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Blog Articles
04Oct
How to motivate children into becoming more active
It can be very challenging for parents and carers to motivate their children into doing exercise, sports and physical activity. Children from the ages of six to seventeen need at least one hour of moderate to vigorous exercise a day and bone-strengthening exercises like running or jumping should be carried out
17Aug
Children playing sports can lead to a positive attitude in later life
Children all over the world are finding confidence and self-esteem in the sports they love. Whether it’s football, cricket or gymnastics, there is a sport for every child out there. Sports are a fantastic starting point for a child to give them the skills they need for the rest of their lives – but
17Aug
What Makes A Good Teacher For Children
In a YouGov survey, pupils aged between six and 15 were asked what makes a good teacher, and the consensus was teachers who are kind, fun, and good listeners are the best and most effective in their engagement and delivery of classes. Teaching’s hard! You need different skills: positive reinforcement,
17Aug
Free Play For Children – Broken Down
Play is as important to your child’s physical and psychological development as good nutrition is to proper growth. It can be difficult to work out what the best play opportunities for your child are, with so many classes and structured activities available. As a parent, you also have to combat the growin
17Aug
The Blueprint Of A Good Sports Club
If you want your child to develop a passion for sports, one of the best things you can do is find a good sports club. Sports clubs are the ideal place to develop their skills in sports, as well as essential social skills. A good sports club will give your child the space to develop, offer encouragement and all
17Aug
Aerobic or Anaerobic Exercise For Kids – Which Is Better?
There is no doubt that physical activity for children is key to their development. Regular exercise and sports not only keeps their bodies healthy but also helps them develop mentally too. Not only will it help keep them fit but it will also help them learn about teamwork along with learning about winning and
17Aug
Hiring Sports Coaches In Your School
If you’re looking to hire a great sports coach in your school or education facility, then consider these factors before you start the hiring process: From suitability to personality, having the enthusiasm and the skills to teach sport in schools, there are many different elements that form a fantastic sp
17Aug
Benefits of Competitive Sports for Children
Everyone knows that exercise is really important for children, and at The Little Foxes Club we are passionate about getting little ones active and enjoying sports. Today we explore the benefits of competitive sports for children. Competitive sports aren’t just about winning. Just play. Have fun. Enjoy t
17Aug
4 Tips To Stop Childhood Obesity In Its Tracks
Obesity is one of the biggest health crises of modern times, particularly affecting children. We are living in a world of ever-increasing amounts of fast food, where sedentary lifestyles have become more and more common: studying, working and being in front of computers and tv. It’s only natural for pare
17Aug
How to pick the right sport for your child?
We all have memories of sports as children – but those might be happy recollections of days spent outside playing, or traumatising nightmares. All too often, the horrors of PE class can lead a kid feeling miserable and picked-on, and ultimately giving up on sport altogether. As parents, the last thing we
17Aug
Psychological Benefits of Sports for Children
As children grow, they learn from their environment around them, whether they experience good or bad things, psychologically the experiences stay with them. Research shows that sport is an ideal activity for children’s well-being, not just physically, but mentally also. There are many things to consider
17Aug
Foxes FC at the Gothia Cup
Foxes FC started its participation in international youth football – the Gothia Cup in Gothenburg, Sweden – in the summer of 2017. In the summer of 2018, Foxes FC took a U12 team to compete in their first Gothia Cup, proudly playing in the final round of 32 finalists, from an initial outset of 164 competin
05Jun
Foxes FC U14 – Winners of Middlesex Youth League & Cup
A successful season for the Club has accumulated in our Foxes FC U14 team in becoming the Middlesex Youth Football League and Cup double champions on Sunday 19th May, 2019. The Foxes played the Middlesex Youth Cup Final against Hillingdon Abbotts U14. The match was eventful with both teams putting on a great d
17Aug
Outdoor Play For Children – How To Get Outdoors
Outdoor play for children as they grow up is so important. Most parents have experienced the struggle to get children out of their bedrooms and into the sunshine (or rain!). A recent report stated that only 21% of children regularly play outside, compared to 71% of their parents, so we’ve come up with som
