Very poor at William Tyndale. No attempt to develop children of varying abilities. More dominant personalities take multiple turns at the expense of the quieter children. When children raise they haven't had a turn they are ignored. Basically paying £10 for your child to stand around whilst few better players hog the ball and coaches unable to install any structure. Just money making exercise.

A bit cliquey - seem to favour some kids over others if the parents are in the clique. Kids not necessarily playing with their own year group - can be grouped with older or younger kids - not ideal for development.

Feels like a money machine. Little focus on development of kids.

My son started at LSS Leyton a few weeks ago and was immediately made to feel welcome and part of the group. Coach Matthew does a great job of keeping all of the kids interested and engaged, and somehow even manages to remember all of their names! The sessions are a perfect mix of fun, technique and training, with a match at the end. Really enjoyable for the kids and for the parents watching on the sidelines!

My son loves it. Really engaging and fun for the kids and fun while still developing football skills.