Week within Northamptonshire.


Schools, Clubs, Community Groups and Wider Organisations
To register any existing activities or new sessions you’re delivering between 10th-16th October to help kick-start girls’ football in your area, please CLICK HERE

You can run anything from a football training session to a fun lesson on the beautiful game with quizzes. The form will take 5-10 minutes to complete. Once you have completed the form, you will be able to download some specific materials to help you promote your event.

Individual Players and Parents
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Register your details by CLICKING HERE, and we will be in contact with activities taking place in your local area.

One person fully behind FA Girls’ Football Week is England and Chelsea forward Karen Carney, who said: “I visited one of the Girls’ Football Week sessions last year in Birmingham, and it was great to see so many girls enjoying playing football. If schools can create more opportunities for girls to try football, then hopefully more will love playing.”

For any questions relating to FA Girls Football Week in Northamptonshire, please contact:

Amber Wildgust
Football Development Officer, Northamptonshire FA
amber.wildgust@northantsfa.com
01604 678400