Blog Articles
04Oct
How to motivate children into becoming more active
It can be very challenging for parents and carers to motivate their children into doing exercise, sports and physical activity. Children from the ages of six to seventeen need at least one hour of moderate to vigorous exercise a day and bone-strengthening exercises like running or jumping should be carried out
17Aug
Children playing sports can lead to a positive attitude in later life
Children all over the world are finding confidence and self-esteem in the sports they love. Whether it’s football, cricket or gymnastics, there is a sport for every child out there. Sports are a fantastic starting point for a child to give them the skills they need for the rest of their lives – but
17Aug
What Makes A Good Teacher For Children
In a YouGov survey, pupils aged between six and 15 were asked what makes a good teacher, and the consensus was teachers who are kind, fun, and good listeners are the best and most effective in their engagement and delivery of classes. Teaching’s hard! You need different skills: positive reinforcement,
17Aug
Free Play For Children – Broken Down
Play is as important to your child’s physical and psychological development as good nutrition is to proper growth. It can be difficult to work out what the best play opportunities for your child are, with so many classes and structured activities available. As a parent, you also have to combat the growing
17Aug
The Blueprint Of A Good Sports Club
If you want your child to develop a passion for sports, one of the best things you can do is find a good sports club. Sports clubs are the ideal place to develop their skills in sports, as well as essential social skills. A good sports club will give your child the space to develop, offer encouragement and allo
17Aug
Aerobic or Anaerobic Exercise For Kids – Which Is Better?
There is no doubt that physical activity for children is key to their development. Regular exercise and sports not only keeps their bodies healthy but also helps them develop mentally too. Not only will it help keep them fit but it will also help them learn about teamwork along with learning about winning and l
17Aug
Hiring Sports Coaches In Your School
If you’re looking to hire a great sports coach in your school or education facility, then consider these factors before you start the hiring process: From suitability to personality, having the enthusiasm and the skills to teach sport in schools, there are many different elements that form a fantastic spo
17Aug
Benefits of Competitive Sports for Children
Everyone knows that exercise is really important for children, and at The Little Foxes Club we are passionate about getting little ones active and enjoying sports. Today we explore the benefits of competitive sports for children. Competitive sports aren’t just about winning. Just play. Have fun. Enjoy th
17Aug
4 Tips To Stop Childhood Obesity In Its Tracks
Obesity is one of the biggest health crises of modern times, particularly affecting children. We are living in a world of ever-increasing amounts of fast food, where sedentary lifestyles have become more and more common: studying, working and being in front of computers and tv. It’s only natural for paren
17Aug
How to pick the right sport for your child?
We all have memories of sports as children – but those might be happy recollections of days spent outside playing, or traumatising nightmares. All too often, the horrors of PE class can lead a kid feeling miserable and picked-on, and ultimately giving up on sport altogether. As parents, the last thing we
17Aug
Psychological Benefits of Sports for Children
As children grow, they learn from their environment around them, whether they experience good or bad things, psychologically the experiences stay with them. Research shows that sport is an ideal activity for children’s well-being, not just physically, but mentally also. There are many things to consider f
17Aug
Foxes FC at the Gothia Cup
Foxes FC started its participation in international youth football – the Gothia Cup in Gothenburg, Sweden – in the summer of 2017. In the summer of 2018, Foxes FC took a U12 team to compete in their first Gothia Cup, proudly playing in the final round of 32 finalists, from an initial outset of 164 competin
05Jun
Foxes FC U14 – Winners of Middlesex Youth League & Cup
A successful season for the Club has accumulated in our Foxes FC U14 team in becoming the Middlesex Youth Football League and Cup double champions on Sunday 19th May, 2019. The Foxes played the Middlesex Youth Cup Final against Hillingdon Abbotts U14. The match was eventful with both teams putting on a great d
17Aug
Outdoor Play For Children – How To Get Outdoors
Outdoor play for children as they grow up is so important. Most parents have experienced the struggle to get children out of their bedrooms and into the sunshine (or rain!). A recent report stated that only 21% of children regularly play outside, compared to 71% of their parents, so we’ve come up with som